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Bangor Daily News: “Being the only one in Maine has its advantages and disadvantages,” said Gormely, who has been with Tomboy almost 11 months. “Disadvantages in that I’m it and I have to do all, but I also have all the potential sales and if they (Tomboy) get any leads on, I’m it as far [...]

Wharton Today: slowing sales, Avon is shaking up its executive suite. Andrea Jung, who had headed the direct sales giant since 1999, will remain executive chairman, but the company will name someone to take over her role as CEO. The longest-tenured woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company, Jung is credited with modernizing the 125-year [...]

Guest Post by Karen Cavagnuolo Pink Zebra, a new multi level marketing joins the in home party fragrance industry, opening its doors this September. Although Pink Zebra is new to the direct selling industry it’s not to the candle industy. Founders Tom and Kelly Gaines have been in the candle and fragrance business for over [...]

PR Web: Holiday Sets 2011 Ultra thoughtful … truly luxe … and oh-so French. C’est vous, when you give a holiday set by Votre Vu! Choose from among Vu’s quintessential quartet offered at delicious discounts: Cocktails and Mocktails — This year, give the nouvelle holiday beverage, SnapDragon. Packed with powerful anti-aging superfruits like acai berry [...]

Cleveland.com: As an independent senior sales director with Mary Kay, Debbie Barnes of Bay Village says she is thankful for 23 years of pink dreams coming true. She drives a pink Cadillac. Barnes is married with three grown children and says she has always felt like a stay-at-home mom with executive-level earnings. She spoke recently [...]

WSJ: Where debt-laden college graduates once might have resisted commission-based sales positions, the 14% unemployment rate for 20- to 24 -year-olds means fewer grads are turning up their nose at sales jobs. Cutlery distributor Cutco Corp. has long been a mainstay of college students looking to earn cash by selling knives during the summer. Lately, [...]

Globe and Mail: Some people sign-up for this kind of part-time work to support a family. Others, like Amy Lazar Kleiman, are looking for a creative outlet and an opportunity to earn some fun money. Ms. Lazar Kleiman is an independent stylist for Stella & Dot. To get going, she paid $199.99 for a starter [...]

Sentinel-Standard.com: One independent company is not only encouraging women to be more handy, but it is also providing a way for buyers to help fund breast cancer awareness and education. Tomboy Tools provides a large selection of tools and novelty items designed especially for women and adorned in pink to help build confidence and empower [...]

Idaho Press-Tribune: Scentsy grew from a tiny endeavor in a Utah home basement to a worldwide, multi-million-dollar company, quickly capturing the attention of consumers and the business world alike. Orville and Heidi Thompson were on the edge of bankruptcy due to a failed business startup in 2003 when they struck a deal to take over [...]

The Globe and Mail: Janet Piper still feels like a newbie when it comes to trunk shows – that’s what San Francisco-based company Stella & Dot calls the home parties where its reps sell boutique-style jewellery. So on a rainy Sunday afternoon, Ms. Piper, a 43-year-old who works full-time at a publishing company, invited her [...]