North Hollywood – Toluca Lake Patch: Kevin Farrell works hard for a living—fighting the horrific traffic in the maze of Los Angeles freeways five days a week. His car is packed to the max with the products he peddles to home-based customers, some as far away as San Diego. Once he arrives at a customer’s […]
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Madison County Courier: Kelly Vollmer, a Chittenango resident and independent consultant with Tastefully Simple, Inc., is now a team leader with the national direct seller of delicious, easy-to-prepare foods. Vollmer earned the promotion through sales achievements and by adding new consultants to the team. The promotion entitles Vollmer to a variety of benefits, such as
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The Times: Lisa Howe, a Seneca resident and independent consultant with Tastefully Simple, is now a team manager with the national direct seller of easy-to-prepare foods. Howe earned the promotion through sales achievements and by adding new consultants to the team. The promotion entitles Howe to a variety of benefits, such as commissions, bonuses, allowances
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Chatham Patch: Chatham resident Mary Lord found her dream job in an unexpected place: a cosmetic bag. The business woman and busy mom was honored Monday evening at the Short Hills Hilton for her recent promotion from independent beauty consultant to director with Mary Kay. The successful saleswoman began her journey in the beauty business
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NWI.com: Four local women selling Lia Sophia jewelry have won company honors for sales and all earn six figures. Debbie Rotkvich, a Chicago native, went from owning a business to direct selling 16 years ago. Today her personal earnings are more than $3 million and her team sales are more than $106 million. St. John
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Deseret News: Utah has long been recognized for its strong entrepreneurial spirit and business-friendly environment. That atmosphere has led many to take the risk and build companies from the ground up in various industries from education to manufacturing. Ten of those courageous souls were honored Thursday at the 2011 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the
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The Bellingham Herald: A few years ago Stephanie Meester of Lynden just wanted some Tupperware freezer labels, but couldn’t find anyone in Whatcom County who sold them. Becoming involved in the company earned her a brand new car. Meester was recently given the 2012 Mustang convertible based on her percentage growth in team sales and
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Deseret News: Orville and Heidi Thompson believe that struggle and failure formed the foundation that led to the success of Scentsy Inc., the popular purveyor of wickless candles, warmers and accessories. In the early 1990s, Orville Thompson lost his job and struggled to find another. Their response, creating a family business selling gadgets and cleaning
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BusinessWire: Stream Energy, the world’s largest network marketer of energy, continues its phenomenal growth, with the announcement that the firm’s marketing arm Ignite ranks 14th internationally on the recent list of the Top 100 Direct Selling Companies in the World in Direct Selling News, moving up from last year’s ranking of 16th. Stream Energy has
Kansas City Business Journal: The Regional Entrepreneurs of the Year are Bonnie Kelly, Jerry Kelly and Teresa Walsh, co-founders, Silpada Designs Jewelry. Long-time best friends Bonnie Kelly and Theresa Walsh took $25 from their grocery fund to pursue their passion for sterling silver jewelry. They began designing jewelry and hosting parties. In 1997, after hundreds
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