The Santa Barbara Independent: As Vector Marketing braces for a pending $13 million California class action settlement that will be finalized in the next few weeks, the company is making a national push to shed its negative image. Meanwhile, the Santa Barbara community remains divided on the company. While some workers and customers praise Vector […]
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Financial Post: The Direct Sellers Association of Canada (DSA) awarded Niagara Falls resident Rhancha Connell, National Sales Promotion Manager of Vector Marketing Canada Corporation, with the Distinguished Service Award at the association’s annual conference in Banff, Alberta. The Distinguished Service Award acknowledges individuals for their significant contribution to the advancement of the Direct Sellers Association
Local News 8: Meridian-based Scentsy Inc. is challenging communities across the state to donate to The Idaho Foodbank throughout the month of August with the Halt The Hunger campaign. The company has pledged to match every new donation up to $300,000, which could provide 1.8 million meals. Buck Horton, chairman of the Idaho Falls Community
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Los Angeles Times: Lia sophia, the direct-sales jewelry brand that has a strong celebrity following, held an intimate event Tuesday night in the back courtyard of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood. The brand throws a party in L.A each summer, usually at an impressive beach house in Malibu, in order to present its
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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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NBC DFW: The Mary Kay cosmetics sales person driving a pink Cadillac once stood, OK, sat, as the symbol of a top performer in terms of company sales. Well, that pink Cadillac now has company in the corporate garage. Company executives used the annual Mary Kay convention this week, July 25-28 in downtown Dallas, to
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The Kansas City Star: A year after being bought by Avon for $650 million, Silpada Designs is still led by its local founders. Just as planned. But the Lenexa-based direct sales company specializing in sterling silver jewelry has turned to its 125-year-old owner for advice as it rolls out online ordering to complement its home
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Echo Press: Tastefully Simple Inc. honored employees with the company’s annual “Turn ‘Em Loose Awards.†The awards were presented June 16 during the company’s 16th birthday celebration at the Lakeside Ballroom in Glenwood. “Our headquarters team is simply amazing,†said Jill Blashack Strahan, Tastefully Simple founder and CEO. “Each year, we’re honored to recognize team
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Global Edmonton: Workers from Vector Marketing raised close to $25,000 to help out Thomas Kay, who was struck by a paralyzing illness three years ago. The disease also affected his memory and ability to communicate. His wish is to see his favourite rugby team, the New Zealand All Blacks, play against Canada in the World
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Kansas City Business Journal: Kansas City is about to experience a silver rush — a rush to see new Silpada Designs Inc. jewelry, that is. The Lenexa-based jewelry company will have its 2011 National Conference in Kansas City from Thursday through Sunday. The conference is expected to have an economic impact of almost $4.6 million,
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