Star-Telegram.com: About two years ago, Sutton walked away from corporate life and became a Mary Kay cosmetics representative. First she found a product and a lifestyle to emulate. Mary Kay Ash, who founded her company in 1963, is regarded as a historical female entrepreneur. “Her philosophy changed my life,” Sutton said. “After I got my […]
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Boston Herald: Far from becoming obsolete, however, it turns out that the number of these smallest of small businesses is actually growing. “The ability to connect with someone really is invaluable when it comes to a shopping experience, and that’s not going to change,†said Amy Robinson, senior vice president of the Direct Selling Association.
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Fox Business: Who: Kelly Hogan, independent sales director at Mary Kay Cosmetics, leads a pink Cadillac unit; the pink Cadillac is the most well-known symbol of a Mary Kay independent sales force member’s success. She has been a director with the company for eight years. What: Hogan’s primary position is to teach women anti-aging skin
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Cov News: Covington resident Jilly Finney has earned the use of a new Chevy Malibu sedan as a result of her work in operating her independent Mary Kay business. The Chevy Malibu sedan is gray in color. Participants in the Mary Kay Career Car Program may also earn use of a Chevy Equinox crossover in
The Telegraph: MY FRIEND had started with Tupperware three months before and I was working part time in a coffee shop in Epping. The owner kindly closed the shop and let me throw the party. It was April 18, 1962. We had raisin toast and cups of coffee and about eight or nine people came.
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Stafford County Sun: A new Radley Cadillac dealership was recently decked out in pink. But more than balloons, tablecloths and cake donned the pastel hue. A 2011 Cadillac SRX matched the décor of the showroom as well as the attire of most of the guests gathered for the unveiling of the SUV. Proprietor of the
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BBC News: For Sylvia Boyd, success came in the shape of the airtight, plastic storage boxes that made her a Tupperware millionaire. In the 1950s she was a housewife, living in California. A former child actress, she had left high school, married her husband Jon, a Los Angeles city fireman, and had two children. However
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Montgomery Advertiser: Blair Critch tried to go back to work as a teacher after her two boys were old enough for day care, but she didn’t earn enough to make it worth the cost. Shortly after, she stumbled on a cute necklace from Stella & Dot in a magazine. She became a stylist for the
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The Telegraph: Stefanie Taylor, in her forties, is typical of many who have been hit by the downturn. “I worked in the property industry and it has suffered its worst crisis for 20 years so I needed a new direction,” she said. “I had no particular ambition to work from home, it was just an
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The Meadville Tribune: “We had to get back on track and try to get back up that hill,†said Conneaut Lake’s Sharla Buzzard. The sluggish American economy hit home for her and her family in a big way last year when her husband, Derrick, lost his job when the company he worked for went bankrupt.
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