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Volume 5, Issue 1, 2012
Dreams
Realized
“ With a firm grasp and
a fellowship and a belief
in one another, dreams
”
can come true.
Dreams …
What’s Your Dream?
– RICH DEVOS
Amway’s story begins with our fathers, who
a business of their own remains constant.
as friends and business partners believed that
And working together with you, people all
freedom and free enterprise were the path to
over the world have the opportunity to realize
a better life. So they dreamed of becoming
their dreams.
entrepreneurs. They established many
businesses before finally finding success. Not
long after, their dream of entrepreneurship
grew into something bigger – the desire to
help others have the opportunity to become
business owners, too.
Our fathers believed that business ownership
leads to economic and personal freedom and
™
That’s what this AMWAY business is about
– working hard and setting goals so that
dreams can be fulfilled. You’re living your
dreams every day. But beyond that, you’re
helping others realize their dreams as well.
Congratulations, Achievers!
that this is the best way to achieve a better
life. Today, their dream of helping others have
“ We have to believe in
ourselves; you can’t predict
the future, but you can
”
follow your dreams.
– JAY VAN ANDEL
Steve Van Andel
Doug DeVos
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A World-Class Celebration
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The Luck of the Draw!
Let’s Hit the Beach!
Training to Fuel Your Dreams
Universal’s Islands of Adventure ®
Recognition of Dreams Fulfilled
Bright Lights, Big Smiles
Creating the Dream Life
Recognition
IBOAI Election Results
Parting Thoughts
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Getting Down to Business
IN THIS ISSUE
Hello Orlando!
ACHIEVERS ’11
“ I saw us being able to spend more time
Hello
together, do things for our children, give them
Orlando!
”
the best lifestyle.
December
Sunny Orlando
Biggest Amway Business Conference of 2011
Invitation Only
New Pins Galore!
Family and 4,000 of Your Best Friends
Welcome to the incredible week that was Achievers ’11!
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“ My dream keeps
growing every step
– SAJID SAYED
Enjoy more event photos:
flickr.com/achievemagazine
of the way and that
is the best part of the
AMWAY™ business –
”
there are no limits.
– MARIA GARCIA
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ACHIEVERS ’11
A World-Class
Celebration
“ My dream is to have a business in every country open to Amway
so that my children can have business and friends all over the world
”
when I’m gone.
– KARA LANCTOT
T
he Amway IBO family is wonderfully diverse! And, that
diversity was celebrated in a grand way at the Achievers
Welcome Dinner. Festively costumed performers mingled
and entertained with music and arts from around the world as
IBOs sampled tempting foods from far-flung regions of the globe.
“ My dream has expanded. I can now see
this business uniting countries and peoples all
”
across the globe.
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– MELODY PEINTNER
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ACHIEVERS ’11
Getting Down
to Business
“ Be proud of what you’ve accomplished.”
– DOUG DEVOS
P
erformance year 2011
was an outstanding
one for growth and
IBO success, with the
highest qualification growth
in more than eight years!
More than 1,200 IBOs
qualified for new pin levels
of Platinum and above!
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usiness updates? Absolutely! And so much more.
Corporate leadership provided up-to-the-minute
recaps of performance and plans; and fun,
from-the-field reporting gave IBOs a preview of new
research focused on reaching Gen Y, Hispanics, and
women. Great gifts, incredible performances in the IBO
Talent Show, and emotional tributes to the 2011 Amway
Hero Awards recipients rounded out the agenda.
“ We believe that people can move
from mediocrity to magnificence if we
”
provide the vehicle.
– RICH DEVOS
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ACHIEVERS ’11
Our 2011 IBO Talent
Show Finalists
“ I was working 100 hours a
week as an attorney until
Amway made it possible for
Aura Mantilla-Andrews
VIVALDI’S THE FOUR SEASONS: L’ESTATE, VIOLIN
Judge Rob: “That was a physically challenging piece
performed beautifully.”
me to earn additional income.
Now, my passion is to empower
other women to achieve their
”
financial freedom.
– ALICE RODRIGUEZ
Meredith Nathan with
Sara and David Fiorello
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL, VOCAL
Judge Jonathan: “Your harmony was
amazing and you brought a unique spin to
a traditional song.”
Noella Olynyk
AMAZING GRACE, VOCAL
Judge Michelle: “You handled the song
beautifully. You have an incredible instrument!”
Renee Desilva – Grand Prize Winner
ON MY OWN FROM LES MISÉRABLES™, VOCAL
Judge Jonathan: “You took us somewhere else.
You were able to communicate to the audience
the emotion of the song.”
To view the final videos, go to:
AchieveMagazine.com/talent-2011
Judges
ROB ANDERSON – PLAYWRIGHT AND DIRECTOR
JONATHAN BARR – PRODUCER
MICHELLE AMATO – VOCALIST AND RECORDING ARTIST
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ACHIEVERS ’11
HERO
The Luck
of the Draw!
O
“ Dream, believe, and be thankful!”
ur 2011 Amway Hero Awards
presentation provided an emotional
finish to an already outstanding
Business Meeting. Videos rolled, tears
fell, and the audience surged to its feet to
honor each Amway Hero winner. Amazing
stories, amazing accomplishments, amazing
individuals – Heroes, all.
– IBO TWEET
T
he premise is simple. Place your card in the hopper, wait for
your IBO number to be called, win a fabulous prize! Four lucky
IBOs had their dreams come true when their numbers were
drawn for these extraordinary gifts:
•
$15,000 Tiffany & Co. Gift Certificate – Scott Vance
•
$15,000 Gas Card – Jeffrey and Diana Mott
•
$15,000 Home Office Package – George and Melody Peintner
•
$50,000 Corvette – Gabriel Sanchez
DETERMINATION, Stephen Willoby
GENEROSITY, Tim Foley
LEADERSHIP, Ulises Feliz
Nominate a fellow Amway IBO
for a 2012 Amway Hero Award in
one of the following categories:
Determination, Generosity,
Leadership, or Patriotism. Submit
your entry electronically at
AchieveMagazine.com/
hero-awards-2012. Deadline for
2012 nominations is May 31, 2012.
PATRIOTISM, Michael Schindler
“ This (award money) will build two Habitat
for Humanity houses in Guatemala!”
®
– TIM FOLEY
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ACHIEVERS ’11
Let’s Hit
the Beach!
“ Achievers! Keep moving forward, follow
your dream, and strive to succeed!”
– IBO TWEET
S
un and sand … what a great setting!
More “fun beach party” than expo,
this year’s IBO Experience set up its
tents beachside at the Swan and Dolphin
Resort. There, IBOs had the opportunity
to catch up on new products and selling
®
tools, and meet and greet NUTRILITE
spokesman Kurt Warner, Miss America
2011 Teresa Scanlan, and the 2011 Amway
Hero Awards winners. Crowds gathered
‘round to hear the latest business-building
tips from our team of Amway, NUTRILITE
®
and ARTISTRY brand experts.
The dream is alive, and the
next generation had shirts to
show it!
Early risers – men, women, and children – joined
NUTRILITE fitness experts beachside to start their days
with an energizing morning workout.
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ACHIEVERS ’11
“ Love the idea of using this new
Training
to Fuel Your Dreams
system to help educate individual
“ Fabulous. Clarifies a lot of confusion
IBOs about their income potential.
related to do’s and don’ts of social media.
I think it’s going to greatly impact
Thank you, Amway.
”
our biz.
”
– IBO TWEET
– IBO TWEET
“ I am going to use his three-
whiteboard idea when showing
the plan to 50 people. Also
going to be very specific sharing
”
my dream with prospects.
– IBO TWEET
“ It provided great insight to
help approach the Hispanic
”
population professionally.
– IBO TWEET
Additional information about the Achievers ’11
training presentations can be found at:
“ This was some of the most important stuff
I’ve heard from Frank Luntz yet!”
Amway.com > Business Center > Training
and Education > The Learning Center
– IBO TWEET
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ACHIEVERS ’11
Universal’s Islands
of Adventure
Brought Out the Kid in Everyone!
W
hat’s more fun than a night at Universal’s Islands of
®
Adventure ? Having the entire park to yourself – no lines!
Achievers took a wondrous journey through the newest
rides, shows, and interactive attractions that brought favorite
legends, comic book heroes, cartoons, and children’s stories to life.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™, complete with Hogwarts™,
Diagon Alley, and, of course, butterbeer was clearly a favorite!
Vendors threw their doors open throughout the park to meet IBOs
and their families’ needs – from food and beverages at no charge
to free play in the Kingpin’s Arcade and photo opportunities with
®
Super Heroes, Toon characters, and T-Rex from Jurassic Park .
Enjoy more event photos:
flickr.com/achievemagazine
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ACHIEVERS ’11
Recognition
“ Don’t ever let anybody steal
your dream!”
of Dreams Fulfilled
– DEXTER YAGER
“ This business has allowed me to associate
with people who have much bigger dreams I’ve
never thought possible before … my dreams are
”
constantly growing.
– JOCELYNN MILIC
L
ights blazed around the Amway
®
Center as searchlights swept the
Orlando sky – Final Night was
in full swing!
“Let’s Get Ready to Rumbllllleeeee!” ™
Michael Buffer brought his
inimitable talent and delivery to
a night of celebration …
“ AMWAY
™
opportunity is about having a
dream and expanding a dream. The more
”
we believe, the more we are achieving it.
– RAJNEESH AND RAMAN VERMA
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ACHIEVERS ’11
“ Dreams should
always grow.”
“ Congratulations to all Achievers!
It has been a great year.”
– IBO TWEET
– BELINDA SUREZBCA
“ My dream now is to reach the higher
levels so I can enjoy the rewards that
Amway offers, while mentoring the next
”
generation of Diamonds.
– MARIA GARCIA
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NEW PLATINUM CONFERENCE ’11
Bright Lights,
Big Smiles
B
ig dreams fuel the early days, long
hours, and late nights of new IBOs.
Mentoring and encouragement
support their sampling, sales, and
sponsoring. Their reward? Reaching the
Platinum leadership level AND a coveted
invitation to New Platinum Conference.
Enthusiasm runs high at New Platinum;
smiles are contagious. World-class
speakers and education, delivered
by renowned trainers and successful
upline mentors, fill the days. Don’t forget
the energy of the welcome dinner and
exclusive Disney park activities for families,
all capped by a sparkling, camera-flashing
recognition celebration.
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CROWN AMBASSADOR
A
nna, Seung-Ho, and Jay arrived
in the U.S. with not much
more than one another – and
a dream of making a good life in
America. A former kindergarten
teacher, Anna had to take a job as
a waitress – the 11 p.m. to 11 a.m.
“graveyard shift” – while Seung-Ho
tried to bring in what he could as an
oil painter, giving lessons and selling
his own work.
Creating the
Dream Life
Humble dreams
When they first started their
AMWAY™ business, Anna’s dreams
were humble. “I just wanted to
earn extra money to supplement
my waitressing, so my first big goal
was to make a thousand dollars a
month,” she recalls.
They had been living with Seung-Ho’s
family and had moved into their own
apartment, “but it was an awful
place, only about 700 square feet,
To make things worse, Seung-Ho
came down with a stress-related
illness and wasn’t able to help Anna
“ There’s a new energy out there, a new attitude
about Amway, and we can feel it.”
– JAY KIM
in a very bad neighborhood,” recalls
Jay, who doesn’t even like to think
about those days.
Immigrants who come to the U.S. face
challenges most of us cannot even
much with their newly launched
AMWAY business. But the situation
only made her more determined.
As one who believes the only way to
solve problems is by taking action,
she started working even harder.
Start of a family business
And she did have another good
helper: 9-year old Jay. “All the
materials were in English back then,
and my parents needed a translator.
So I took on the job!” he laughs.
He’s been working alongside them
ever since.
Anna tells about how the three of
them would sit at the kitchen table,
writing out Korean translations
on stickers, which they then put
on the product catalog pages to
share information with the Korean
community. It was a time-consuming
and arduous task. But it worked.
imagine, from learning a new language
to leaving their loved ones behind.
W
hen Michael, Anna, and Jay
Kim arrived in New York City
from Korea, they virtually
had to start over. They were a small
but strong family, and by sticking
together, they achieved success
beyond their wildest dreams.
Today, most AMWAY materials,
websites, and tools are all available in
Korean – and many other languages
– thanks in part to Anna’s influence.
(Theirs is the largest Korean
organization in North America.)
Jay, Anna, and Seung-Ho Kim
CROWN AMBASSADOR
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CROWN AMBASSADOR
And in the meantime, their business has grown far and wide
to become a very culturally diverse organization. Here in the
United States, people of all ethnicities and backgrounds are
part of the Kims’ business, and their growing international
businesses include Canada, Korea, Vietnam, and China.
“I used to think the world was big,” says Anna. “Now I feel
that it’s very small.”
Of course, their business involves
a lot of travel, too, and the family
is looking forward to their first trip
to Prague in a few weeks. “We’ve
always loved the AMWAY™ business
trips,” says Anna, recalling their many
journeys to Hawaii, Peter Island, and
other gorgeous destinations. “When
we were struggling financially in that
tiny apartment, I always dreamed
about seeing the world, so I am very
grateful to be doing that today.”
The big melting pot
The Kims believe that having so many different ethnicities
creates a positive dynamic and unique synergy for their
business. “When you can’t speak English, you use more body
language, people are more respectful when you’re explaining
things, and the mix is also very interesting,” explains Jay. “So
our gatherings are not as formal. Everybody’s trying to practice
their English and at the same time, we’re learning about each
other’s culture.”
Dreams come true
Another of Anna’s dreams came true
a few years ago when she was able
to buy her mother’s house for her in
Korea. “It felt so good to do that for
her,” says Anna. “We’ve tried to talk
her into coming here to live with us,
but she has so many friends there
she doesn’t want to leave. She’s a
very popular lady!”
“Our meetings are very entertaining; they’re more like parties,
really,” adds Seung-Ho. “We’ll have music, dancing, different
ethnic groups will bring their traditional dishes to share, or
maybe we’ll give away some prizes in between product demos.
People socialize at our meetings – it’s another incentive to
come – and we always have fun.”
“My grandmother is also a very hard
worker. She’s always had a ton of
energy, so I think my mother gets her
work ethic from her,” observes Jay,
adding that he’s enjoyed watching his
mother transform into the confident
leader she has become. “She’s so
wise. She continually amazes me.”
Their lovely Long Island home is ideal for gatherings – a
spacious living room, a large backyard with a pool, and a lower
“ In Korea, there’s a saying about how the son with his
younger, stronger back can lighten the load his parents
level that serves as a combination dance floor (Anna’s big on
®
ballroom dancing) and ARTISTRY “salon,” where women can
sit, sample products, and enjoy some pampering.
have been carrying, and I believe that applies to all
”
second-generation IBOs.
Asked what they enjoy most
about the lifestyle their success has
brought them, Anna says, “Really,
I think the four fundamentals of our
business – Freedom, Family, Reward,
and Hope – are what we love in equal
measure. And of course, the people.
The relationship side of this business
is something we truly value, being
with like-minded people who want to
better themselves.”
With all the innovations the company
has implemented in the past few
years, from more training to the
Amway image and awareness
– ANNA KIM
“I think the emphasis on health and beauty products has been
very good for our business,” observes Anna. “Consumers are
very interested in these types of products, but you have to
focus on what they need, not on what you want to sell.”
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CROWN AMBASSADOR
campaigns, the Kims believe it’s a better business than ever for
those seeking the American dream. “The AMWAY™ business is
the great equalizer,” says Seung-Ho, who loves the fact that so
much of their efforts are centered on helping others succeed.
“What makes our business so unique is that we don’t just sell
you products, then disappear. We become part of your lives
and you become part of ours.”
“I know what it’s like to struggle,” he continues. “I want to help
others reach their full potential and get the most out of life, just
as we have.”
Technology has made things much better, too, they say. “We
encourage people in our groups to use all the great tools
®
available that make it so easy to stay in touch, from Twitter
®
and Facebook to websites and smartphone apps. Today, I
can communicate with someone in Korea or Latin America
as easily as I can with someone in New York, and it’s all done
instantly!” says Anna.
Gen Y defined
Jay recently attended a company-sponsored seminar on
Gen Y, but he believes that moniker refers not just to a certain
age group, but to anyone who’s “current and up on all the
latest technology. It’s more a state of mind, really, and if you’re
text messaging, putting photos on Facebook, and most
importantly, feeling young, hungry, and entrepreneurial,
then I’d say you’re Gen Y,” he states.
Speaking of generations, Jay has a natural, easygoing
rapport with kids and serves as an ideal role model for
second- generation IBOs.
“People in our group are constantly introducing their
sons and daughters to me so that I can talk to them
about the business,” says Jay, adding that he also did
his share of babysitting when he was younger so parents
could attend meetings.
“To us, the AMWAY™ business is totally geared toward
family, from Steve and Doug taking over from their
fathers to the second and even third generations of
Amway employees, to the husbands and wives who
work together and teach their children how to become
entrepreneurs. It’s set up to be a multi-generational
business,” continues Jay. “And our actions really
embrace that. We’re a family business and we’ll always
be a family business.”
Extended family
Jay says a lot of kids today might look at working with
their parents as a negative thing, “but my message is,
it’s not! It’s a good thing. I’m with my parents five days a
week. We run our business together, we travel together,
we have fun together. You only have one family, and
they’re the people who love you the most.
But really, our family extends beyond the
three of us – everybody feels like family to us.
It’s a huge community of people who want to
be with each other. And that’s not like other
businesses.”
Giving back
Giving back is also a big part of their
business, and the Kims are currently in
the initial stages of planning a family
foundation. “We’re starting to think about
where our passions lie, where we could do
the most good, and just gathering ideas
about what our foundation might focus
on,” says Anna, explaining that in the past,
their philanthropic efforts have ranged from
holding fundraisers to donating to Amwaysponsored charitable activities.
Anna’s dreams continue to evolve and she
says her hope for the future
is to “have someone who is
not Korean, but has a Korean
upline, get up on stage and
tell their success story. I want
our organization to represent
all kinds of different people –
Chinese, Vietnamese, Latin
Americans, everyone! When
I see how we break down
barriers in our organization by
getting to know one another as
individuals, learning about one
another’s cultures, focusing
on our similarities rather than
our differences, I really believe
this could be a model for how
world peace might be achieved. I’ve seen it
happen in our organization. Maybe through
our business connections we can spread
this idea across the world.”
At the rate this family is going, they just
might succeed at doing that.
The average monthly Gross Income for “active” IBOs was $202.
U.S. IBOs were considered “active” in months in 2010 when they attempted to make
a retail sale, or presented the Amway IBO Compensation Plan, or received bonus
money, or attended an Amway or IBO meeting. If someone sustained that level of
activity every month for a whole year, their annualized income would be $2,424. Of
course, not every IBO chooses to be active every month. “Gross Income” means
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the amount received from retail sales, minus the cost of goods sold, plus monthly
bonuses and cash incentives. It excludes all annual bonuses and cash incentives,
and all non-cash awards, which may be significant. There may also be significant
business expenses, mostly discretionary, that may be greater in relation to income
in the first years of operation.
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RECOGNITION
Emerald
Reaching Emerald is a significant achievement, the result of sustained effort and successful
leadership. As Emeralds, IBOs have demonstrated their ability to sell, recruit, train, motivate, and
teach others to do the same. They have built healthy organizations and are reaping the rewards
of their hard work.
Kantha and TL Balasubramaniam | Pennsylvania
Living the dream: “Our AMWAY™ business has given us a bright future and an
opportunity to stay young,” says Kantha. “Without it, life would be so boring!”
TL remarks, “We’ve seen many dreams come true through this opportunity, from
becoming business owners, to having family join us in the business, to living in a
beachfront home. But helping others succeed is the best reward!”
Looking to the future: TL and Kantha feel it’s their duty to help people in India.
“Our expectation of their success [in this business] is the greatest gift we can give
them,” he says. “By helping people we’re taking care of our family’s future, too,”
she states. Creating trust funds for their grandchildren and favorite charities is a
priority for this energetic couple.
Hai Yan Wu and Tommy Lam | California
Living the dream: “We love the AMWAY business lifestyle!” says Tommy Lam,
who owned a trading business in China. “There’s no pressure,” just a passion
to share the products and opportunity with others. “In a conventional business,
the focus is on self and making money. In Amway, it’s a shared vision and group
effort. It’s spending time with people we enjoy, people we think of as family.”
Looking to the future: Tommy and Hai Yan are looking forward to “traveling
the world with our family.” Daughters Jessica (10) and Victoria (7) are particularly
excited about checking out snow and the White House in Washington, D.C., later
this year. Tommy says they’re blessed to have the support of his mom, who lives
with them, as well as the loving guidance of their upline mentors.
William Ng and Carey Chen* | New York
Living the dream: “I was afraid of getting married and having children because
I was broke,” says William Ng, a business banker. Now, thanks to his and
Carey’s AMWAY business, “I feel like I have more control over my future.” The
couple welcomed son Carsten 18 months ago and enjoy shopping, dining out,
and spending time with friends and family.
Looking to the future: “The goal is not to worry about life anymore!”
exclaims William. He’s learned the key is to focus on their downlines’ success.
Adds Carey, who works for a nonprofit, “We want to help many more people
and charitiesin the future.” William believes money is not people’s major need.
What they need is more time to enjoy life. That’s what Amway offers them!
*Not pictured
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Gennadiy and Yelena Pavlenko | Oregon
Living the dream: “I was eight months pregnant and busy when we learned about
the AMWAY™ business opportunity,” says Yelena, who worked 12-hour days as a
®
Realtor . After just eight months of working their AMWAY business, she was able to
leave her job in real estate; Gennadiy closed his construction business a year later.
“We dreamed of sending our children to private school – and now we do,” he says.
Looking to the future: David (10), Timothy (7), and Danny (4) love having their
parents volunteer at school. “We’re looking forward to more vacations with them,”
Gennadiy says. “In Ukraine, we could not express our faith or achieve what we have
here.” Adds Yelena, “We’re so thankful to God for bringing us to America, where
we’ve experienced true freedom.”
Wei Sun and Chu-I Liu | Nevada
Living the dream: Wei “Wayne” Sun loves sharing the AMWAY business
opportunity. “We’re working hard to offer it to as many people as we can. We can
really help people through this business,” he says. Wayne believes he and his wife,
Chu-I Liu, make an excellent match: “I’m good at meeting people, and she’s good
at leading our team. I never envisioned this lifestyle,” he muses.
Looking to the future: “No question about it, our next step is Diamond,” Wayne
states. The couple hopes to follow in her parents’ (Holly Chen and Barry Chi)
footsteps and achieve Crown Ambassador someday. For now, they’re enjoying
being home with daughter, Elizabeth (3), and their baby boy, born in February 2011,
when they’re not out “recharging people’s hope batteries.”
Dean and Marcie Whalen | Alberta
Living the dream: Dean and Marcie have a new boss, and her name is Isabelle
Violet (born December 2). “The great thing is, we can take turns feeding her,” says
Marcie, since both no longer have outside jobs. “We’ve been able to plan our future
since starting our AMWAY business (at just 23 years old),” says Dean. “Our goals are
starting to manifest now. It’s pretty cool!”
Looking to the future: “We believe in three levels of freedom: debt free, job free,
and chore free,” states Dean. “We just hired a personal assistant to free up even
more time.” Adds Marcie, “We’re looking forward to sharing our blessings with other
people,” including those on their team, their parents, and more children. “We can’t
wait to travel the world with them!”
The average monthly Gross Income for “active” IBOs was $202.
Approximately 46% of all IBOs were active.
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RECOGNITION
Sapphire
Achieving Sapphire exhibits dedication to building a sustainable balanced business and
mentoring others to do the same.
Shilpi and Rakesh Agrawal
California
Mary and Jose Arteaga
Illinois
Sixto and Berta Barrientos
California
Nieves Botello and Manuel Rufino
California
Teresa Carcamo and Ramon Santos
Illinois
Teresa and Trino Cardenas
California
Madelyne Castillo and Sharbel Lajud
Dominican Republic
Nicolas Reyes Castro and Claudia Mejia
Virginia
Emmanuel Chan and Jinling Zhen*
New York
Silvia and Javier Chavez
California
Sing Choi and Y. Chuin Chew*
New York
Rosa Corena and Gregorio Araiza
California
*Not pictured
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Cesar Encarnacion and Jeovanny Sanchez
Dominican Republic
Alondra Erives-Acosta and Ruben Osorio
Texas
Teresa Espinal and Jose Bisono
Dominican Republic
Xiao Guang Feng and Jian Li
Nevada
Theo Galan Jr
Florida
Ana Florencia Garcia and Antolino Gabriel
Florida
Marcela and Vicente Garcia
New Jersey
Maricela Garcia Andrade
New Jersey
Ubaldo Gomez and Maria San Martinez
Illinois
Juan Herrera Escobar and Ester Escobar
Virginia
Rong Fang Huang and Mancsi Wang
New York
Tze Fong Jong
New York
Eunock and Eonjoo Lee
Ontario
Zhao Li and Jingtao Zhao
British Columbia
Guadalupe Lopez and Raul Morales Zeferino
California
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RECOGNITION
Ana Luna Pena and Manuel Morales
Dominican Republic
Alissa and John Mack
North Dakota
Alejandro Mancilla and Leticia Hernandez
California
Muhammed Masood and Farah Aamir
Ontario
Martha Mendoza and Gabriel Martinez
California
Juanita and Vicente Navarro
Washington
William Ng and Carey Chen*
New York
Ebed Pineda
New York
Bernardina Ponce Munoz and Abdon Alvarez
California
Nelina and Tulio Portal
New Jersey
Clinton Porter and Ana Bonilla
Maryland
Margarita and Virgilio Reyes*
California
Luis Sanchez and Mayra Ocanas
Washington
Wei Sun and Chu-I Liu
Nevada
Indira Toledo and Rolando Gonzalez
Florida
*Not pictured
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Maria Velasco and Luis Hernandez
Texas
Cecilio and Elvira Velazquez
Illinois
Daniel and Lorena Verdin
California
Rajneesh and Raman Verma
Ontario
Maria Villagomez and Angel Aguado
California
Jacqueline Vizcaino and Hipolito Perez
Dominican Republic
Anna and Drew Witherington
Minnesota
Cipriana and Jose Yanes
Massachusetts
Kim-Foong Yap
New York
Claudia and Ricardo Zermeno
California
Wu Zheng and Hongbo Sun*
New York
*Not pictured
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RECOGNITION
Ruby
Attaining Ruby reflects a strategic investment in time and effort to produce significant
financial rewards.
Jung Kil An and Byung Sun Lee
Texas
William Arias and Dolores Sierra
Dominican Republic
Dalia and Ramy Awad
Florida
Mariela and Jesus Calcano
Dominican Republic
Martha Castellanos
California
Alfredo Castro
California
Emmanuel Chan and Jinling Zhen*
New York
Silvia and Javier Chavez
California
Sing Choi and Y. Chuin Chew*
New York
Roger Cui
New York
Juana and Martin Ferrer
Dominican Republic
Wendy Guan and Wun Yuk Kwan
California
*Not pictured
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Rong Fang Huang and Mancsi Wang
New York
Tze Fong Jong
New York
Kuan Chun Liu
California
Sonia Mateo and Heriberto Herrera
Dominican Republic
William Ng and Carey Chen*
New York
Ebed Pineda
New York
Galina and Nikolay Popruzhnyy
Washington
Sandra Ramirez and Eleuterio Tapia Barron
New York
Antonio and Josefina Rodriguez
Arizona
Sandra Rodriguez and Hector Hernandez
Dominican Republic
Rachael and Joshua Runge
New Jersey
Anya Sochneva and Stanley Eng
Washington
Joshua and Lauren Trudgeon
Montana
Kelli and Joe Victor
Ohio
John and Angela Yun
British Columbia
*Not pictured
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RECOGNITION
Platinum
Sponsors in italics
Reaching Platinum is an important milestone in building a profitable and sustainable AMWAY
business. When you achieve Platinum, you have built a strong foundation and demonstrated the
ability to build a successful enterprise with great growth potential.
™
Salahuddin Abbasi and
Nuzhat Salahuddin
Delaware
Jacqueline Acosta and
Cristhian Estevez
Dominican Republic
Vikram Aedula and Bhavana Deepavali
Texas
Juan Aguilar and Doraceli Vega
Oregon
Muhammed Masood and Farah Aamir
Paredes Carlos and Yobanny Sosa
Sharath Mudda
Valentin Alcaraz and Claudia Lepe
Manuel and Bertha Aguirre
Illinois
Reyna and Abraham Alejo
Florida
Julio Alves and Isa Alers-Alves
Connecticut
Cristina Alfaro
Illinois
Omar Coronado
Flavio Hernandez Mendez and Esperanza
Hernandez
Wendy Spivey
Francisco and Dinora Rivera
Michael and Olga Alfaro
New York
Jeffrey and Stacie Amanna
Connecticut
Mary and Jose Arteaga
Illinois
Fredy and Roxana Moreno
Joseph Winter
Miguel Rangel and Gloria Cortez
J Jesus Aviles-Villasenor and
Luz Aviles
California
Francisco Badillo and Alicia Gomez
Colorado
Jose and Maria Baeza
Texas
Kartik Balakrishnan and Shobha Kartik
Massachusetts
Alondra Erives-Acosta and Ruben Osorio
Gerardo and Lorena Barron
Nitin Awte and Shalaka Khandekar
Luis Espinoza and Leticia Martinez
Vishwa Balasubramanyam and
Sowmya Senani
Massachusetts
Jitendra and Neelam Gowda
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Faustino and Ynisolina Berihuete
Dominican Republic
Harpreet Bhatoa
Ontario
Maria Nieve Bisono
Dominican Republic
Sean and Kelly Brogan
Illinois
Rosa Fernandez and German Suarez
Manmohan and Rita Jakhwal
Rufina and Carlos Bisono
Dan Boro
Antonio and Carmen Campos
Pennsylvania
Ricardo and Blanca Cardenas
Florida
Martha Castellanos
California
Jose and Angelina Castillo
California
Yakira Delgado and Vicente Gonzalez
Alfredo Santos
Humberto and Bertha Mariscal
Carmelo Violante
Rodrigo and Cleotilde Sandoval
Teofilo Cazales and
Guadalupe Tlatenchi
California
Melchor Celaya and Eloisa Ojeda
Illinois
Guerda Celestin
New York
Esteban Galvan and Elena Ojeda
Aleus and Fernande Alcin
Mario Cervacio-Vazquez and
Lorena Nava
Texas
Subrata and Supriya Chakravarty
California
Emmanuel Chan and Jinling Zhen*
New York
Jorge Charco and Mayra Ibarra
California
Hitesh and Raakhee Govind
Chee Heng Teng and Jong Chin
Roberto Alba Garcia and Virginia Charco
Hye Sook Cheong
Alabama
Vladimir and Svetlana Chepurny
California
Chiu Ling Chih
New York
Yeonsook and Howon* Choe
Texas
Hee-Ja Kim and Ho-Juhn Song
Rimma and Anatoliy Trofimenko
Rong Fang Huang and Manesi Wang
Sarah and Chong Na
Abdon Alvarez and Bernardina Ponce Munoz
Heraclio and Johana Puentes
Ivan Socarras and
Georggette Chaviano
Florida
Yazmin Liliana Morales and Carlos Martinez
*Not pictured
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RECOGNITION
Mi and Hong* Choi
California
Michael and Christina Ciuffo
New York
Hak Nae Choi
Aimee Cruz and Mel Sim
Janilca Colon and Jose
Caminero Sosa
Oregon
Ricardo Damaso and
Victorina Sanchez
California
Elidia and Arturo De Haro
California
Miriam De La Cruz
New York
Angel Del Valle and Andrea Torres
Puerto Rico
Laura Hernandez
Rafael and Teodosia Saldivar
Victor Torres and Damaris Rosario
David and Leticia Diaz
Iowa
Jose and Margarita Diaz
Dominican Republic
Maria De Jesus Diaz
Washington
Samuel and Keren Lopez
Odalis Tejada
Alejandra Lozano
Joel Factor Gomez and
Maximina Genchi Hernandez
Oregon
Brian and Jennifer Frangipane
Virginia
Theo Galan Jr
Florida
Maribel Galindo
Illinois
Bernabe Garcia
New York
Brian Foster
Theo and Mary Galan
Fortino Olivares
Vladimir Ruelas
Jose Garcia and Yancy Medrano
Massachusetts
Luis Garcia and Yennys Pimentel
Dominican Republic
Christopher and Joyce George
Virginia
Cheve and Paty Gonzalez
California
Jose Hernandez and Crisel Rodriguez
Kelva Sepulveda
Paul T and Jeanie Langerman
Elvia Roman
Martin Sierra and Josefa Damaso
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Manuel Luciano and Ingrid Calzado
Bernardino and Olga Cruz
California
Arturo and Araceli Gomez
Xochilt Leon Garcia and Hector Ramirez
Emiliano and Laura Gonzalez
California
Parvinder and Sonia Grover
California
James and Nana Aba Guerra
Virginia
Leopoldo Madrid and Marisol Vasquez
Hernandez
Rajesh Krishna Murthy and Nandini
Arunachalam
Hope Rana
Fernando Guerrero and
Manuela Rubio
Oklahoma
Anil and Suniti Gulati
Ontario
Shi-Rong Han
Nevada
Habib Hasan and Humaira Naz
Ontario
Harish and Usha Mehta
Tomas Gutierrez Montes and
Maria Gutierrez
Michigan
Lily Chen
Zeenia and Vishal Kakar
Felix Hernandez and Martha Aya
Florida
Sigifredo Herrera and Sarina Vital
California
Roshan Hindia and Yatiksha Rao
Illinois
Loren and Karen Hockensmith
Pennsylvania
Yanier Ortiz and Evelyn De Armas
Eduardo Gomez and Alma Torres
Ram Chander and Gira Ethindra
Jonathan and Emily Geiman
William and Dana Huppert
Iowa
Lee and Cynthia Hurst
Ohio
Tamoor Ijaz
Virginia
Jason Huppert
Stephen and Marcia Victor
Ijaz Choudry and Naheed Ijaz
Chuitorn and Nina
Jamroendararasame
Illinois
Mauricio Alberto and Roselvia Jovel
Georgia
Jose Juarez and Gloria Mendez
Tennessee
Chen Ming Kang
New York
Yoosoon Kang and Hochul Kim
Texas
Emilio and Maria De La Luz Hernandez
Lorenzo Mejia
Rong Fang Huang and Li Tang Wang
Eunjung and Yongbeom Kim
Oscar Manuel Vazquez and Mireyda Gil Juarez
Jose Pizarro Ochoa and Rosa Isela Dominguez
Prakob Vongsomboon
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RECOGNITION
Dong Kyu* and Hye Young Lee
Ontario
Sara Li
New York
Theresa H Li
California
Xieling Li
Texas
Youngjo and Oksoo Han
Rong Fang Huang and Li Tang Wang
Dan Liu
Cici Liu Ye
Li Yu Lin
Texas
Xue Jin Liu
Ontario
William Loja and Rosario Rodriguez
Connecticut
Jose and Vilma Lopez
Virginia
Xieling Li
Bin Ling and Lin Chen
Luis Sari and Karina Davila
Ada and Roberto Jimenez
J Guadalupe and Martha Lozano
California
Jiawen and Shengxi Lu*
British Columbia
Arnulfo Chino and Silvia Marin
New York
Juana and Eligio De La Torre
Shengxi* Yi Jiang
Alejandro Mancilla and
Leticia Hernandez
California
Mario Mejia and Socorro Marin
New York
Simon and Emilia Martinez
Texas
Veronica Ruiz
Ramiro and Yavidia Pineda
Jorge and Reina Menjivar
Texas
Gabriel Merino and
Magdalena Carbajal Matilde
New Jersey
Julio Cesar Menjivar
Alfredo Santos
Norma Bernal and Miguel Angel Gonzalez
Fernando Mendez and Azucena
Martinez Patricio
Washington
Jose Martinez and Selem Hernandez
Benedicta Rivera Torres
Jose Mejia and Elvia Marin
New York
Juan Carlos Cortez and Karen Menendez
Vladislav and Jocelyn Milic
British Columbia
Humberto Montes and Gloria Flores
California
Alicia Lo and Onkar Hundle
Mario Ponce
*Not pictured
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Pedro Edelio Suarez and Yail Morales
Florida
Humberto Gonzalez and Juana Hidalgo
Hipolito Morales Contreras and
Felix Avila Galeana
New Jersey
Jose Nunez and Dolores Ramirez
Dominican Republic
Ivan Ocampo and Yuridia Ocampo
California
Michael and Deann Oquendo
Minnesota
Mike Parada and Cecilia Justiniano
North Carolina
Jose Lora and Maria De La Cruz
Jose Ocampo and Oralia Hernandez
Alfred Krueger and Margaret James-Krueger
Roberto Romero and Damaris Colon
Soon and Gloria Park
New York
Mario and Secilia Pelaez
New Jersey
Jesus Perez and Yaite Marrero
Florida
Youngnam Bang and Eunmi Shin
Alejandro and Gisela Manzano
Clemente Pena Bonilla and
Aurora Pena
California
Luis Perez and Belen Vega
Texas
Roberto Prado and Araceli Ortega
California
Nick and Julie Puchetti
South Carolina
Jorge and Christina Banderas
Tomas Aviles Villasenor and Yolanda Salgado
Richard and Jasmine Mullins
Rogelio Ramirez and Hiraid Rosillo
California
Javier and Victoria Ramos
California
Yohanny and Miguel Reyes
Florida
Abraham Rivero and Beatriz Rivera
California
Marco and Emelia Contreras
Silvia and Javier Chavez
Jorge Munoz and Amparo Jimenez
Rene G. Sansores and Maria Viveros
Miguel Contreras
Maria and Guillermo Nava
California
Wasel and Nohemi Novas
Dominican Republic
Olivia Grijalba
Luis and Luz Florian
Ismael and Maria Serafin
Juan Molina and Reina Castellanos
Hector Ramirez and Xochilt
Leon Garcia
Oregon
Melquesided and Macarena Santiago
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RECOGNITION
Antonio and Josefina Rodriguez
Arizona
Luis Rodriguez and Anabel Valdovinos
Texas
Manuel Ruiz and Olga Guevara
North Carolina
Leonor Sanchez
California
Bernardo and Erika Marin
Cenobio Adan and Maribel Valdovinos
Margarita Villeda and Fernando Pacheco
Armando Cardenas
Bertoldo Sanchez Martinez and
Maria Sanchez Lopez
Florida
Carlos Sanchez Sanchez and
Laura Sanchez
California
Parwinder Sandhu and
Navdeep Singh
British Columbia
Miguel Santillan and Mara Figueroa
California
Francisco and Gabriela Sanchez
Nagina and Vikas Sharma
Dipen and Sejal Shah
Pennsylvania
Deepak and Savera Sharma
California
Kyung Ho and Sang Yae Shin
California
Shiv R and Shiuli Sharma
Suresh and Ramani Adimulam
Inkoo and Myungsook Lee
Reinaldo and Maria Solis
California
Armando Soto and Araceli Carrillo
Illinois
Armando Suarez and Rosaura Nava
Colorado
Cleto Terrazas and Sonia Castro
California
Abel and Rosa Ortiz
Saul Ramirez Guzman and Jazmine Chavez
Miguel and Monica Jaime
Mara Figueroa and Miguel Santillan
Gregoria Then and Leoncio Cruz
Dominican Republic
Raymundo Torres and Maria Guerrero
Iowa
Jack Tu and April Delzotto-Tu
Ontario
Gerardo and Susana Valdez
Texas
Graciela Arias and Casimiro Reyes
Gilberto Rojas and Norma Alejandra Duarte
Darek Ciolek
Jose Hernandez
Martin Sanchez-Lopez and
Reyna Vasquez Santiago
Jaime Santiallan and
Rebeca Flores Santiallan
Arkansas
Jose Flores and Maria Lopez
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Marina Bernal
Jose Valdez Benavides and
Paulina Donaciano
Illinois
Mario Vargas and Rosa Rivera
California
Svetlana and Ivan Vasilchuk
Washington
Gavino Vasquez Lucas
New Jersey
Cirilo and Consuelo Reveles
Olga and Ivan Manolov
Mauricio Montesino Vazquez
Oscar Vasquez and Mireyda Gil Juarez
Illinois
Alfonso and Juana Velasquez Perez
North Carolina
Cecilio and Elvira Velazquez
Illinois
Rito Gonzalez-Guardo and Maria Rodriguez
Margarita Villeda and Fernando Pacheco
Maria and Isaac Quinones
Sergio Velez and Micaela Huerta
California
Xu Wang and Dongmei Qu
Ontario
Wenjin Yao and Eang-Hak Quach
California
Peter Yi and Martha Shin
New Jersey
Alicia and John Sanchez
Xueyun Lin and Zhiteng Ma
Wenhui Yao
Christian Jeong and Mikyong
Jonathan Yuen and Wing Yee Pak
Texas
John and Angela Yun
British Columbia
Wen Juan Zhang
New York
Chi Zhang
Ontario
Poming Lai
Ho-Seok and Jee-Eun Lee
Shi-Rong Han and Jian Guo
Wei Chi and Qixuan He
Abacuc and Mariana Quevedo
David Vasquez Nicolas and
Pascuala Perez
New Jersey
Luisa Manzano
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RECOGNITION
Congratulations!
Achieving Gold or Silver Producer is an important step toward Platinum qualification.
When you reach one of these levels, you are on your way to building a strong and
lasting business.
Gold Producer
Felipa and Victor Alcaraz
Jose and Yesy Andasol
Benito Arcos and Araceli Bello
Lucia Arellano and Tomas Diaz
Reinaldo Armas and Anisley Rodriguez
Dolores and Nilton Avelar
Juan and Maria Barajas
Samuel and Phin Lang Camacho
Carmen Cardona and Charlie Class
Rey Carrazana and Ida Goicoechea
Martin Carrillo and Adela Perez
Tom Casne
Mariela and Hugo Castillo
Gadiel and Elena Castro
Steven Casupanan
Thayli Chamizo and Rene Pantaleon
Sasha Chang and Jai Bhang
Jia Kang Chen
John and Martha Chupp
Gregorio Cornejal and Margarita
Romero
Antonio Cruz and Maricela Ruiz
Severino Cruz and Milagros Mejia
Ignacio Cuanetl and Maria Zaca
Snehal and Ami Dalal
Victor Daniel and Maria Yenny
Delgadillo
Bridgette and Josh Drum
Fernando Enriquez and Rosalba
Gavilan
Jose Estrada and Maria Vasquez
Matt Faschingbauer
Melissa Fernandez
Glenroy Fletcher
Julio and Rosa Flores
Iraima and Joel Garabal
Jesus and Rosa Garcia
Jesus Garcia and Carolina Angeles
Josefina Garcia and Eulogio Gomez
Martimiano Gonzalez and Isabel Perez
Raul Guzman Aguilar and Erika
Hernandez
Trev Harris
Efrain Hipolito B. and Jarumi Santiago
Lenin Jimenez
Meihua Jin
Alexander Joya Araujo and Wendy
Aguilar De Joya
Benjamin and Christine Kim
Young and Katherine Kim
Suk Young Koh
Yoel Labusta and Maylen Abeledo
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Jong and Jee Lee
Gilberto Lezcano and Anisley Rubie
Jing Liu
Sergio Lopez
Barbaro Martin
Hector and Clara Martinez
Hermilo Medina and Bianey Nunez
Hugo Medina Ramirez and Susana
Ponce
Anthony Melillo
Alina and Vasiliy Melnik
Vilma and Mario Menjivar
Rosa Monterola
Andrew Nast and Lauren Brosio
Nadia and Oleg Nazarchuk
Desiree Nunez and Edwin Dominici
Melquiades and Silvia Pacheco
Ronald and Danielle Paquette
Kumaresan Pattukkottai and Sowjanya
Chukka
Alfredo Perez and Gabriela Lamas
Carlos Perez and Maria Hernandez
Perez
Cheng Zhe Piao
Juan Prieto and Carmen Tapanes Prieto
Fe Esperanza Quezada Nunez and
Francisco Urraca
Demetrio Ramirez and Maria Sotelo
Ramirez
Keith Ramoutar and Stacy Ann Bruce
Antonio Reyes and Maricela Carranza
Dimas Reyes and Cecilia Portillo
Juan Reyes and Mariuska Santana
Keith and Sue Rhee
Edy Rodriguez
Yamilis Rodriguez and Orlando Martinez
Alfredo and Lourdes Salazar
Daniel Sanchez and Irma Cervacio
Jose Sandoval
Ciro Santana and Norma Gonzalez
Laura Santiago and Arturo Aleman
Sin Ja and Kenneth Sellars
Kathleen and Cheonho Seo
Yinyin Sit
Andrey and Natalia Sokil
Aleksandr and Yelena Solodyankin
Hongbo Sun
Xueping Sun
Beatriz Toledo Juarez and Alberto
Garcia
Octaviano and Maria Olga Villanueva
Prakob Vongsomboon
Manny Winston
Renjie Zhang
Silver Producer
Magdalena Aburto and Roman Romero
Jaclyn Accetta
Antonio Acosta and Erendira Cedeno
Michelle and Luis Acosta
Arthur Alexander
Jorge Amaro and Rufina Partida
Consuelo Angeles and Nelson Vega
Marino
Bernardino Anzaldo and Aurora Lamas
Rafael and Alma Arellano
Rodolfo Arroyo and Norma Castrejon
Chris Baker and Nia Zuganelis
Austen and Emily Banks
Calvin Baptiste and Justine Connor
Lane and Amy Batton
Mario Berroa and Maria Reynoso
Perry Bhandari
Thitima Bhiraban
TJ Bisceglie Jr
Mario Blanco
Blake and Rebecca Booher
Matthew Burke
Ryan and Berenice Burns
Lianhua Cai
Rio Caras Jr and Kristi Caras
Pedro Cardi
Juan Carvente Merino
Kevin and Dana Case
Carlos Catalan and Beatriz Fonseca
Dennis and Jennifer Cavilla
Wu Xing Chan
Jean-Claude Charles and Nauline
Charles-Victorieux
Liang Chen
Yue Ying Chen and Xing Xue Yang
Mei Chui
Ciro Claudio and Guadalupe Salazar
Elias Contreras and Aurelia Sanchez
Manuel Cruz and Celia Perez
Yingji Cui
Parker Cunningham
Paul Cunningham Sr
Henry Diaz and Alexandra Diaz-Izurieta
Bobby and Shanna Dobson
Marilyn and Leon Duchesne
Aubrey and Heather Dvorak
Cory and Sara Ebert
Mackenzie Eggers
Matt and Brooke Eldridge
Wilfredo and Yarely Figueroa
Martina Flores
Howe Kean and Jenny Foo
Matt Fowler and Rachel Secrest
Mumbie and Mavis Fredson-Cole
Sau Wah Fung Ho
Rolando Garcia and Maria Parrilla
Maricruz Garcia Martinez and Marvin
Jimenez
Linda and Gerry Gaylor
Cristina Gonzalez and Gerardo
Calderon
Wen Qing Gou
Kiranjit Grewal
Forrest and Amber Griffin
Sara Gutierrez and Adan Merida
Shawn and Magnolia Halkowitz
Bai Shan Hao
Keanon Harrington
Trev Harris
Kelly and Robert Hawthorne
Emilio and Maria Hernandez
Franky Hernandez and Olga Rodriguez
Omar Herrera Escobar and Marleny
Lizama
Yi Hou
Min Hu
Yi Qun Huang
Edwin Hurtado and Sandra Lopez
Mar and Hwang
Sueyoung Hwang
Cesar Ibarra and Luisa Lopez
Rick Ingavo Jr
Hidetosi and Tatsuhiko Isikawa
Michael Isma
VJ Jeswant and Tripura Swarnapuri
Ping Ji
Haibing Jiang
Shu Jiang
Robert Jo
Martin Jordan
Christina Jung and Moon Park
Joe and Heather Kalis
Seong-Ho Kang and Jinyang Bae
Xiu Kang
Bryce and McKenzie Kenny
Eunsong Kim
Younglim Her
Shirley Ko
C. Poe Kok
Bharat Kumar and Shubhra Jain
Didier Labissiere
Tian Lan
Tyler Larsen
Zanda and Kaspars Leja
Sun Yuen Leung
Qirui Liu
Shanshan Liu
Alice Loo
Aleksander Malikov
Sergio Marban and Zurisaday Lorenzo
Frank Mariconti Jr
Rocio Marte Portes and Jose Paulino
Rosario
Patt and Mayra Martinez
Bryan and Kristina Mason
Tim May
Jarid and Jennifer Mayo
Hillary and Joe McCormick
Matt and Anna McDonnell
Qinghzhe Meng
Ana Montesinos and Joaquin Aguirre
Jarad and Selena Moon
James and Thelma Mueller
Alvaro and Maria Munoz
Angel Navarro
Spenser and Dana Nickelatti
Juan Nolasco
Cassie and James Noles
Miriam Noyola and Sixto Camacho
Ivan Ortiz and Edith Bobea
Juan Palomo and Martha Reyes
Dominic Pantaleo
Suphat Pattaraworakoonwong and
Praphaphat Rujiratanaluk
Yadira Pena Samboy and Ederson
Viloria
Elvira Perez
Gabriela Perez Soria and Benjamin
Herrera
Sai W Poon
Andrew Quinones
Anthony Ragbir
Sid and Lisa Rambaran
Steve and Tasha Rector
Lewin Richards
Brendan and Liz Rooney
Joycenid and Teddy Rosario
Marcial Rosas
Angelica Rufino
Amos Saint-Martin
Zainab and Hassanali Samji
Belkis Sanchez
Martin Sanchez and Juana Arellano
Socorro and Rolando Sanchez
Yovany Santana and Liliana Gonzalez
Juan Antonio Santos and Consuelo
Ibarra
Kent Scheerer
Zhuangfei Shi
Travis Simpson
Grant and Abby Smith
Derek and Christie Soanka
Marco Suarez
Phung Ta
Kanya Taithongchai and Thanasak
Suraprasert
Joshua and Rosanna Talley
Hongchuan Tan
Khai Tang and Van Tan
Alba Tateyama and Oscar Oviedo
Michael and Rachael Thornton
Art and Hope Tiongson
Valdemaras and Laura Trappel
Nathan and Aimee Vari
Carlos and Adianet Verson
Maria Vlantis
Troy Vogel
Tyler Vonhorn
Phil Wallace
Bingfeng Wang
Dingwei Wang
Sook Youn and Li Ming Wang
Suyun Wang
Wei Wang
Xiaofeng Wang
Hong Ru Wei
Jeremy and Beth Williams
Huiqiang Wu
Ming Yan Wu
Xiuzhi Xin
Harry Xu
Wenqing Xu
Minyoung and Woung Choel Yang
Myung Ok Yoo
Sun Soo Yu
Li An Zhang
Min Zhang
Zhen He Zhang
Aibin Zhao
Xiaoling Zhao
Gong Fu Zheng
Jianmei Zhuo
Platinum Plus
Platinum Elite
Founders Emerald
Emerald
Founders Sapphire
Ruby
Founders Platinum
Founders Platinum
Brad and Jodi Berendes
Marge and Steve Fischman
Jose and Paula Sandoval
David and Caroline Payn
Lee Mosher
Warren and Carla Roberts
Ravi Sivaram and Usha Ravi
Joe and Kelli Victor
Nitin Awte and Shalaka Khandekar
Tim Bohr
Rob and Vicki Danzik
Jizpeng and Cindy Fei
Ji Hyun Kim and Byoung-Jin Bang
Aaron and Hilary Kozikowski
Luisa Manzano
Victor and Lydia Napelenok
Matthew and Eva Pezzimenti
Joshua and Wendy Roby
Jesus Salas and Alma Karina Castro
Salas
Juan and Maria Toledo
John Buchanan
Ravi Chawla and Arti Kapil
Shu-Jen Chen
Alberto Diaz
Sherry and Ralph Ramirez
Lorenzo and Ramona Rosario
Platinum
Silver Producer
Reese Cross
Gregorio De La Trinidad and Maria
Meza
Leonardo Galeano and Liliana Garzon
Rolando Martinez and Mariela
Nereyda Serrano
Sudhir and Afreen Pargaonkar
Antonio Rafael Cruz and Catalina
Lopez Santiago
Florangel Rodriguez and Kenlly
Guichardo
Ivan Ruiz and Isela Ramos
Silver Producer
Yi Hou
Xiaoying Huang
Yi Qun Huang
Tomasz Kasjanski and Dorota
Kasjanska
Jing Liu
Ashley Mate
Risheng Sun
Bingfeng Wang
Hong Ru Wei
Xiuzhi Xin
Ying Xiong
Wenqing Xu
Dave Zhang
Platinum
Gilberto Garcia and Rosa Julia
Conill
Luis Merced Rivera and Mariel
Gonzalez Santiago
Gold Producer
Yinyin Sit
Min Xia Zheng
Wu Xing Chan
Liang Chen
Mei Chui
Guangyao Gao
Deh Hock
Chee Kok
C. Poe Kok
Kok Weng Lee
Peng Hock Lee
Alice Loo
Sai Poon
Zhuangfei Shi
Khai Tang and Van Tan
Zheng Fang Tao
Wei Wang
Hui Wang
Bingfeng Wang
Suyun Wang
Huiqiang Wu
Minguang Wu
Aibin Zhao
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NOVEMBER QUALIFIERS
Apolinar Acevedo
Adalberto Aguilar
Harvey and Tanya Ahina
Maria and Claudia Camargo
Elias Cancel
Zhanliang Cao
Romeo Cardenas
Cristino Alberto and Elpidia Guichardo
Maria Carrillo
Yaritza Alix
Yoandy Casanueva and Monica Freyre
Lincoln Almanzar and Maritza German
Maribel Almonte
Yuslandy and Majela Casanueva
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IBOAI
Election Results
T
he Independent Business Owners Association International (IBOAI) is the primary
advocacy organization for IBOs in North America. It advises Amway on every facet of the
business, from products and promotions to operations and business guidelines. IBOAI
Board and Amway North America work together to bring positive change and to make certain
the business is better for every generation. The founding families built this process into the
business when it was established in 1959 and it continues to this day.
The Board of Directors has full responsibility for governing all official activities of the IBOA
International. This group meets three times a year. Special meetings may also be called as often
as necessary to handle important matters that arise.
The newly elected 2012 IBOAI Board of Directors:
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Kathy Victor, Chairman
Bob Andrews, Vice Chairman
Brad Duncan, Past Chairman
Many of the responsibilities of the IBOA
International are fulfilled by four committees that
report directly to the Executive Committee during
their regularly scheduled meetings.
These four committees are:
Awards & Recognition Committee
Angelo Nardone, Chairman; Joe Markiewicz,
Vice Chairman; Ignacio Alvarez; Brad Duncan;
Matt Tsuruda
Business Operations Committee
Kathy Victor, Chairman; Kanti Gala, Vice
Chairman; Alberto Aguilera; Doug Weir;
Howie Danzik
Legal & Ethics Committee
Marketing Advisory Committee
Terry Andrews, Chairman; Theresa Danzik,
Vice Chairman; Julie Duncan; Lata Gala;
Sandy Hawkins; MaryBeth Markiewicz
Two additional committees round out
the leadership of the IBOAI – the Hearing
& Disputes Committee, established to
participate in Conciliation Procedures, and
the Governance & Oversight Committee,
established to review Board actions and
operations to ensure the IBOAI remains
aligned with the principles of integrity,
responsibility, and corporate governance.
Hearing & Disputes Committee
Jody Victor, Chairman; Bob Andrews; Glen
Baker; Doug Weir
Governance & Oversight Committee
Jody Victor, Chairman; Bill Hawkins
Bob Andrews, Chairman; Steve Woods,
Vice Chairman; Greg Francis; Leif Johnson;
Zbigniew Rek
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Parting
Thoughts
Brad Duncan served as Chairman of the Independent Business
Owners Association International (IBOAI) last year. As he turns over
the reins to Kathy Victor, we spoke with him about his experience.
What was your proudest accomplishment
during your tenure as Chair?
It was when we came to Ada to meet with Amway
employees and talk to them about what it’s really like to
be an IBO out in the field. Of course, we meet with the
executives all the time, but to sit and answer questions
and tell our stories to hundreds of people – everyone
from product development to marketing – and educate
them about what we do on a day-to-day basis was just
a great experience. We talked about how we’re more like
teachers than sales people; we teach people how to own
and run their own businesses. I think those sessions
were very valuable. We’re all on the same team, and the
more we can understand one another, the stronger
we’ll all be.
Speaking of unity, you said you felt the
Board was more unified than ever right now.
Can you talk more about that?
I’ve served on the Board for more than a dozen years,
and I’ve never seen it as unified as it is today. When
you think about the fact that we’re all from different
organizations all over the country, and most of us have
been in the business for many years, with our own
leadership styles, you’d expect some discord. But we
all respect one another and get along really well; there
are no hidden agendas, and we all agree on the direction
the company is going. We support and encourage one
another, just like we do in our own organizations, and it’s
very satisfying to be a part of that. I’m not sure people
really understand what a big deal the IBOAI Board is, but
we do a lot of work behind the scenes.
What do you see for the future of Amway?
I see a lot of growth. We have incredible leadership with
Doug and Steve; their hearts are in the business and we
wouldn’t be where we are without their leadership. And
the Amway financial situation is incredibly strong; it’s
the only family-owned company I know of that is totally
debt-free. Here we are in the middle of a recession and
we had two $1 billion months last year! I’m very excited
about the future of this company.
Any advice for the new Chair, Kathy Victor?
Kathy is one of the most efficient and capable people I
know. She will do a fantastic job and is to be commended
as the first woman ever to serve as Chairman of IBOIA – a
tremendous accomplishment! It was an honor to serve
with her as my Co-Chair in 2011 and I wish her the very
best of luck.
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