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#MLMmonday Episode 229: What can you do to ensure RETENTION after MASSIVE growth in direct sales?

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What can you do to ensure RETENTION after MASSIVE growth in direct sales?

We’re hosting an executives-only event on zoom this Friday with the DSEF(Direct Selling Executives Forum) and we have Travis Garza sharing his thoughts on creating loyalty with customers, reps, and team members.

Travis is an accomplished executive in the direct sales industry. He’s held leadership positions at Melaleuca Inc. and Isagenix International.

He was President & CEO at Kyani International, where he directed numerous initiatives that led to impressive sales growth and operational enhancements in more than 60 countries and today leads the team at Plexus having acquired over 400,000 new promoters in a single year.

To explore questions on retention and loyalty, register here for our exclusive panel discussion.

To your success,

Ben

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