AmeriSciences Out of Business?
AmeriSciences is a privately held company, has been in business for over 10 years, and is run by 3 network marketers – Lou Gallardo & Barry Cocheu (Photo) and Steven Redman. A review can be found here
Co-founder Barry Daniel Cocheu is operating President and Chief Executive Officer of AmeriSciences.
Lou Gallardo is co-founder and operating Chairman, Lou Gallardo brings over fifteen years of marketing, management and business experience in the network marketing industry to the development of AmeriSciences trainings and turnkey systems.
Steven Redman is co-founder and Executive Vice President of AmeriSciences. The company is based in Houston, Texas, USA. The company has operations in 4 markets: USA, Canda, United Kingdom and Mexico.
The reports about a major crash are as follows:
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I am very sorry for AmeriSciences but this is a tough Industry!!! I almost enjoy them in London but I am glad I did not. There are so many Juice companies out there and I knew that would happen. Anyway In the morning the first thing I do is drink Coffee and not take pills or drink Juice!!! Why because you forget to take them but you never forget to take your Coffee in the morning!!! When you drink Coffee which is healthy for you and which pays you.....well you must be MAD if you do not get get involved with this business!!!! We are having our Millionaire workshop in Chicago IL on May the 11th. Are YOU ready to WIN? My CEO Mr Jay Noland, has created 7...YES, SEVEN, multi-million dollar sales teams!! Is personally responsible for over $250 MILLION in sales in the last few years ... is currently building the MOST ADMIRED AND SUCCESSFUL company in the WORLD ... AND he's offering to show YOU the way!! 2 hours of time with someone like him is not available to the average person, let alone 2 days!!!! If you take your future seriously....you need to be here with me!! In my entire career in the Direct Sales I never ever find an easiest business like this one. Notting to explain and something that most people consume daily.
Another Sad Day for the MLM industry. Never funny to see a company go out of business. Thoughts are with the networkers (and their families) that dedicated their hart and soul to this company and its opportunity. Take the advice of Juan into consideration before choosing your next enterprise and look for the following criterias to be checked. 1- Is the company going to last long term? Does the management team have a proven track record? No one can be successful in a company that fails or goes out of business. 2- Do the products sell outside of the network? Is there a fair share of consumers who will buy the products without joining the the MLM business? 3- Will I get rewarded well for my efforts? In other words, is the compensation plan (commission payment plan) fair and generous for distributors (full time or part time). 4- Does the company have the MOJO. Is the company attracting leaders. 5- Will the training provided by the company produce successful distributors? TRAINING is Critical in MLM, no matter how "easy" some people will say there opportunity is. It all boils down to training in the end. I'm building with Tim Sales, the MLM top trainer, as part of his new downline. We are ending prelaunch tomorrow after 10 months of huge success and we are on track for a Huge first calendar year in 2012 (40+ Millions)... Distributors are protected from company by a Bill of Rights like never before in the industry (Terminations, comp plan changes, swith to retail model). The company is expanding globally (China, Japan, HK, US, Mexico, Canada, Netherlands, Thailand) with many other countries soon to open. To your success. Sincerly, Jonathan Grenier