30,000 Distributors Attend doTERRA’s Convention

David Sterling, DoTerra, CEO

 

doTERRA, the leading global essential oils company, recently made history by hosting 30,000 attendees during its annual convention—what is now the highest attended corporate convention in Utah's history. doTERRA direct-sale distributors, known as Wellness Advocates, convened from 38 countries around the globe to take part in the annual four-day conference, predominantly focused on product education, strategic sourcing efforts, and doTERRA's international humanitarian efforts.

This convention is a celebration that sums up a year of progress and success for doTERRA, our partners, and the countless lives that are positively impacted by essential oils, and our unique approach to sourcing and philanthropy, said David Stirling, doTERRA founder and CEO. We look forward to improving the social, economic, and environmental well-being of all those involved for years to come. 

At the convention, doTERRA's non-profit organization, the doTERRA Healing Hands Foundation™, announced significant donations to three organizations that offer hope to millions around the world. A total of $500,000 was given this year to O.U.R. Rescue, an organization dedicated to saving children from sex trafficking.

A $250,000 donation was given to Days for Girls, a non-profit creating quality sustainable hygiene and health education for women and girls. A second $250,000 donation was given to Mentors International, a charitable foundation offering micro loans around the world with transformational program mentoring to impoverished entrepreneurs.

It's amazing to witness what we can accomplish throughout the world with the help of our passionate Wellness Advocates and employees, said Stirling.

We will continue to make it a priority to support groups that bring so much good into the world, and we are honored to be playing a part.

The doTERRA® Co-Impact Sourcing® initiative—a partnership with growers throughout the world that provides jobs, fair trade, and timely payments for their goods—continues to deliver positive impacts. During the convention, doTERRA announced that the program has created more than 18,000 jobs worldwide thus far. Two new oils, Spikenard from Nepal and Petitgrain from Paraguay, have been added to the Co-Impact Sourcing initiative, an effort to help economically challenged areas that are rich in essential oil resources build economic stability.

Wellness Advocates attended various education sessions at the convention, including a special presentation from internationally recognized sleep expert Dr. Robert Foster. Dr. Foster spoke on the critical steps individuals must take to achieve good sleep. Along with Dr. Foster's lecture, doTERRA announced a new sleep support product, doTERRA Serenity™ Restful Blend Complex Softgels, which has been clinically proven to help with occasional sleeplessness and improve sleep.

As the world leader in essential oils, doTERRA announced 29 new products, including reformulations and entire product line updates.

doTerra Top earners on file:

Nr.NameEst. MonthEst. YearCompany
1
Hayley Hobson
Est. Month
$260,000
Est. Year
$3,120,000
Company
2
Patrick and Allyse Sedivy
Patrick and Allyse Sedivy
Est. Month
$250,000
Est. Year
$3,000,000
Company
3
Boyd and Sandy Truman
Boyd and Sandy Truman
Est. Month
$200,000
Est. Year
$2,400,000
Company
4
Andy and Natalie Goddard
Andy and Natalie Goddard
Est. Month
$200,000
Est. Year
$2,400,000
Company
5
Roger and Teresa Harding
Est. Month
$190,000
Est. Year
$2,280,000
Company
6
Matt Hall
Est. Month
$116,000
Est. Year
$1,392,000
Company
7
Paul Ovens
Paul Ovens
Est. Month
$115,000
Est. Year
$1,380,000
Company
8
Paul and Betsy Holmes
Paul and Betsy Holmes
Est. Month
$110,000
Est. Year
$1,320,000
Company
9
Chung Ming Hsu
Chung Ming Hsu
Est. Month
$110,000
Est. Year
$1,320,000
Company
10
Po Hsiu Lin and Fang Su Kuan
Po Hsiu Lin and Fang Su Kuan
Est. Month
$35,000
Est. Year
$420,000
Company
11
Jonathan and Deanna Nichols
Jonathan and Deanna Nichols
Est. Month
$32,000
Est. Year
$384,000
Company
12
Ken and Wendy Berry
Ken and Wendy Berry
Est. Month
$31,000
Est. Year
$372,000
Company
13
Damian and Jenna Fante
Damian and Jenna Fante
Est. Month
$30,000
Est. Year
$360,000
Company
14
Arla Leins
Arla Leins
Est. Month
$29,500
Est. Year
$354,000
Company
15
Leonie Featherstone
Leonie Featherstone
Est. Month
$29,500
Est. Year
$354,000
Company
16
Ian and Paola Herreman
Ian and Paola Herreman
Est. Month
$29,000
Est. Year
$348,000
Company
17
Jamie Boaglio
Jamie Boaglio
Est. Month
$29,000
Est. Year
$348,000
Company
18
Mark and Tiffany Flake
Mark and Tiffany Flake
Est. Month
$27,500
Est. Year
$330,000
Company
19
Jana Rankin Finch
Jana Rankin Finch
Est. Month
$26,500
Est. Year
$318,000
Company
20
Yohan and Laura Beghein
Yohan and Laura Beghein
Est. Month
$26,000
Est. Year
$312,000
Company
21
Kazuyuki Asakawa
Kazuyuki Asakawa
Est. Month
$26,000
Est. Year
$312,000
Company
22
Daniel and Katie Leverenz
Daniel and Katie Leverenz
Est. Month
$25,500
Est. Year
$306,000
Company
23
Marc Garrett
Marc Garrett
Est. Month
$25,000
Est. Year
$300,000
Company
24
John and Jennifer Accomando
John and Jennifer Accomando
Est. Month
$25,000
Est. Year
$300,000
Company
25
Eric and Sandra Wang
Eric and Sandra Wang
Est. Month
$25,000
Est. Year
$300,000
Company
26
Barrett and Cara Fines
Barrett and Cara Fines
Est. Month
$24,500
Est. Year
$294,000
Company
27
Mi Hyeon Back
Mi Hyeon Back
Est. Month
$24,000
Est. Year
$288,000
Company
28
Jerry and Aimee Beck
Jerry and Aimee Beck
Est. Month
$24,000
Est. Year
$288,000
Company
29
Kimberly Milousis
Kimberly Milousis
Est. Month
$24,000
Est. Year
$288,000
Company
30
Knut and Christy Feiker
Knut and Christy Feiker
Est. Month
$23,000
Est. Year
$276,000
Company
31
Lizeth Baldemar De Arras
Lizeth Baldemar De Arras
Est. Month
$23,000
Est. Year
$276,000
Company
32
John and Kendra Bodine
John and Kendra Bodine
Est. Month
$23,000
Est. Year
$276,000
Company
33
Daniel and Michele Fendell
Daniel and Michele Fendell
Est. Month
$22,500
Est. Year
$270,000
Company
34
Jason Borup
Jason Borup
Est. Month
$22,000
Est. Year
$264,000
Company
35
Robert and Kiyla Fenell
Robert and Kiyla Fenell
Est. Month
$21,500
Est. Year
$258,000
Company
36
Brandon and Lindsey Gifford
Brandon and Lindsey Gifford
Est. Month
$21,500
Est. Year
$258,000
Company
37
Claudio and Janae Arancibia
Claudio and Janae Arancibia
Est. Month
$21,000
Est. Year
$252,000
Company
38
Doug and Rachelle Castor
Doug and Rachelle Castor
Est. Month
$12,000
Est. Year
$144,000
Company
39
Mara Sussman and Dwayne Grim
Mara Sussman and Dwayne Grim
Est. Month
$12,000
Est. Year
$144,000
Company
40
Andrew and Shannon Clough
Andrew and Shannon Clough
Est. Month
$11,500
Est. Year
$138,000
Company
41
Darryl and Annie Clark
Darryl and Annie Clark
Est. Month
$11,000
Est. Year
$132,000
Company
42
Susan Bursic
Susan Bursic
Est. Month
$11,000
Est. Year
$132,000
Company
43
Mariza Snyder and Alex Dunks
Mariza Snyder and Alex Dunks
Est. Month
$11,000
Est. Year
$132,000
Company
44
Craig and Lynn Gines
Craig and Lynn Gines
Est. Month
$11,000
Est. Year
$132,000
Company
45
Heather Esslinger
Heather Esslinger
Est. Month
$10,500
Est. Year
$126,000
Company
46
Rick and Alissa Coil
Rick and Alissa Coil
Est. Month
$10,500
Est. Year
$126,000
Company
47
Brian and Becky Gillespie
Brian and Becky Gillespie
Est. Month
$10,500
Est. Year
$126,000
Company
48
David and Crystal Garvin
David and Crystal Garvin
Est. Month
$10,500
Est. Year
$126,000
Company
49
Mark and Kerry Dodds
Mark and Kerry Dodds
Est. Month
$10,500
Est. Year
$126,000
Company
50
Melissa and Evan Esguerra
Melissa and Evan Esguerra
Est. Month
$10,000
Est. Year
$120,000
Company
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About doTERRA

doTERRA is the world leader in the sourcing, testing, manufacturing, and distribution of CPTG® essential oils through a global network of more than 3 million independent direct-sale distributors, known as Wellness Advocates. doTERRA, a Latin derivative meaning Gift of the Earth, sets the standard for essential oils by having developed the expertise and commitment required to derive these unique oils directly from the best sources in the world.

doTERRA Co-Impact Sourcing provides local growers and distillers fair compensation for their efforts, creating stronger local economies and a healthier, more stable supply chain. In addition to a premium line of single-plant extracts and proprietary essential oil blends, the company offers oil-infused personal care and spa products, dietary supplements, and healthy living products for the home. For more information, visit www.doterra.com.

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