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1. Issue 11
September 2012
Kleeneze – a billion
dollar vision
Page 6
Made for Kleeneze
Page 10
Try walking in our
shoes
Page 12
Kleeneze works
Destination 2013: Dubai and the Maldives is the next fantastic
Kleeneze incentive. Who will be joining us there?
Competitions,
training and
testimonials
inside

2. Welcome to
Team Talk
September 2012
Editor’s note
So, summer is officially over. I had such high hopes for it; dreams of days of endless
sunshine and running barefoot through a field of daisies...
Ok, realistically (even if the weather had been nice), the daisy field
thing is actually, being a hay fever sufferer, not the most sensible way
I could spend my time. However, there have definitely been a few
things this summer that have kept my spirits up and they all came to
a head on 1 September at the Annual Kleeneze Showcase.
There’s nothing better to counteract the nights drawing in than
knowing that in 14 months time you could be lying on a sun-soaked
beach in Dubai or paddling in the Indian Ocean.
In fact, if you’ve lost sight as to why this time of year is better for you
than the average work-for-other-people folk, let me remind you what life can be like without Kleeneze:
1. The kids are back at school. Mornings involving yanking screaming children from their beds, plaiting their
hair with one hand while brushing their teeth with the other to culminate with you arriving at work late
with cornflakes down your shirt because you had to eat breakfast in the car in order to get them to school
on time?
So the screaming (theirs and yours) and the plaiting and brushing may still remain, but at least, being your
own boss, you can eat your breakfast at leisure. Little things...
2. The kids are back at school. Oh yes, this deserves to be point number 2 as well, because children being
back at school only means commuting is a rollercoaster of emotion and hand gestures. Avoiding the
roads only means you’ll have to remortgage your home in order to buy a travel pass for the year too.
3. Your holidays are a distant memory. In a way, they made things even worse, because for those 10 days to
2 weeks you remembered all the good things about life – being outside all day long, playing with the kids,
really truly relaxing. Now it’s back to the 9-5 grind, followed by evenings of mind-numbing telly. Sigh...
4. Christmas-induced debt panic. The shops are already stocking up on mince pies and you’re still paying off
your credit card from last year and looking for a big pile of sand in which to bury your head.
5. Your only goal is to get through another week and hope that the weekend goes as slow as possible to
prevent the onset of yet another week of thankless, unrewarding work.
Luckily, for the most of you, these points are merely a distant memory, but even if they are still very fresh in
your mind, you now know that Kleeneze offers the financial freedom, time flexibility and, most importantly the
chance to take control of your life.
We want to know why Kleeneze works for you. On pages 12 and 13, you’ll find some of the reasons
Distributors have found that this business works for them, and every week in the weekly newsletter, EWB,
you’ll find a Distributor testimonial to hopefully inspire you. If you’d like to see your story featured, email us at
teamtalk@kleeneze.co.uk using the subject title ’Kleeneze Works’.
Xenia
Xenia Poole, Editor in Chief
Xenia.poole@kleeneze.co.uk
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3. Page 4
Page 15
The wheels are in
motion for our
Kleeneze business
Snapshots from the
Showcase
It was a day of highs and even more highs!
Relive the day with our photo diary
Gold Distributors, John and Shelagh Irving were the lucky
winners of a Mini First at the Annual Showcase. Team Talk
caught up with them to find out more about their business
Page 18
Page 6
Made for Kleeneze
Shut up and
move on!
Frightened of Facebook? Trepidation when it comes to Twitter?
YouScared about using YouTube? Our Distributors are here to put
your mind at rest
Get some HIPPO time and start
thinking more fruity with our Paul
McGee competition
Contents
Page 19
Partying for a profit
ezeparty consultant, Della Tucker tells her story
Page 8
A Destination that beats
all others
Page 20
’Tis the season
to party til Gold!
They beat everyone to become the first in the Network to visit
Dubai, Kleeneze style! Now Stuart and Robyn-Lee Heard are back
and can tell you all about this luxury destination
The run up to Christmas is the best
time to get your party plan
business running.
So what are you waiting for?
Page 10
Try walking in our shoes
The simplest way to ensure you qualify for Destination 2013 is to
follow the tips of those who have qualified in the past
Page 22
Page 12
Recognition
Kleeneze works!
Period 8 was another Sales Plan success. Find out who our top
Network achievers were
Our Network is made up of people from all walks of life. Find out
why Kleeneze works for them
Page 24
Page 14
Bulk Sales
A far cry from where I imagined
I could be
Sales are sizzling! Check out where you’ve come in the chart
Kleeneze can change lives, as Gold Distributor Vanessa
Hodgkinson discovered
Page 27
Period round-up
Managing Director, Jamie Stewart takes a look back at the
highlights of Period 8
Page 28
Top earners in Period 8
Find out how much our top earners achieved in the four week Period
along with what you could buy for it!
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4. The wheels are in
motion for our
Kleeneze business
In February 2005, the stress of Shelagh Irving’s job had left her an impossible situation.
Faced with a choice between losing her sanity and losing her wage, she chose to leave work and
become a Kleeneze Distributor. Seven years later, her lifestyle has never been better and now Shelagh
and husband John, are our latest Mini First winners to boot!
“I used to work for a high street bank,” explains Shelagh.
“I was a cashier there and targets were set all the time,
but it’s not like Kleeneze where you choose to achieve a
target, it was very, very pressurised. Around the same
time, I found out I was diabetic and we had a problem
with one of the children and school, so along with the
stress of the job, I broke down.”
“It was really hard for me, so having the support of the
team was great. It was like having extended family. I got
£300 worth of orders on that first drop. ”
“I stayed off for three months and when I went back it
was a phased return basis – meant to be very flexible,
however, one week when I asked that my hours remained
the same for an extra week as I was getting very tired, I
was told no. I ended up having to take another three
months off and when I tried to return, after a couple of
weeks, they said they were going to move me to another
branch. It’s just not what you want – I needed familiarity
right then. I just left, thinking it’s not worth my sanity.”
“Shelagh had only been doing Kleeneze for a couple of
months when I was made redundant,” remembers John.
“I was working for a company repairing caravans, making
a really good wage up until then. After I was made
redundant, I started work with another company, but it
was minimum wage and a huge drop. We simply couldn’t
live on it. I worked two and three jobs over the course of
that year, until I went to a company Showcase. After that,
I knew that’s what I needed to do, so I joined Shelagh on
the Distributorship.”
Although Shelagh hadn’t been looking for a job, the couple
did need some extra cash. However, then there came
another bombshell – John had been made redundant.
A couple of months later, Shelagh received a flyer through
her door with a web address on it. Curiosity got the better
of her and she found herself filling in her details.
Until that point, John had been working around 60 to 70
hours a week, so Kleeneze offered not only a way to help
out financially, but a complete change from the live to
work lifestyle they’d been living before.
“I was a bit dubious about it all, never having heard of
Kleeneze before, but I went ahead with it and Andrew and
Melanie Wilson sent me an information pack with a video.
I sat and watched it with my daughter. She was saying:
’go on, you can do that – I’ll help you with it.’ My
confidence was at an all-time low then and I only agreed
because I didn’t think I’d have to meet anyone face-toface! I think I put those first 100 catalogues out in about
20 minutes, because I didn’t want to see anyone!
“We’ve never worked so few hours a week as we have
now,” the pair laughed. “The quality of life is so much
better. For a few years, we just concentrated on retailing
and we consistently hit 21% every month. However, then
in September 2009, Kleeneze announced that the next
Destination was New York. It was like a light bulb went off
and we both said – right, we’re going there!”
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5. Mini winners
John and Shelagh
Irving
working on helping on them going Gold and getting there.
Now we’ve done it once, we know that we can help
others to do it.”
The very next Period, John and Shelagh hit Gold and held
it, qualifying for the Destination.
“We just did more,” says Shelagh. “We were big retailers
anyway, so we sponsored a few team members in and
everyone just did a little bit extra.
“I have to admit, up until then; I did really believe that
people over-egged how good these trips were, but having
been on one now I know that they’re amazing. I think it’s
the fact that you’re made to feel so special. It’s all the little
touches, like bypassing the queue to go up the Empire
State Building for example. The best part, though, is being
with this great group of people – some of whom you’ve
only seen from a distance on the stage and now you’re
sitting down having a chat with them over a meal.
John and Shelagh’s success story doesn’t finish there
either. The couple, who had it on their goals to go Bronze
and hold it to win a Mini, found themselves achieving one
part of the goal earlier than expected when they won the
car in the Showcase draw on 1 September.
“The night before the Showcase and all of that day, I was
telling everyone we were going to win,” laughs John. “But
when they said our names, I was in shock!”
“By the time we got down onto the stage, I was shaking
and holding onto John and he was shaking too,”
remembers Shelagh.
“It’s just all been brilliant, though. I think our friends are
starting to think there might be something in Kleeneze!”
I think it inspired our team members that we went to New
York, as they really want to go to Dubai now. So we’re
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6. MADE FOR KLEENEZE
You’ve probably heard of people talking about social media before. In fact, the probability is you have already
used it in some form or another. However, the likelihood is that you’ve yet to use it as a business tool.
The good news is that social media is one of the simplest most effective tools you’ll ever use in your business.
At the Showcase, we rounded up three of our Distributors that have found huge success using various forms
of social media and quizzed them mercilessly as to what it’s all about!
The biggest tip I can give can give everyone is to use the
YouTube search bar as your training tool. There are people out
there that will sell you e-books for £60, membership sites for
$100 a month, and all they will do is sell you more e-books and
workshops at £1000.
YOUTUBE AND GAVIN SCOTT, SILVER
PREMIER EXECUTIVE DISTRIBUTOR
www.youtube.com/kleenezehq
The Kleeneze YouTube channel has
had over 300,000 views. What
makes it so useful for everyone?
Not everyone can get to all the big meetings and your mind can
only take in small amounts of information at a time; remember
when you were at school you used to listen to the times tables
over and over again until you learned them? Or learning a
new language?
FACEBOOK AND DEBBIE GEE
SILVER EXECUTIVE DISTRIBUTOR
Kleeneze’s YouTube channel gives everyone the opportunity to
watch at a time that suits them and is great for picking up free
training tips. Kleeneze only put people on the channel who are
driving the business, so you’re learning from the right people,
who are walking the walk.
Facebook has over 900 million
active users. Is it really a business
tool, though?
I think that Facebook is an absolutely
fantastic business tool if used in the
right way.
How can you use it to grow your business?
For example, last October I had once in a lifetime opportunity of
meeting the entrepreneur, Richard Branson. Whilst chatting to
Richard and his staff at his head office I noticed all of them had
Facebook, Twitter, Tumbler and all the social media sites up on
their computers.
You can use some of stories as sponsoring tools to bring new
people into your team.
You may also learn from a product or party plan training to learn
those skills to increase your Kleeneze retail orders.
I keep a folder of the most asked-about points and when I have
a new Distributor who wants to learn a certain skill I can
forward them the Kleeneze YouTube link to watch, and ask for
their feedback.
You can even make videos with your own tips too.
So I asked why – and they told me that over 60% of their
workforce is employed to work on all aspects of social media;
whether it’s advertising, product promotion, competitions or
branding, they reckon that having a massive online profile is
really important for the company.
How do you see YouTube evolving?
Now in my eyes, if it’s good enough for Richard Branson’s
business, it’s certainly good enough for mine!
They say “a picture paints a thousand words” and video is
much more powerful; it brings a story to life and YouTube gives
the power for it to go viral. One video I made has over 225,000
views, and I’m not an expert video-maker, it’s only going to get
bigger. New smart phones make it so much easier.
How can you use Facebook to grow your business?
Well a good example is that early this year we introduced a team
group page. As soon as someone joins our team they’re added
to the group and can start asking questions and interacting with
other team members. We also publish recognition and all the
latest Kleeneze announcements on there.
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7. Training
Social Media
you don’t know but with whom you share an interest. This is
why it has such profound use in political movements, sports,
music, and business.
For us, it’s a fabulous way to create interest about the business
for prospecting, and also to really grab the attention of existing
distributors with useful information.
And although you can only send very short messages, you can
include links to websites, photos, or any web based
information really.
We find people look at their Facebook page more regularly than
their emails and I’d say that it’s probably been the best business
tool we’ve introduced this year for team communication.
How can use it for your business?
I’ve also sponsored 14 people from my warm market – This is
from the Facebook posts I put down on a regular basis. I don’t
put business posts down all the time - I drip-feed that information
so as not to overload them.
There are two ways to use Twitter in your Kleeneze business;
first, for your new and existing Distributors to keep in touch with
what’s going on across the network – there are some things
Jamie announces FIRST on Twitter before anywhere else.
People see me interacting with other Kleeneze distributors,
having fun and it does look like a really happy, money making
business to join.
I recommend you follow the #Kleeneze hashtag so you can see
what others are tweeting about Kleeneze. I’ve sponsored new
Distributors directly from Twitter.
Secondly, it’s also been another useful tool for my warm market
as its been another way of showing my warm market the
business. However, it can’t do your job for you. We’re
networkers, so the skill of showing a prospect the business must
still be done by personal networking.
How do you get started?
Setting up an account is really simple. Choose a good photo of
yourself –– keep it as professional as possible but still reflecting
your personality.
Put a bit of detail in about yourself, don’t just make it all business
– you’ve got to remember you are building an online personality.
you’re now an online networker.
What are the dos and don’ts in using Twitter effectively?
Don’t just use Twitter to spam people with adverts for your
business. It’s an intuitive interactive tool and you must interact.
Add friends, family and work colleagues and other Kleeneze
Distributors. Then – just sit back and people-watch for a week.
Observe what works and you can do this by looking at the
number of likes and comments people get.
I’ve seen people on there who send the same message
repeatedly day in day out thinking that people will use their
service or be interested in what they’re doing. If you have a
broad range of interests, tweet about them. That will increase
the number of people who follow you.
www.facebook.com/kleenezeofficial
www.facebook.com/ezepartyofficial
Twitter is only as good as the people you are following. Some
people when they first start using Twitter complain that it’s
boring. You only see the tweets of the people you follow, so
follow a healthy number of people who you’re interested in.
Then interact...
TWITTER AND DOUG ROPER
GOLD EXECUTIVE DISTRIBUTOR
What’s Twitter all about?
Twitter is an online
social network that
allows users to post short rapid bursts of
information or communication in 140
characters or less, called tweets. That’s
slightly shorter than a standard mobile
text message which is 160 characters.
Don’t just read others’ tweets - interact with them. Re-tweet
information you think is interesting. The aim of twitter is to gain
followers who may then be interested in your message.
www.twitter.com/MrJamie_Stewart
www.twitter.com/Michael_Khatkar
www.twitter.com/XeniaKleeenze
Twitter allows you to connect globally
with others who share your interests.
In other words you can communicate instantly with people who
www.twitter.com/Lloydwbrown
www.twitter.com/@Nadine_Ward
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8. A DESTINATION THAT
BEATS ALL OTHERS
On 1 September 2012, we announced that the next incentive destination available for you to qualify for is a two-part trip to
Dubai and the Maldives!
“In my humble opinion, we’ve had the greatest response there’s ever
been for a Destination launch,” said Director of Network
“We HAVE to do it. Dubai has been on our
Development, Michael Khatkar. “That’s taking into account over
goal board for the last 10 years. I can’t
the past few years there have been huge launches such as New
believe this is finally within our grasp!”
Caroline Powell
York, Hong Kong, Cape Town and Miami to name but a few.
“I think the reason it’s fired everyone up so much is to a certain extent
because of the two parts of the Destination – Dubai AND the Maldives.
However, since the launch, so many people have told me that these are
“Both places are paradise! I hope to
the places that have been on their dream destination wish list for many years and now it’s possible. make it in 2013. Thank you, Kleeneze, for
everything you do for us Distributors”
“The criteria I have written for Destination 2013 is befitting for everyone in the Network. So, whether
Amrit Bhach
you’re brand new or have been in for two decades, it’s very possible that you can qualify.
“I desperately want all of you to be there, where every single scene you see is perfect. If you can experience
even half of what I did when whilst on the filming trip, it will be a destination you will never, ever forget.”
At Bracknell Kleeneze LIVE! in July of this year, we announced
a competition with a prize the likes of which had never been
seen in the business before. The rules were the Distributorship
who achieved the highest new business sales from 1 July
2012 until 23 August 2012 would be travelling to Destination
2013 the day after the Showcase!
“Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic dream
destinations. Only with Kleeneze!”
Matt Self
Congratulations to everyone who worked so hard to get
into the running for this amazing prize:
10.Lynn Macdonald
“I want to be a part of this!!!
9. Mark Law and Diana Searle
Susanne Lombart
8. Katrina and Ian Harvey-Winstanley
7. Andrew Buxton and Laura Kelly
6. Raymond and Miriam Turnbull
“I can’t get my breath! I said to my
Upline that I hoped the Destination
would be Dubai and what do you do you pull that out of the hat! Yeeha!”
5. Karen and Neil Young
4. Eamon Lynch and Marie Ryan
3. Debbie Gee and David White
2. Ian Williams and Sally Mellor
Claire Underdown
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9. Destination 2013
Competition
winners
The winners of the competition were
Bronze Executive Distributors, Stuart
and Robyn-Lee Heard. Team Talk caught
up with the couple on their return to find
out what they thought of Kleeneze’s
latest Destination.
Dubai Creek and back again, so we had our own personal
boat and tour guide! It’s great to see the different sides of
Dubai this way, both modern and old meet with the
presidential palace somewhere in between. From here we
took the metro back to the hotel. Much of the metro runs on
a monorail above the main freeway, so you can see Dubai
almost from above!
“From the moment it was announced that we had won the
competition, we were completely in awe of the whole
experience and journey that we were about to embark on!
Late afternoon and we were picked up from the hotel in a 4
x 4 and taken out in to the desert for our evening’s
entertainment which started off with a white knuckle ride
up, down and side-ways down the huge sand dunes!
Watching the sun set in the desert is quite an experience,
we then had the chance to take a short ride on a camel
before we arrived at our oasis, a traditional Arabian barbeque
whilst be entertained by belly dancing and Arabic dancers.
Arriving at the Westin Hotel
overlooking The Palm
Jumeriah (the palm islands
that Dubai is so famous
for), we were treated like
royalty from the out-set.
The hotel itself is of one
of the highest standards
I’ve ever seen on a
Kleeneze conference
and the staff really do make sure that every
need is taken care of. The hotel pool is amazing and winds
around the gardens and also has a private beach. The sea
water is that typically tropical turquoise in colour and it’s like
getting in to a bath it’s so warm! There are waiters to take
care of your needs both at the pool and on the beach, so
you’re never short of a drink! We spent our first day lazing at
the hotel. Headed off to the Gold Souk (Market) by taxi, it
was a great way to see some of Dubai’s amazing skyscrapers. Most of the taxi drivers love to double-up as their
own tour guide, so you get a real feel for the city. The Souk
offers everything from jewellery to fabrics to the usual tourist
t-shirts as well as spice markets, most of our fun came from
bartering with the traders, as this is the place to do it!
Our next mode of transport was by boat - but not in the
usual tourist way! One of the locals who runs a cross river
taxi service, offered to take us out as the sole passengers up
The third day was spent at the Atlantis Aquaventure water
park, located on the Palm
Islands, where we were
thrilled by the rides and
chilled out gently riding the
currents along the canals
that criss-cross the park.
Of course, the highlight of
the day was to achieve
one of our biggest goals swimming with dolphins,
a once in a lifetime
opportunity at Dolphin Bay.
Dubai was everything and more that we could want from a
destination - the only thing missing was YOU!
This is a trip that beats all others and MUST be experienced
by everyone in the network. Speak to your sponsor and
Upline, put a plan together and work towards this fantastic
destination - if you only get out half the enjoyment we’ve just
had, you’re still guaranteed a trip of a lifetime! Make sure
you’re there!”
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10. Try walking in our shoes!
The best bit about Kleeneze, we think, is not only that everyone can do it,
but that someone already usually has so all you need to do is copy what
they did. Simples!
Sandra and I have been privileged to go on 7 Kleeneze
overseas conferences in the past 5 years, so we have some
experience of how to qualify. 7 trips - so here are 7 tips!
1. Understand the criteria thoroughly – check with your Upline if
you are in any doubt.
2. Start NOW. Don’t make the mistake of thinking: ’I have a year’.
You don’t. You must make measurable progress immediately.
Do something every day towards your qualification. Today, for
example, we stickered up Opportunity DVDs to give to all our
ordering customers as we have a customer base to collect in.
3. Have a written plan. Not a vague idea in your head of what you
need to do, but a specific, written down plan of activity.
4. Don’t give up, even when you hit some obstacles. Understand
right up front that you will hit some brick walls at some point in
the next few months as you work towards qualifying. Those
who succeed are the ones who keep going through those
tough times. Everyone who has qualified for destinations in the
past has experienced the same.
,
yrna Wellock
eter and MExecutive Distributors
P
Silver Senior
We have had the privilege of attending numerous Kleeneze
Destinations so far, from Safaris in South Africa; Cruising the
Caribbean on the largest sailing ship in the world; waking up in
Australia to our hotel room view of Sydney Harbour with its
magnificent Bridge and Opera House; to the very interesting and
modern world of Hong Kong; and not forgetting last year when we
visited the world famous Waldorf Astoria Hotel in ’New York - New
York’ with 16 members of the team, to name just a few!
5. Think in terms of growth through new Distributors, not just
increasing your personal retail. Recommend this business to
everybody. For long-term sustainable growth you need lots of
people in your team.
6. Download the pictures of Dubai and the Maldives from
www.destination2013.co.uk. Use them to inspire yourself and
your team.
7. Attend every event you can over the next year – business
opportunity meetings, Kleeneze LIVE!, any events your group
hold, wherever they are. Event attendance will keep you
focused and help you refine your plan where needed.
The Destinations can only be described as awesome, totally
unique and incomparable with any other ’holiday’ out there, and
Kleeneze always go that extra mile to give distributors the
incredible emotional sensation of feeling very special. They’re
always action packed with a full and exciting agenda, and it is little
wonder that once someone has experienced one of these amazing
Destinations they want to return time and again, especially as it is
always with like-minded and lovely people.
Doug and
Sandra Roper,
Gold Executive
Distributors
We know Destination XIII will be outstanding. The criteria is out
there, so our advice is to get together with your successful Upline
and devise a plan. The secret is to treat the advice very seriously
indeed and follow the plan to the letter, as although there is room
for some manoeuvre, it is important to keep directly on target
throughout the qualification period and not leave things to chance.
Doug and Sandra Roper,
Gold Executive Distributors
Peter and Myrna Wellock,
Silver Senior Executive Distributors
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11. Destination 2013
Criteria
Dubai
The Criteria
Base building your business around this criteria and you’ll find it will
create growth, foster sustainability and generate growth in your
business, so – come Period 9, 2013 – not only will your business
and income be better than ever before, you’ll also have a ticket to
Dubai and possibly the Maldives too!
The Mald
ives
REQUIREMENTS/NOTES FOR ALL QUALIFIERS:
Criteria for Destination 2013
• All ’New Business Sales’ whether in Sales Plan success or League tables
must be achieved by a minimum of FIVE new people
Runs from Period 10, 2012 to Period 9, 2013.
• New Business Sales are sales achieved by all the new distributors you
sponsor / initiate into your downline over the course of the criteria
Main Group:
1. Achieve a minimum level of Gold Distributor (for the first time)
2. Maintain the new position for a further three periods (They
don’t need to be consecutive)
3. Demonstrate a minimum of £5000 in NEW BUSINESS SALES
over the course of the qualification period
• Any Distributorship that achieves Sales Plan success in Period 8 or 9, 2012
(to a minimum level of Gold), will be in qualification for Destination 2013 but
must maintain their new position for a further four Periods (plus the additional
requirements)
• A Distributorship can only qualify for a particular destination once (multiple
qualifications do not automatically qualify a Distributorship for the next
destination the following year). This rule also applies to trophy winners and
new Premier Distributors.
New Business Sales Competition for existing Gold, Senior &
Executive Distributors:
Top ten in each category of Gold, Senior & Executive groups
will qualify
• In order to qualify, a new partner on a Kleeneze distributorship should join the
business before the Distributorship begins qualification.
• The programme commences at the point of departure of the international
flight. Domestic flights are not included (except from Ireland & the Channel
Islands). Travel insurance, airport accommodation and car parking must be
arranged by the Distributorship.
Top Qualifiers Group:
1. Achieve a minimum level of Bronze Executive Distributor (for
the first time)
2. Maintain the new position for a further three periods (They
don’t have to be consecutive)
3. Demonstrate a minimum of £5000 in NEW BUSINESS SALES
over the course of the qualification period.
New Business Sales Competition for existing SEDs & Premiers
Top ten in each category of SED & Premier will qualify
• Due to limitations at the destination we reserve the right to offer an
alternative if qualifiers exceed 250.
• There is no cash alternative available
• Attendance is by invitation only and will be subject to the usual company
verifications and account compliancy.
Have you qualified for a Kleeneze Destination in the past?
Or are you planning on going on Destination XIII?
Team Talk wants to hear all your tips, advice and stories.
Email us at teamtalk@kleeneze.co.uk.
REMINDER: We will count New Business Sales from the
people you sponsor from Period 9, 2012 onwards.
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12. Kleeneze works!
People join Kleeneze for lots of different reasons: to make a little extra cash to help the household finances; to be
able to work flexible hours that fit around a busy family life or to satisfy career ambitions and financial goals.
Speak to any Kleeneze Distributor and you’ll find they all have a unique story to tell, but there is one thing they’ll
ALL tell you – Kleeneze works.
“I’m quite new, but Kleeneze
is already working for me,
because I can see a light at
the end of the debt tunnel,”
Andrew Hale
“It works so I can always
be there for them”
Grace
“It works for me as a residual
pension plan for my retirement
(which is a long way off yet!),”
Mary Hession
“My wife and I can work the
business around our two
children, who are at school. My
wife also suffers from M.E., so it
suits us down to the ground
not having to ask permission from our bosses for
time off,” Rich Getlevog
“Kleeneze means
I will never be made
redundant again!”
“Both me and my husband were able to
take our eldest to her first day at school,”
Fay Smith
Scott Keable
“It fits around my husband’s shifts and it
allows us to give our children magic
moments that will last a lifetime,”
Tracy Eltringham
“It’s going to pay for the dream holiday to
America with my hubby and kiddies!” Becca Page
“Kleeneze enabled me to pay off my mortgage. I love
the freedom this business gives me,” Debbie Gee
“Kleeneze has made me a positive person. My glass is always half
full now,” Suzanne Shaw
“It’s so flexible that you can earn as much or as little as
you like,” Georgina Wilding
“I work for myself now and not someone else. Being part of a great
team has helped give me back my self-confidence,”
Allison Voller
“Kleeneze works for me, because I can earn the extra money to
pay things like the car tax and insurance,” Dom Bottrell
“Kleeneze means we can work when we want to. Thanks to its
flexibility, it allows us to home educate our three boys from home,”
Lisa Wright
“It’s paying for the best day of my life next year – getting married
to my soul mate,” Josh Fowler
“It has allowed me to earn a great income around my 4 children –
one of whom has Asperger Syndrome. Nothing else would allow
me to be there as and when I’m needed,” Helen Sandland
“I can now work around my commitments without a boss to
answer to and earn the income that I choose to when I want to.
Love it!” Heidi Davis
“Kleeneze gives me security and has enabled me to believe in
myself to achieve me dreams. I know I will never be short of
money again and if I have an emergency to pay for, we can just put
out more catalogues,” Lorraine Sharpe
“As a single mum, it gives me the freedom to work around looking
after my two children (ages 1 and 2), choosing my own hours and
taking time off when I need to be there for them,” Steph Tompsett
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13. Sponsoring
Opportunity DVD
“It works to help me
fulfil my ambitions”
Neil
The new Kleeneze Works
Opportunity Brochure and
DVD (available from 15/10/12)
Single Opportunity Brochure and DVD,
code 07730, £0.75p/€0.90
Pack of 50 Opportunity Brochures and
DVDs, code 23159, £35/€42
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14. Testimonial
Vanessa
Hodgkinson
A far cry from where I imagined
I could be
As time went by, the impact
of having three children, and one less
income in the family, soon took its
toll on the finances
I grew up on a council estate with my parents
and two brothers. When my parents split up, I
drifted between my mum and dad’s place and
started to mix with the wrong crowd. None of us
thought we had any future. I used to talk about what I
wanted out of life, but everyone would tell me I had no
chance because of where we lived. I hardly ever went to
school and just hung around with my so-called friends.
Something had to change!
Of course, for things to change, you have to change – so I did and my
life started to get better. I left school at 16 with only 2 CSEs, but found
myself a clerical job and then as a typing clerk. From there I progressed
to the accountancy department and there I remained.
Mark and I got married a year-and-a-half after we met and soon
started a family. One after another, our first three children arrived and
soon eating out three times a week and regular weekends away
stopped altogether.
I didn’t go back to work, because childcare fees were too expensive
and, luckily, Mark’s income was good allowing me to stay at home
with the children. His income came with a price though and with his
work being so demanding I spent a lot of time bringing up the children
alone. Weekends were dominated by child-related activities and slowly
our dreams had started to slip away.
As time went by, the impact of having three children, and one less
income in the family, soon took its toll on the finances; credit cards paid
for the holidays and everyday expenses meant there was no money left
for us to treat the children.
Then a Kleeneze catalogue came through the door and after ordering a
couple of times I decided to fill in the catalogue slip with my details and
joined. Initially, I think Mark was concerned about me trying to balance
my home life with my business, but came to understand that it was
doing me good.
Mark then took a new role as a Director for a company in North Wales,
so we relocated and for five months my catalogues were in storage. I
started attending regular meetings, mixing with other distributors and
came to a Showcase, which really changed the way I felt about the
business. All of these meetings made me see the bigger picture.
Even when our fourth child was born in 2010 I carried on the business
from my hospital bed and when I got home, orders were waiting for me
to be sorted and delivered. The business carried on...
Last September Mark had a light bulb moment! He came along with me
to the Gala Dinner and was blown away by the positivity and was
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gkinson
Vanessa Hod
This Kleeneze journey has helped
Mark and I to dream together again
and, yes, WE ARE GOING
TO MIAMI!
humbled by the
success and
recognition of the
business. He told
me how proud he was
of my achievement in
Kleeneze, which at that point
was 15%, with a few team
members. After we got home, Mark
decided to join me in Kleeneze. This was after nearly four years of drip
feeding him with CDs which he wouldn’t admit to me that he’d listened
to - but I know he did!
We agreed to work as a team, and to make a plan for the Miami
conference. So we took advice from our Upline, Peter and Myrna
Wellock, and others in the group and started putting things into action.
It was like a military operation, with school, child care for our 2½ year
old, massive retail, with 5am starts 3 times a week, collecting ’til the
dead of night and working with new people. The Miami DVD and
Will Smith’s Miami CD blasting from my car every day, all helped to
keep us focused!
This Kleeneze journey has helped Mark and I to dream together again
and, yes, WE ARE GOING TO MIAMI!
Our next goals are to qualify as Bronze Executive and to take the family
to Florida. This business can give you so much; more money, freedom,
friendships, confidence and recognition to give us all a fantastic lifestyle
that no job can.

15. Events
Annual Showcase
2012
SNAPSHOTS FROM THE SHOWCASE
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16. SNAPSHOTS FROM THE SHOWCASE
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17. Events
Annual Showcase
2012
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18. Competition
S.U.M.O
Shut Up and Move On!
Do you have fruity thinking? Do you operate on Hippo Time? Ever fallen prey to the Martyr Syndrome?
If you don’t know what we’re talking about, it’s about time you were taught how to Shut Up and Move On!
Paul McGee’s refreshing look at personal development (S.U.M.O.) is a straight-talking guide to creating and enjoying
a brilliant life. For those who were at the Kleeneze Christmas Showcase in 2008, you’ll remember him as the guest speaker
who wowed the crowd. The trainer is also known as the man who worked with Manchester United Football Club and
England’s World Cup winning rugby coach, Sir Clive Woodward.
Of course, Shut Up and Move On isn’t really quite as harsh
as it sounds! It’s more of a wake-up call for us to stop,
reflect, move on and do something. Paul’s no-nonsense
guide helps you silence that inner critic – the voice inside
your head that highlights your weaknesses and undermines
your confidence.
S.U.M.O will give you seven questions in times of stress
that will give you that strength to deal with whatever it is
and effectively move on:
1. Where is this on a scale of 1 – 10
(where 10 equals death!)?
2. How important will this be in six months’ time?
3. Is my response appropriate and effective?
4. How can I influence or improve the situation?
Competition
You can now win FIVE COPIES of
S.U.M.O for you and your team!
To be in with a chance, simply answer
this question:
Personal Development coach, Paul
shares his surname with magician’s
assistant, Debbie McGee. But which
magician is she connected to?
a)David Blaine
b)Paul Daniels
c)Harry Potter
Send your answer along with your
Distributor account number to
teamtalk@kleeneze.co.uk by Friday 26
October, using SUMO as the subject title.
5. What can I learn from this?
6. What will I do differently this time?
7. What can I find positive in this situation?
Congratulations to our winners of July’s competition,
who have won ezecook products – the Mandolin
Sliver, Oil Sprayer, Garlic Grater and Stainless Steel
Mixing Bowl.
Rich Haydon & Gill Pritchard; Craig Boyes; Maria and
Derrick Longwright; Robert and Kelly Straw; Matleena
Elonheimo; Jacqui & Steve Ellis; Kath & John Clease;
Glenn Hadgraft; Georgina Wilding; Kate Moffett
The answer was C: 3
See the DSA for full terms and conditions.
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19. Testimonial
Della Tucker
Partying for a profit
For many single parents, being able to work part-time or flexible
hours is far more important than anything else. Being the sole
breadwinner in the family, along with providing a role model for
their children is immensely important, however, jobs that provide
that sort of flexibility can be thin on the ground.
Until now that is.
“As a single mum with 2 children, I was always looking for a way to
boost my income,” explains Silver Distributor, Della Tucker. “I’d been a
guest at a party plan event before and really enjoyed the sociable
shopping experience. It seemed as though becoming a party plan
consultant was exactly what I had been looking for. The opportunity to
earn an extra income whilst having fun and meeting new people was
ideal. Plus, it got me out of the house and – as much as I love my
children, it gave me some much-needed adult company!
Della Tucker
“I mentioned this to some friends of mine Nick and Anna Padfield, who
told me about ezespa. They showed me the products and told me a
little bit about the company. I was immediately impressed by the
quality of the products and the amazing prices. I had never heard
of Helen É before, but it was clear that these were premium
quality cosmetics with a fabulous portfolio and they would not
be difficult to sell. That together with the backing of a long
established award winning and hugely successful direct selling
company made the decision to join easy one, and I couldn’t wait
to get my kit and get started.
The opportunity to earn an extra
income whilst having fun and
meeting new people was ideal
“I joined ezespa at the end of April, and my first party was £335.
After just 3 parties I have achieved 10% and have sponsored 2 people
into my team.
“This is the beginning of something big and I want to be a part of the
huge success that I know this company is going to achieve with party
plan. My focus at the moment is to build a successful business not just
for myself but for the people working with me, an accomplished and
motivated team who will enjoy and embrace the business, and of course
I will be going for Gold.
“Destination 2013 is in my sights and there is a ticket to wherever
that might be with my name on it. I want to share my vision for the
future with everyone around me, infect my team with my
enthusiasm and excitement and of course share the success that is ours
for the taking.
“Party plan is a fantastic concept, and I can’t think of a better way of
earning a living. I hope that one day this will be my full time career and
that I can spend the rest of my working life being paid to party!”
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After just 3 parties I have
achieved 10% and have sponsored
2 people into my team
Party plan is a fantastic concept,
and I can’t think of a better way of
earning a living

20. ’Tis the season to party til Gold!
We rocked, wrapped, sparkled and laughed at Santa’s Workshops, as we put the ezeparty opportunity firmly on
the map near you
Are you Going with Goals or Going for Gold? Either will take you a few miles closer to Dubai and the Maldives
How is your challenge going to retail £4k in the season? What will you spend your £1k income on?
A goal is something which is achieved when the mood it was made in has passed. Is it time to re evaluate, climb
the party tree and light up your life with ezeparty sparkle? To help you on your way Louisa, Lisa and I are
holding live parties around the country. Would you like to hold one
in your business?
Read how successful these events have been:
“Just a little feedback from the fab ezespa and make up party
you did for us. Everyone there enjoyed the whole evening. The
8 round tables were full. In fact, we had over 60 people attend
with at least 5 new consultants recruited, 10 Distributors going
to do parties themselves and 9 party bookings achieved from
the night. Plus lots of people watching across the country
on a live webinar very impressed at seeing and being part of a
live party.
And that’s exactly what happened. With 60 or so Distributors
and guests in attendance, the evening was filled with fun,
coaching, sponsoring and sales as Nadine, Lisa and Louisa
took us through the finer points of running a great ezespa party
- complete with a couple of make-overs.
The booking prizes were a real buzz with lots of people going
home with big smiles and very excited. We also raised £75 for
the Kleeneze Macmillan charity.
Thanks ever so much once again for creating a fantastic party
atmosphere, which encourages people to have a go
themselves. I am sure this will be a permanent fixture in many
Distributors’ diaries.”
The whole evening was a sparkling success, and a great way
to learn whilst you earn.”
Geoff and Fiona Webb
Silver Senior Executive Distributors
Sue Burras
Silver Senior Executive Distributor
“What can I say about the fabulous Nadine Ward and her
glamorous assistants at the Live Party Night at Nottingham?
“What a fabulously enjoyable evening we had recently, as
Nadine and her ezeparty Angels (aka Lisa and Louisa)
descended on Nottingham to run an ezeparty in action event.
Fantastic night with lots of fun frolics and training showing us
all how the professionals run a party. To actually see what a
party would be run like by the three glam girls was a treat in
itself, topped off by the fact that it was also used as a great
way to support a charity. I highly recommend getting along to
one of these. Even if you are not intending doing parties
yourself, it’s a brilliant learning process helping you to
understand how a party would be run.”
It occurred to us that not everyone feels confident to run a
party and not everyone feels they can fill a room full of people
to make a party a success - and whilst the coaching events
have been fantastic - there’s nothing like the ’real thing’ - so
we thought, why not combine the lot by running a real party
that Distributors could bring a guest or 2 along, learn from the
’masters in action’ (mistresses!) take some personal sales on
the night and whilst we’re at it raise some money for
charity as well?
James O’Neil
Bronze Senior Executive Distributor
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21. Training
ezeparty update
So what are you waiting for? Gather your teams
together for great training with instant results.
All Distributors bring guests and enjoy the full party
live experience. All sales, bookings and recruits go
to the person who brought the guest.
You
Boost your business and build your knowledge the
ezeparty way. We are what we repeatedly do –
excellence, therefore, is not one action,
but a habit. Have fun
by repeating your
ezeparty experiences.
Go for Gold this Christmas!
You will be thrilled
you did!
Nadine
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22. From our top retailers to those who have reached 10% for
the very first time, over the next few pages, you’ll find the
names of those whose achievements are very much to be
shouted about.
Recognition
In no other business will you find such a recognition and reward scheme! Congratulations to all of you who achieved
your goals in Period 8 and, for our new starters, we hope to see your name on these pages very soon!
Personal Retail TOP 3
1st
Kelly &
Matthew Self
2nd
Susan Coleman &
Robert Holdford
3rd
Melissa Squires &
Ian Slade
Personal Sales Group TOP 3
£8,223 1st
New Business Sales TOP 3
£27,100 1st
Stuart &
Robyn-Lee Heard
£7,855 2nd
Stuart &
Robyn-Lee Heard
£16,599 2nd
Ann & John Coe
£7,095 3rd
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£8,444
Mike &
Amanda Bibby
£16,595 3rd
Paul &
Carolyn Blaxall
£23,344
Richard &
Clare Chantler
£7,939

23. Recognition
Top performers
Top 50 Period 8
Personal Retail
No.
Distributor Name
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Kelly Self & Matthew Self
Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford
Melissa Squires & Ian Slade
Steven Divito
Paul Brown & Nicola Mitchell
Kevin Davies & Deborah Parker
Margaret Foster & Ian Foster
Matthew Elliott & Nicola Elliott
Colin John Francis & Sarah Marie Francis
Karen Hall & Robert Evans
Lynne Trowell & David Trowell
Ian Wightmore & Deborah Wightmore
William Melia & Linda Moore
Lorraine Collins & Mark Collins
Richard Wheatley & Karen Wheatley
Saddique Hussain
Kelly Elliott & Steve Elliott
Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec
Peter Savidge
Paul Hammond & Gosia Hammond
Anthony Mervin
Jane Mousley & David Mousley
Chris Wright & Annette Wright
Patrick Mckenna
Bob Pauley & Sue Pauley
Alison Beal & Geoffrey Ault
Paul Tonkin & Joanne Heeraman
Ian Hickton & Rachel Hickton
Sean Nicholls & Maura Nicholls
Satwinder Sagoo
Lance Clapton & Deborah Clapton
Adam Fairclough & Jennifer Thornley
Jeffrey Margrave
David Marsden & Elizabeth Marsden
Abigail Allgood
Mark Oreilly & Sue Oreilly
Marie Simmonds & Jeremy Simmonds
Paul Parish & Pauline Parish
Angela Wallace
Emma Parker & Steve Kendrick
Paul Meikle
Martyn Cunningham
Margaret Morris & Alan Morris
Melanie Coo & John Pickersgill
Jean Sidhu & Antony Watkins
Gavin Conway & Trish Conway
Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent
John Morgan & Gilly Mc Crone
Sanjay Sharma
Chantele Travis & Barry Travis
Personal Sales Group
Sales
£8,223
£7,855
£7,095
£6,876
£6,855
£6,707
£6,445
£6,329
£6,294
£6,085
£5,908
£5,842
£5,391
£5,239
£5,198
£5,159
£5,028
£5,027
£4,993
£4,896
£4,800
£4,787
£4,782
£4,757
£4,746
£4,652
£4,629
£4,582
£4,519
£4,512
£4,427
£4,401
£4,387
£4,369
£4,348
£4,340
£4,221
£4,214
£4,199
£4,182
£4,132
£4,109
£4,106
£4,103
£4,052
£4,008
£3,995
£3,994
£3,977
£3,928
New Business Sales
This figure will not include break-away Gold Distributors or
non-qualifying Gold Distributors (includes all adjustments).
This figure includes all new initiations plus their
sales from Period 6-8
Distributor Name
Distributor Name
Sales
Stuart Heard & Robyn-Lee Heard
Ann Coe & John Coe
Paul Blaxall & Carolyn Blaxall
Kevin Rider
Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson
Abigail Colclough
Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent
Chantele Travis & Barry Travis
Stacy Beck & Jonathan Beck
Mike Bibby & Amanda Bibby
Janet Mitchell & Andrew Mitchell
Marie Simmonds & Jeremy Simmonds
Rob Forster & Ray Aziz
Ian Williams & Sally Mellor
James White & Jane White
Bob Goulding & Diane Goulding
Vincent Tsoi & Lorraine Tsoi
Karen Young & Neil Young
Peter Wellock & Myrna Wellock
Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec
Kate Lee & Nicola Spence
Tracy Sheehan & David Sheehan
Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford
Stephen Jessop
Michael Walker & Michelle Anderson
Melissa Squires & Ian Slade
Debra Pusey & Oliver Pusey
Adam Swire & Deborah Heron
Abigail Allgood
Linda Cannings & Alan Cannings
Cath Wilkinson & John Wilkinson
Mark Williamson & Lisa Hughes
Alex Langler & Kathleen Langler
Peter Abrahams & Angela Abrahams
Susan Walton
Michael Mccaul & Diane Ruth Mccaul
Andrew Fountaine
Colin Turnbull & Sarby Turnbull
Beryl Wynter
John Halsall & Janice Halsall
Jane Mousley & David Mousley
Lynne Trowell & David Trowell
David Bole & Lynn Bole
Peter Savidge
Sohail Ahmed
Kim Keable & Scott Keable
Adam Humphrey & Coleen Humphrey
Heather Brown & Alan Brown
William Melia & Linda Moore
Sheelagh Humphries & Paul Humphries
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£27,100
£16,599
£16,595
£16,493
£13,289
£13,151
£13,013
£12,648
£12,341
£12,296
£12,160
£12,057
£11,961
£11,810
£11,733
£11,605
£11,580
£11,439
£11,100
£10,961
£10,949
£10,776
£10,764
£10,756
£10,546
£10,218
£10,194
£10,117
£10,048
£9,971
£9,939
£9,876
£9,844
£9,831
£9,813
£9,721
£9,528
£9,526
£9,440
£9,432
£9,419
£9,415
£9,408
£9,403
£9,388
£9,382
£9,311
£9,251
£9,212
£9,208
Sales
Stuart Heard & Robyn-Lee Heard
£23,344
Mike Bibby & Amanda Bibby
£8,444
Richard Chantler & Clare Chantler
£7,939
Ian Williams & Sally Mellor
£7,348
Debra Pusey & Oliver Pusey
£7,282
Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly
£6,412
Andrew Shaw
£6,097
Paul Flintoft
£5,693
Kim Keable & Scott Keable
£5,329
Karen Young & Neil Young
£5,250
Clive Currier & Bev Currier
£4,662
Gaz Edwards & Laura Dobedoe
£4,547
Kevin Rider
£4,359
Margarida Gray
£4,152
Vincent Tsoi & Lorraine Tsoi
£4,116
Kenneth Fisher & Linda Fisher
£4,063
Peter Wellock & Myrna Wellock
£3,922
Mike Gough & Dawn Gough
£3,840
Nick Sassanelli & Grace Sassanelli
£3,692
Doug Roper & Sandra Roper
£3,634
Eamon Lynch & Marie Ryan
£3,503
Sarah Philp & Timothy Philp
£3,487
Jane Mousley & David Mousley
£3,394
Susan Walton
£3,379
Stuart Doran & Rosalind Doran
£3,314
Angela Power
£3,264
Steve Roper & Debbie Roper
£3,209
Debbie Gee & David White
£3,199
Brian Holmwood & Diane Holmwood
£3,113
Stephen Smith & Dennis Chamberlain
£3,075
Katrina Harvey-Winstanley & Ian Harvey-Winstanley £3,074
Ann Coe & John Coe
£3,066
Samantha Rushton & Dean Worrall
£3,002
Ricky Molyneux & Trisha Gemmell
£2,917
Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec
£2,847
Richard Houseago & Vanadis Fox
£2,830
Deborah Dewar & Allan Dewar
£2,816
Rosina Pocock
£2,796
John Webb & Kathryn Price
£2,763
Stephen Nell & Debra Nell
£2,745
Bernie Hough & Kelly Woodroffe
£2,741
Craig White & Magdalena White
£2,696
Mark Law & Diana Searle
£2,670
Wayne Francis & Belinda Beale
£2,661
Christine Sykes
£2,649
Bob Goulding & Diane Goulding
£2,625
Sohail Ahmed
£2,619
Louise Wilson & David Wilson
£2,615
Joanne Skinner
£2,615
Emma Downes
£2,560

24. THE
TOP
500
Bulk Sales
No. Distributor Name
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
Debbie Gee & David White
Teresa Divers & Bryony Hayward
Amanda Holland & Andrew Holland
Kevin Rider
Tracy Sheehan & David Sheehan
Gabrielle Broadstock & Paul Broadstock
Stuart Heard & Robyn-Lee Heard
Roger Green & Barbara Green
Sharon Bird & Andrew Bird
James Curtis
Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly
Richard Houseago & Vanadis Fox
John English & Wendy English
Alexandra Tuesley
Sunil Popat
Paul Tawn & Clare Bason
Karim Karmali
Su Bains & Jas Bains
Clare Whitelock & Martin Whitelock
Christopher Reay & Lesley Coan
John Webb & Kathryn Price
Ron Speirs & Judy Speirs
Derrick Longwright & Maria Longwright
Jay Singh
Steve Johnson & Rosemary Rowntree
Graham Long & Georgina Long
Eamonn Roe & Anne Roe
Caroline Thompson & Philip Thompson
Melanie Wilson & Andrew Wilson
Chantele Travis & Barry Travis
David Birtwistle & Angela Tonkin
Andrew Ridley & Louise Lee
John Halsall & Janice Halsall
Stuart Mckibbin & Gail Mckibbin
Trish Fisher & Lee Fisher
Michael Laydon & Sandra Laydon
Barbara Ann Peachey & Alan John Peachey
Alison Ogden & Michael Ogden
Martin Bell & Caroline Roberts
Kerry Stonall & Paul Stonall
Keith Sandland & Helen Sandland
Alan Meldrum
Ian Clarke & Agnieszka Clarke
Jennifer Amos & Martin Amos
Ram Singh & Joginder Singh
Gary Cooper & Jackie Norris
Laurence Wiseman & Rosemary Wiseman
Stephen Clark
Robert Wellock
Ivan Darch
Cindy Brown & David Brown
Debra Pusey & Oliver Pusey
Lesley Burroughs
Harold Fulton & Minnie Fulton
Norman Grundy & Joanne Grundy
David Pope
Justin Rowe & Tracy Bell
Michael Allsop & Jennifer Allsop
Seph Oconnell & Sarah Watson
Nicola Neville & Jerome Neville
Rhian Jones & E Anthony Jones
Elaine Spafford & Martin Spafford
Amelia Mchard & Hannah Mchard
Karen Flitton & Peter Flitton
Lorraine Balcombe & Ian Balcombe
Christopher Conroy
Georgina Goodger & Will Goodger
Sales
No. Distributor Name
34,281
33,964
33,903
33,698
33,125
32,450
32,424
31,865
31,122
30,597
30,568
30,076
29,996
29,669
29,419
29,419
29,365
29,217
28,773
28,444
28,340
28,297
27,743
27,520
27,317
27,160
27,145
26,935
26,734
26,062
25,860
25,482
24,934
24,437
23,405
22,752
22,719
22,691
22,274
22,273
21,966
21,947
21,873
21,719
20,881
20,612
20,279
19,717
19,709
19,618
19,601
19,552
19,537
19,504
19,098
18,890
18,685
18,618
18,582
18,354
18,311
18,198
17,197
17,170
17,160
17,160
17,152
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
Sales
Michael Wallace & Janet Wallace
Christine Sykes
Robert Dolan & Jacqueline Dolan
Christine Foster & Jim Foster
David Rhodes & Christine Rhodes
Andrew Meldrum & Ann Meldrum
Steve Chambers & Cathy Chambers
Timothy Pace & Tina Pace
Mark Wildman & Sarah Wildman
Heather Brown & Alan Brown
John Gilham & Wendy Nimmo
Paul Meikle
Sakuntla Kalyan & Richard Lovesey
James Dale & Claire Daniels
Linda Stanley & Ian Stanley
Kevin Sands
Denise Neal & Stephen Neal
Mark Law & Diana Searle
Helen Walsh & Andrew Walsh
Ann Coe & John Coe
Tony Fasulo & Julie White-Fasulo
Peter Dutton & Sheryl Dutton
Robert Young & Clare Mears
Terry Hodge & Jane Hodge
Paul Flintoft
Paul Blaxall & Carolyn Blaxall
Colin Sadler & Charlene Sadler
Joseph Odonnell
Veronica Nixon
David Wilson & Julie Knight
Steven Harding & Narissa Mather
Daniel Marshall & Michelle Marshall
Martina Mcgrath & James Mcgrath
Paul Melville
Marie Simmonds & Jeremy Simmonds
John Smith
John Morgan & Gilly Mc Crone
Jude Joyce & Steve Joyce
Richard Peuleve & Helen Peuleve
Anthony Peacham & Susan Peacham
Lucinda Bennett & Nigel Manning
Alison Thomas & Kevin Thomas
David Byatt & Janet Smith
Elizabeth Pope & Jason Hardy
Bob Goulding & Diane Goulding
Phil Curtis
Christopher Marshall & Lynne Marshall
Conor Treanor & Linda Treanor
David Mccreath & Judith Mccreath
Arthur Cuthbert & Susan Cuthbert
Omran Zaman
Linda Gower & Tony Gower
Angela Wallace
Daisy Fickling & Richard Fickling
Sarah Philp & Timothy Philp
Karen Boardman & Scott Boardman
Carole Sunter & James Sunter
Tavis Taylor
Barry Bradbury & Cecilia Bradbury
Georgina Gale & Phil Gale
Jillian Griffiths & Peter Griffiths
Colin Turnbull & Sarby Turnbull
Clive Currier & Bev Currier
Pamela Jarvis
James White & Jane White
Martyn Cunningham
Coleen Batchelor & Stephen Batchelor
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No. Distributor Name
16,882
16,757
16,724
16,684
16,451
16,388
16,300
16,021
16,021
15,818
15,555
15,517
15,458
15,200
15,057
15,046
14,668
14,581
14,515
14,459
14,450
14,381
14,325
14,030
13,983
13,829
13,824
13,818
13,651
13,638
13,612
13,338
13,332
13,259
13,134
13,115
13,113
12,903
12,798
12,728
12,723
12,719
12,710
12,696
12,647
12,633
12,378
12,342
12,311
12,311
12,282
12,151
12,117
12,049
12,036
12,014
11,944
11,903
11,870
11,746
11,656
11,614
11,591
11,576
11,548
11,456
11,394
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
287
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
Stuart Hill
Leslie Harris & Moira Harris
David Gerry & Jenny Gerry
Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson
Kimberley Sunter
Janet Mitchell & Andrew Mitchell
Jane Connor & Andrew Connor
Maria Kowalkowski & Lee Kowalkowski
Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent
Bernie Klinger & Barbara Klinger
Stephen Shepherd & Laine Shepherd
Tim Sandom
Lyn Davies & Tony Davies
Darren Simmons & Christina Simmons
Gill Sepe & Donato Sepe
Diane Owen & Geoff Owen
Gareth Duffy & Gil Duffy
Richard Fallowfield & Ranti Fallowfield
Michael Godwin
Seamus Houghton & Clare Houghton
Jackie Bower & Stuart Bower
Samantha Rushton & Dean Worrall
Clive Lennard & Pamela Lennard
Sheila Fowler & Nigel Fowler
Stacy Beck & Jonathan Beck
Bev Townsend & Dave Townsend
Rosemary Day & Christopher Day
Catherine Lord & Stephen Lord
Gill Evans & Tim Evans
Tony Vallerine & Wendy Vallerine
Jeffrey Topple & Frances Topple
Christopher Smith & Sarah Smith
Bill Caddy
John Clements & Sophia Clements
Alnashir Ratanshi & Yasmin Ratanshi
Stephen Gilbert & Rebecca Gilbert
Vikki Titterrell & Bernie Titterrell
Ian Williams & Sally Mellor
John Beesley & Karina Beesley
Kenneth Rooney & Karen Rooney
Kim Atherton
Vincent Tsoi & Lorraine Tsoi
Steven Clements
Angela Burchell & Stephen Burchell
Gail Drew & Darren Drew
William Warrington & Jane Warrington
Jen Luke & Garry Luke
David Luke & Elaine Luke
David Hullah & Brenda Hullah
Craig Lomas & Linda Lomas
Justine Giergiel & Steve Giergiel
Gloria Davies & Clive Davies
Sharon Davis & Craig Davis
Kathleen Watson
Javid Khan
Lee Pattinson & Michelle Pattinson
Christopher Young & Helena Edwards
Narendra Kalon & Kashmir Kalon
Joanne Powell
Ian Parker & Carol Parker
Stephen Wilson & Marie Bell
David Potter
Gerard Coste
Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec
Kate Lee & Nicola Spence
Raymond Satchell & Lorraine Satchell
Robert Clifton & Jennifer Clifton
Sales
11,217
11,217
11,149
11,074
11,052
11,049
11,013
10,901
10,844
10,822
10,812
10,700
10,686
10,625
10,588
10,547
10,427
10,384
10,379
10,372
10,359
10,352
10,342
10,318
10,285
10,261
10,241
10,153
10,135
10,044
10,043
9,953
9,898
9,882
9,882
9,879
9,876
9,841
9,798
9,666
9,656
9,650
9,634
9,634
9,629
9,591
9,587
9,572
9,548
9,505
9,430
9,387
9,338
9,319
9,319
9,319
9,293
9,284
9,251
9,244
9,215
9,211
9,148
9,135
9,124
9,080
9,045

25. Recognition
Top 500
See the inside back page for our TOP 100 achievers
No. Distributor Name
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
Terry Hayden
Chris Evans & Nicky Evans
Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford
Stephen Jessop
Andrew Hunt & Denise Hunt
Yvonne Coffey
Neil Maclean & Susan Maclean
Sandra Ellis
Sandra Brown
Darryl Allen
Louise Wellock & Nathan Sylvester
Michael Walker & Michelle Anderson
Gerry Melanephy & Maureen Mcloughlin
John Clease & Kath Clease
Caroline Harvey & Simon Harvey
Barry Mitchell & Nina Mitchell
Christine Brennan & Ian Brennan
Mira Herman & Natalie Lofthouse
Kira Thomas & Andrew Thomas
Jaqueline Mullings & Steven Mee
Michael Collin & Gwendoline Hannan
Melissa Squires & Ian Slade
John Caton & Jenny Caton
Maria Treanor & Shane Treanor
Adam Swire & Deborah Heron
Iain Swanston & Jackie Swanston
Antony Gunn & Aileen Gunn
Laura Mcloughlin & George Kerr
June Love & David Love
Fay Roe & Andrew Roe
Abigail Allgood
Brian Mooney & Sharon Treanor
Peter Neesham & Caren Neesham
Linda Cannings & Alan Cannings
Alex Dewar
Cath Wilkinson & John Wilkinson
Denys Harris & Laura Harris
Mark Williamson & Lisa Hughes
Julie Golding
Alex Langler & Kathleen Langler
Louise Lewis & Paul Lewis
Kenny Liggett
Peter Abrahams & Angela Abrahams
Susan Walton
David Jamieson
Michael Mccaul & Diane Ruth Mccaul
Margaret Jarman
Pierce Hartley & Janet Hartley
Allan Ledwidge
Sharon Bullock & David Taylor
Toni Yates & Martin Webb
Trevor Rawding & Janet Rawding
Louise Puttick
Brian Holmwood & Diane Holmwood
Sara Eyres & Christopher Burras
David Bole & Lynn Bole
Barbara Margaret Webb
Marion Homer & Anthony Homer
Andrew Fountaine
Stuart Chantler & Claire Garrod
Gordon Taylor & Glenys Taylor
Robert Annan & Rosemary Annan
Tony Brown & Julie Brown
Beryl Wynter
Jane Mousley & David Mousley
Lynne Trowell & David Trowell
David Flannagan & Heather Flannagan
Sales
9,033
8,997
8,970
8,963
8,943
8,868
8,860
8,848
8,845
8,845
8,845
8,789
8,748
8,724
8,721
8,694
8,675
8,636
8,627
8,568
8,550
8,515
8,500
8,431
8,431
8,404
8,402
8,399
8,395
8,389
8,374
8,356
8,317
8,309
8,295
8,283
8,255
8,230
8,224
8,204
8,198
8,196
8,193
8,177
8,105
8,101
8,097
8,093
8,074
8,070
8,054
8,037
8,031
8,022
8,009
7,996
7,988
7,951
7,940
7,938
7,932
7,916
7,909
7,867
7,850
7,846
7,844
No. Distributor Name
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
Sales
Peter Savidge
Sohail Ahmed
Kim Keable & Scott Keable
Janet Bowen & Roger Bowen
Adam Humphrey & Coleen Humphrey
Arthur Bennett & Irene Bennett
Christine Lappin
Alan Larner & Rebekah Larner
William Greaves & Helen Greaves
William Melia & Linda Moore
Sheelagh Humphries & Paul Humphries
Graham Taylor & Simon Selfridge
Richard Roberts
Ann Stapleton & John Stapleton
Michael Tolton & Julia Tolton
Peter Monroe & Jean Monroe
Bob Pauley & Sue Pauley
Ricky Molyneux & Trisha Gemmell
Richard Wheatley & Karen Wheatley
Sue Phoenix
Matthew Elliott & Nicola Elliott
Norah Bohan
Jill Mason & David Mason
Richard Brownridge & Greta Brownridge
Colin John Francis & Sarah Marie Francis
Henry Crosby & Diana Crosby
Clare Haines
Kodwo Anderson
Keith King & Veronica King
Paul Brown & Nicola Mitchell
Kelly Self & Matthew Self
Saddique Hussain
Sylvia Green & Gary Green
Graham James & Christine James
Karen Marriott & Kevin Marriott
Jerome Hadley
Mikaela Brown & Andrew Brown
Shirley Pere & John Barnes
Gerard Tucker-Mawr & Claire Tucker-Mawr
Annette Bradley
Nichola Walmsley & David Walmsley
Lorraine Collins & Mark Collins
Patricia Laing
Johanna Peuleve & Stuart Peuleve
Patrick Loftus & Helen Loftus
Harry Hancock
William Stevenson & Sharon Stevenson
Wendy Fielding
Donna Warr & Charles Warr
Timothy Murphy
Peter Allan & Natalie Fawcett
Julie Storey
Graham Carter & Lorna Carter
Geoffrey Davey & Berenice Davey
Vivienne Washington
Andrew De Caso & Vicky De Caso
Adrian Lynch & Margaret Lynch
Gordon Davidson & Patrick Davidson
Christine Richards & Geoffrey Richards
Amy Warrington
Sara Smith & Steven Smith
Ted Farrar & Rose Farrar
Liz Gowland & Andy Gowland
John Mcnally & Lesley Mcnally
Sarah Trim
Susan Hook
Steven Divito
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7,836
7,823
7,819
7,780
7,759
7,741
7,731
7,699
7,691
7,676
7,674
7,663
7,663
7,657
7,610
7,598
7,591
7,582
7,579
7,569
7,565
7,564
7,563
7,559
7,543
7,539
7,534
7,524
7,524
7,521
7,517
7,496
7,486
7,473
7,452
7,389
7,309
7,272
7,261
7,248
7,207
7,149
7,122
7,112
7,078
7,016
6,984
6,970
6,956
6,921
6,894
6,885
6,882
6,869
6,854
6,854
6,833
6,822
6,780
6,768
6,750
6,743
6,738
6,717
6,677
6,670
6,638
No. Distributor Name
436
437
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
500
Margaret Drayton & Michael Drayton
Mary Hession & Geraldine Twamley
William Burgess & Agnes Burgess
Roger Coupe & Gillian Coupe
Kelly Elliott & Steve Elliott
Patricia Fisher
Margaret Wright & Jacqui Whittingham
Douglas Hamilton & Kirsteen Hamilton
Diane Rattray & Paul Rattray
Andrew Williams & Cheryl Williams
Kevin Davies & Deborah Parker
Dean Rothwell & Rachel Rothwell
Tammy Mullins & Simon Lanning
Karen Glew & Steven Glew
Nigel Le Long
Simon Matthews & Kerri Matthews
Angela Fitzgerald & Peter Slinger
Stephen Courtney & Barbara Courtney
Peter Bach & Denise Bach
Kathleen Carolan & Dominic Carolan
Nick Sassanelli & Grace Sassanelli
Robert Gould
Frederick Mason & Karen Mason
Geoff Taylor & Alison Moore
Jim Smith & Vicky Smith
Shaun Allsopp & Susan Allsopp
Gavin Conway & Trish Conway
Stephen Blay & Elaine Blay
Lesley Davies & Wendy Meddelton
Rita Burleigh
Jean Sidhu & Antony Watkins
Gavin Thomson
Pauline Cave & Alan Parmenter
Julie Martin & Anthony Martin
Rosina Greenwell
Ann Searle & Philip Linsey
Peter Creed & Cheryl Creed
Diana Schuch & Alan Ward
Peter Rowe & Joyce Rowe
Carlo Hrynkiewicz & Cherry Hrynkiewicz
Emma Mackelden & Mark Mackelden
Lynda Platts & Pauline Bell
Peter Legg & Cathy Legg
Ryk Downes
Sarah Messer & David Messer
Lesley Whittington & Gordon Whittington
Sheelagh Carter & Brian Carter
Albert Berry & Caroline Berry
Andrew Davidson
Judit Ugrin
John Irving & Shelagh Irving
Anna Padfield & Nicholas Padfield
Alan Gray & Rae Gray
Alice Lloyd
Joe Croll
Michelle Wirdnam & Chris Wirdnam
Hayley Thirkettle & Craig Thirkettle
Rosie Ward & Jack Kerbel
David Arapes & Paula Arapes
Oswald Elrick
Paul Tonkin & Joanne Heeraman
Terry Card
Michael Ankin & Shirley Ankin
John Shearer
Elliott Dewar & Amy Taylor
Sales
6,620
6,620
6,603
6,598
6,565
6,526
6,523
6,515
6,503
6,502
6,486
6,476
6,467
6,452
6,445
6,396
6,384
6,367
6,367
6,342
6,315
6,307
6,278
6,259
6,258
6,176
6,175
6,172
6,141
6,138
6,132
6,124
6,096
6,094
6,078
6,074
6,072
6,042
5,972
5,951
5,907
5,903
5,878
5,855
5,848
5,830
5,803
5,750
5,739
5,725
5,704
5,689
5,686
5,686
5,675
5,663
5,657
5,650
5,617
5,617
5,563
5,546
5,539
5,500
5,485

26. VP
Volume Profit
First-time qualifiers in
Period 8
VP - 10%
Mechelle Barnett
Robert Chamberlain
Christopher Hooper
Ruth Clapperton
Christina Eagle & Lucie Ingram
Balwant Pandya
Ronald Stone
Georgia Douglas & Scott Town
Stephanie Crisp
Hayley Miller
Diarmuid Corkery
Karen Pagani
Maxine Cross
Noaman Hassan
Samantha Middle
Lilian Musa
Jo Newman
Angela Jackson & Michael Jackson
Jacqueline Hilton
Mark James
Lee Tremaine
Aaron Van-Horne
Carl Oakes & Robert Oakes
Gregory Roulston
Pamela Gillies
Robert Smith
Sharron Birds
Kevin Mckee
Ian Stone & Jennifer Stone
David Long & Katie Marks
Krzysztof Lisiecki
Kerry-Anne Sidwell
Emma Poad
Harmid Arora
Andrew Hale
Karen Shifa
Dawn Brookes
Shane Macdonald & Michelle Macdonald
Samantha Cowley
Laeticia Boland & Stephen Gardner
Nikola Day
Ben Owen
Declan Giffen
Ellen Finlay
Kelly Jeffery
Daniel Walden
Emma Scott
Catherine Holmes
Maria Woodard
Jacqueline Mkwawa
Sam Duckerin
Barry Wyatt
Victoria Bunnett
David Somerville
Marlene Somerville & Robert Somerville
Hannah Margetts
Michael Moseley
Jonathan Darton
Dorothy Buxton
Malcolm Pennington
Anthony Webb
Samuel Camara
Jane Malcomson
Simon Oliver
Stephen Barry & Susan Barry
Kate Johnstone
Julie Gower
Simone Kelly
Rab Bowden & Avril Bowden
Deborah Savill
Avril Rowe
Jacqueline Cawte
Michael Fuller
Sharon Ridgley
Giesela Hawthorne-Slater
Mandy Oconnor
George Hamilton
Aaron Russell
Melissa Davis & Mark Davis
Sandra Pressley
Nigel Pooley & Cindy Foreman
Gemma Fox
John Stewart
Farah Asif
Nicola Martin
Aaron Aitken
Janice Chandler
Peter Feen
Steven Plummer
Daniel Boziean
Anthony Matley
Christopher Shepherd
Lorraine Garcia
Alison Keir & Terrance Keir
Jade Baxter
Timea White
Antony Bardsley
VP - 13%
David Parry & Adrienne Dominique Parry
William Hilton & Barbara Hilton
Lea Jones & William Jones
Justin Nolan
Jordan Laing
Paula Johnson
Stephen Willerton & Allison Smith
Robert Gunter
Valerie Godefroy
Katrina Lawson & Darryll Evans
Judy Bowden-Black
Sheila Downes
Patricia Weldon
Patricia Nordby
David Beasley
Douglas Jones
Ian Graham
Gordon Mcgill & Fiona Mcgill
John Bolderson
Jon Newell & Samantha Bailes
Joanne Rengert & Tony Sykes
Karina Fullwood
Noel Orr
Michael Briggs
Stephen Thomson & Toni Thomson
Linzi Fisher
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William Winkworth
Paul Savill
Tessa Wyn Jones
Paula Small
VP - 15%
Derek Smith
Subhajit Sengupta
Kurshid Anwar
Andrew Heathcote
Darius Ward
Roger Carragher & Martina Carragher
Zachary Harvey
Marion Edwards & Peter Edwards
Kath Preston
VP - 18%
Angela Power
Samantha Chipman
Emma Downes
Lucy Sheldon & Simon Sheldon
VP - 21%
Michelle Wirdnam & Chris Wirdnam
Peter O’Sullivan
TEN ACTIVE WIDE - PERIOD 8
Steve Roper & Debbie Roper
Craig White & Magdalena White
Heather O’Neil & James O’Neil
Abigail Colclough*
Bob Webb
Richard Chantler & Clare Chantler
Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly
Stuart Heard & Robyn-Lee Heard
Allan Moffat & Billie-Dee Moffat
Rob Forster & Ray Aziz
Lindsay Gonsalves & Daniel Young*
Andrew Boswell & Sue Boswell
Antonio Briffa & Katharine Briffa
Mike Gough & Dawn Gough
John Hawkes & Jeanette Hawkes
Adele De Caso & Jaime De Caso
Mike Bibby & Amanda Bibby
Peter White & Jackie White
Karen Young & Neil Young
Peter Wellock & Myrna Wellock
* 1st Time
Gold Incentive
The Gold incentive means that people who hold Gold
for 6 consecutive Periods will qualify for 10 Income Kits.
If they continue to hold Gold for a total of 10 out of 13
Periods, they will qualify for a cash bonus of £1,500.
That’s a 50% increase in the cash reward and
over £300 pounds of catalogues to further increase
your income!
Congratulations to the following Distributorships
who have qualified for the Gold Incentive, holding
their status for a total of 10 out of 13 Periods!
Stephen Jessop
Christopher Smith & Sarah Smith
Michael walker & Michelle Anderson

27. Jamie
Stewart
The build up to a Showcase is always a busy time here
at HQ, but really that’s just the beginning – the real
work starts now.
We’ve already seen Distributor numbers rise in the past few months
and it’s hardly surprising. Millions are unemployed and with mortgage
rates going up alongside the cost of living rising all the time, the
Kleeneze opportunity has a broader appeal than ever before.
That’s why I know that now is the perfect time to start building our
billion dollar business. As I explained at the Showcase, we are in an
industry measured in dollars so it stands to reason that we measure
our business in dollars too.
This month, we’ve already made serious inroads into starting on that
figure. Our Earn Now, Pay Later kits have seen sponsoring figures soar
and with more catalogues out there, our new starters are seeing a
faster return on investment.
The launch of Direct Despatch has also created a huge murmur in the
Network, as we suspected it might! It’s one of the most significant
moves in the business over the past decade.
Everyone knows that e-commerce is a major part of modern retail and
the introduction of your own Kleeneze shop was our first step to taking
a bite of that particular profitable apple. However, it came with the
restriction that you could only take orders within a certain distance
from your home and your customers had to pay on delivery. Direct
Despatch has done away with that restriction meaning you can
compete with all other online retailers.
We’re expecting that this innovation for Kleeneze will also have a direct
impact on your sponsoring too, as it broadens the appeal of the
business even more to a new generation of Distributors who want to
run an online business or perhaps blend traditional retail with online.
The other massive step forward we’re going to be taking is
international expansion into Spain. Done right, this is going to create a
huge impact on growth for the company. We’re anticipating a full
launch of this in September 2013, so watch this space!
So those are a just a couple of things that we’re doing at HQ to ensure
we hit that billion dollar figure. However, the important question is how
much of this jaw-dropping figure do you want? If you want to know
how much of it you can have, that’s easily answered – as much as
you want!
My vision is for Kleeneze to hit the Billion dollar annual turnover in
2023, as the business turns 100. At HQ, we’re willing to do whatever it
takes and provide whatever tools you need in order to turn this vision
into a reality.
Jamie
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Jamie Stewart
Period
round up

28. Recognition
Top performers
THE
TOP
100
Bulk Sales
No.
Distributor Name
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Nasko Ratchev
Lynn Macdonald
John Gavin Scott & Bonnie Arapes
Bob Webb
Allan Moffat & Billie-Dee Moffat
Rob Forster & Ray Aziz
Freda Fenn & Heather Summers
Margaret Moore & Carren Arscott
Muriel Judson & Tony Judson
Gillian Nicholson
Glyn Hobden & Elizabeth Hobden
Peter White & Jackie White
Chris Mason-Paull & Wendy Mason-Paull
John Hawkes & Jeanette Hawkes
Sue Marshall & Bob Dalton
Stephen Bourne & Anne Binks
Mike Bibby & Amanda Bibby
Gary Watson & Esther Watson
Margaret Japp & Roy Japp
Craig White & Magdalena White
Gordon Seldon & Judy Seldon
Robert Gibbons
John Sharp & Steven Sharp
Hazel Stephen & John Noble Stephen
Andy Stephenson & Claire Stephenson
Melvyn Mortimer & Lucy Mortimer
Robert Higgins & Mary Higgins
Claire Rea & Peter Rea
Michael Day & Jean Day
David Pemberton-Smith & Anne Pemberton-Smith
Stephen Geldard & Sheila Smith
Philip Warrington & Jean Warrington
Judy Jodrell
John Mckie & Sarah Mckie
Karen Young & Neil Young
Raymond Turnbull & Miriam Turnbull
Sylvia Hood & Jack Hood
Geoff Webb & Fiona Webb
John Donaldson & Anne Donaldson
Helen Lambert & Richard Woods
Michael John Pirie & Susan Pirie
Sue Burras & Geoffrey Burras
John Prosser & Christine Prosser
Heather Oneil & James Oneil
Andy Cooper & Carolyn Cooper
Sue Ferguson & Steve Ferguson
Keith Robertson
Steve Roper & Debbie Roper
Antonio Briffa & Katharine Briffa
Eamon Lynch & Marie Ryan
Sales
No.
Distributor Name
1,782,501
1,781,175
1,761,167
855,590
851,626
703,762
622,670
618,828
600,972
581,403
496,830
491,822
476,720
454,639
323,956
312,502
280,970
245,129
198,680
198,081
166,697
161,276
154,070
149,282
145,939
131,206
121,042
120,599
112,661
108,588
104,900
98,650
98,421
96,469
91,046
84,661
82,249
81,557
78,757
78,559
76,848
76,197
75,281
71,112
70,980
69,986
69,232
68,118
66,139
63,729
51
52
52
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
Peter Wellock & Myrna Wellock
Malcolm Ashmore
Adele De Caso & Jaime De Caso
Stephani Neville & Bill Neville
Abigail Colclough
Chris Norton & Julia Norton
Glenn Royston & Caroline Royston
Jill Corlett
Susan Darton & David Darton
David Bibby & Rosie Bibby
Stephen Smith & Dennis Chamberlain
Michelle Kennedy
John Holden & Jenny Holden
Lauren Jackson & Peter Jackson
Stephen Nell & Debra Nell
Andrew Walkinshaw & Carolyn Walkinshaw
Andrew Boswell & Sue Boswell
Irene Wilson
Richard Chantler & Clare Chantler
Trevor Mitchell
Caroline Cox & Craig Cox
Helen Allgood & Paul Allgood
Ramon Laing & Sylvia Laing
Lindsay Gonsalves & Daniel Young
David Branch & Samantha Branch
Deborah Dewar & Allan Dewar
Jane Dunkerley & John Dunkerley
Dave Horton & Susie Horton
Alf Bell & Carol Bell
Eve Branch & Norman Branch
Robert Grinev-Branch & Marianna Grinev-Branch
Anthony Greeves
Carole Morris & Benny Morris
Nuala Mcdonald & Ronan Mcdonald
Christopher Brown & Louise Brown
Craig Hawkes & Mary Hawkes
Gaynor Morgan
Brian Harwood
Olivera Toner & Justin Toner
Doug Roper & Sandra Roper
Carol Simpson & Douglas Clark
Julie Collier & Peter Richards
Angela Campbell & Norman Campbell
Marcell Treanor & Joanne Treanor
Martin Gardner & Allison Butterworth
Mike Gough & Dawn Gough
Belinda Clarke & Peter Clarke
Rosina Pocock
Stanley Stewart & Roy Stewart
Graham Hyde & Catherine Hyde
Contact details. Kleeneze Ltd Express House Clayton Business Park Clayton Le Moors
Accrington, BB5 5JY Website: www.kleeneze.co.uk +44 (0)844 848 5000
28
Sales
36838
61,962
61,890
61,890
59,962
58,486
58,470
58,223
57,325
55,705
55,404
53,718
53,649
52,256
51,864
51,666
50,981
50,848
50,634
50,429
49,695
48,616
48,239
48,059
47,694
46,751
45,188
43,742
43,737
43,720
43,260
43,260
43,228
43,228
42,992
42,413
42,326
41,666
40,885
38,928
38,695
38,253
37,006
36,977
36,971
36,547
35,803
35,692
35,612
34,930
34,827
56368380