Double Crown Ambassador

Double Crown Ambassador

 Nakajima, Kaoru, a company owner in Amway Japan, sought the Double Crown Ambassador pin and agreed by local management. The request was an unique pin recognising 40 Q6 legs in a year. Two normal Crown Ambassador pins are soldered together. Rich De Vos gave Nakajima the pin during a 1996 commendation event. The pin was meant to be an individual acknowledgment and objective for Nakajima, but when company owner Holly Chen learned about this particular pin, she asked for one. Amway agreed to this request, however it was revealed that this "unofficial" level would not become an official level and in the future no additional business owners would be permitted to qualify for this level.

Amway doesn't officially acknowledge this level and you won't find any mention in their official "hall of achievement" in Ada, Michigan.

Double Crown Ambassador qualification:

• To qualify as a Double Crown Ambassador, a certified Platinum must qualify at the level of Silver Producer for at least 6 months during the Amway Performance Year.

Qualifications \sJapan

• Kaoru, Nakajima (1996)

Taiwan

• Barry Chi & Chen (2003)

Links related

• Tim Foley, Britt Double Crown Ambassadors
• For a list of AmwayWiki articles about Double-Crown Ambassadors,
• See Double-Crown Ambassador0

Founders Crown Ambassador

 Founders Crown Ambassador

The Founders Crown Ambassador pin was first introduced in Japan in the late 90's and globaly introduced 2002 as IBO achievements have exceeded company "predictions" along with the introduction of the Founders Achievement Award FAA points system for diamonds and above to qualify for higher pins and qualifications.

Founders Crown Ambassador certification needs either:

• To qualify as a Founders Crown Ambassador a certified Platinum must have 20 legs (3 must be in market) qualify at the Silver Producer level for all 12 months during the Amway Fiscal Year.

or

Attain Diamond certification for 6 months of the fiscal year (6 legs must be in market), and create at least 30 FAA credits throughout the fiscal year.

Qualifiers

• Non-exhaustive list of Founders Crown Ambassadors
• Founders Ambassador 100 GAR

Thailand

• Kunchayangkul, Chaweng & Piyanantawarin, Kannalin (2019)
• Founders Ambassador 80 FAA

Taiwan

• Barry Chi & Chen (2014)
• Founders Ambassador 70 FAA
• Founders Ambassador 65 FAA

United States of America

• Yager, Dexter & Birdie 65 credits (2011)

Taiwan

• Foo Howe Kean & Shu Chen 65 credits (2014)
• Founders Ambassador 60 FAA

Germany

• Black, Max (2007)

China

• Zhou and Zheng Xin Qing (2014)
• Founders Ambassador 55 FAA

China

• Hsieh, Sunny Hsu & Debra, 55 FAA credits (2004)
• Han Shi Rong, 55 FAA credits (2012)

United States of America

• Jim & Nancy Dornan 55 credits (2010)
• Founders Ambassador 50 FAA

Germany

• Mueller-Meerkatz, Peter & Eva (2008) (2008)

Japan

• Nakajima, Kaoru (1998), Double Crown Ambassador (1996) (1996)
• Founders Crown Ambassador 40 FAA

Korea

• Kim, Leonard & Esther (2002) (2002)
• Kang Hyeon Sook & Ryu In Ik (2003) (2003)

Taiwan

• Mark & Peggy Lei (2004) (2004)

United States of America

• Britt, Bill & Peggy (2004) (2004)

China

• Wu Yi & Xiong Shi Xiang(2012) (2012)
• Hong, Liu & Jin, Di
• Founders Crown Ambassador

Australia

• Cox, Peter & Debbie (2008) (2008)
• Sala, Mitch & Deidre (2006) (2006)

China

• Barry Chi & Holly Chen, Founders Council Member as Founders Crown Ambassador
• Mark & Peggy Lei, Founders Council Member as Founders Crown Ambassador
• Ren Ying Cai, Founders Council Member as Founders Crown Ambassador

Hong Kong

• Fu, Clement & Anita

Germany

• Schleipfer, Maria & Steiner Willi (2005) (2005)

Japan

• Azumi, Takeshi & Hidemi, (2009) (2009)
• Hamamoto, Tomoko & Shuji, (1996) (1996)
• Yamazaki, Takumi & Rieko, (1996) (1996)
• Hatayama, Kenichiro & Yoshiko, (2012) (2012)

Korea

• Joo Jae Oh & Park Kyung Ja (2002) (2002)
• In-Soon Jang & Hyo-Ji Kim (2003) (2003)
• Hak-Soo Jeong (2003) (2003)
• Kwon & Young-Mi Youn (2008)
• Choose Yun Jeong&Seo Geon (2013)

Malaysia

• Kim Soon & Linda Ng Kwee Choo (2005)
• Foo Howe Kean Chen (2006)
• Khoo Chong Kok, Chai Choo (2014)
• Chan Lee Sean's

Taiwan

• Chin Nai Kang & Wang Chen (2012)
• Hsieh, Sunny & Debra (2012)

Thailand

• Pornjaded, Jintana.. (2003)

Ukraine

• Arkhipova, Mautanov, Oleksiy (2008)
• Yena Natalya's (2007)

United States of America

• Tim, Foley (2005)
• Barry Chi & Chen (2011)

Naame, Iván & Yelitza Amway

 “Queremos contribuir a que los padres de Venezuela y el mundo tengamos presencia en nuestros hogares, para emprender la labour de recuperar los valores y principios que nuestra sociedad necesita”

. Los nuevos Diamante ven un futuro lleno de Empresarios exitosos, y para ello, aconsejan a todos aquellos quienes quieren alcanzar mayores niveles que “descubran su verdadero potencial, desarrollen una verdadera convicción en AMWAY y la industria a la cual pertenecemos. Tengan fe en lo que el negocio promete y trabajen de la mano con su equipo de apoyo”.

Pinto, Nicolás & Maritza Amway

 Maritza y Nicolás, como la mayoría de los venezolanos, nunca han oído hablar de Marketing de Redes. Sin embargo, recuperó la esperanza al primer momento, a diferencia de Nicolás, que seguía siendo escéptico. 

“Era algo desconocido para nosotros y no queríamos engañar a nadie, porque junto an AMWAY entraron al país negocios fraudulentos tipo pirámide. Así que primero lo constatamos por nuestra cuenta”, aseguran. Pero sus expectativas se superaron en gran medida y, gracias a su crecimiento empresarial, ahora pueden viajar por todo el mundo y asegurar la prosperidad de sus hijos y ellos mismos en el futuro, al tiempo que adquieren solvencia para adquirir tres otras empresas.

Parte de ese éxito, consideran, se lo deben a los programas de entrenamiento del INA, pues con ellos han experimentado una evolución mental: 

“los programas del INA potencian tus capacidades y te permiten hacer tu negocio creativo. Los recomendamos en su totalidad”. 

“Vivimos en un país con posibilidades que a veces se disfrazan de dificultades”, nos dicen, “pero crean en ustedes mismos, en su idiosincrasia luchadora, crean que si Dios pone un sueño en sus corazones, pondrá también las herramientas para lograrlo”, alientan a sus compatriotas venezolanos y a todos los Empresarios Amway.

Hernandez, Randy & Josefina Amway

 Josefina Hernandez

9 February 1927 — 10 July 2018 Josefina Hernandez, 91, died surrounded by her family, 10 July 2018, 4:40 p.m., in Norwalk, CA.

Services will be conducted at St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church, Whittier, Friday, July 20, 2018 from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m.

Born on February 9, 1927 to Venceslado Montes and Soltera Luna Vd. De Lara in El Paso Texas, she spent her early years in Ed. 

Juarez Chihuahua, Mexico, where she graduated middle school. She worked in El Paso, where she met her husband, Juan G. Hernandez. They relocated from El Paso to East Los Angeles, CA, where she worked as a noonaid at Brooklyn Avenue School, moving from East Los Angeles to Whittier, where she spent almost 40 years before moving to Norwalk, CA. 

While residing in Whittier, she was a member of the parish of Saint Gregory the Great Church and of the Guadalupe Society. She adored singing, music, kids jumping rope, cooking, baking, and crafts.

Nine children survive: Margarita Ortiz (AZ), Maria Evangelina Garcia (Francisco), Guadalupe Caro (Lazaro), Johnny Hernandez, Jr., Richard Hernandez, Mary Hernandez, Robert Hernandez (Martha) and Irene Sanchez (Richard).

Twenty grandchildren: Teresa Villa, Rebecca Ortiz, Hector Oswaldo Villa, Carlos Francisco Gracia, Margarita Julia Ortiz, Ruben Rodriguez, Gustavo Ruben Garcia, Enrique Hernandez, Jr., Michele Yvonne Hernandez, Michael Lazaro Caro, Luis Omar Villalobos, Christian Joy Garcia, Elizabeth Caro, Margarita Sabrina Medrano, Robert Hernandez Jr., Philip Ray Grant II, William Joseph Nolasco II, Johnny Raymo II. Sanchez Joyce.

Forty-five grandchildren: Emmanuel Reyna, Ruben Reyna, Carlos Francisco Garcia Jr., Daniel Ortiz, Christopher Howard, Jessie M. Garcia, Jonathan Smith III, Samantha Villa-Talsma, Joshua M. Smith, Cierra Villa, Bryan Rodriguez, Jeremiah T Smith, Ruben Rodriguez Jr., Gustavo Ruben Garcia Jr., Daniel Rodriguez, Ariana Hernandez, Amy Anelid Villalobos, Hailee Hernandez, Christina Rodriguez, Eric. 

Rae Grant, Jizelle Aleena Rodriguez, Randy Allen Grant, Aleena B. Garcia, Jose Emmanuel Flores Caro, Joshua Melesio Nolasco, Joshua Mariah Hernandez, Jesus Flores Caro, Jaime Flores Caro, Serenity Rodriguez, Hailey Mariah Nolasco, Aryanna Irene Hernandez, Eevah Bliss Grant, Samantha Aliannah Nolasco, Brandon Alexis Villalobos, Ruby Rodriguez, Gianna Garcia, Ronin T Garcia, William Joseph Nolasco I

Seven great-grandchildren: Kaleb Reyna, Elijah Reyna, Mason Reyna, Benjamin Reyna, Mark Reyna

A Brother: Manuel Luna (Rosa)Nieces, nephews, and cousins.

Two sons before her in death: Luis Villa&Luis Miguel Montes Villa, Samantha Julia Ortiz-Solis & Juan Angel Caro, Her siblings: Maria Luisa Lara, Federico Lara, Norberto Lara, Enriqueta Luna, Gloria Luna.

She was a cherished mother, grandmother, grandmother, grandmother, wife, sister and friend

Hurtado, Héctor & Sánchez, Ismerys Amway

 Héctor Hurtado

Héctor Hugo Hurtado Salazar (born September 21, 1975) is a former Colombian football striker who last played for Cali.

When he resigned from his career in 2014, he became a sports technologist.

Career

He got his maiden Sport Boys hat-trick on April 13, 2008. Universitario's 5-1 win.

Statistics

• Universitario Statistics: 2007 Apertura
• Universitario Statistics: 2007 Clausura
• Universitario Statistics: 2008 Apertura
• Universitario Statistics: 2008 Clausura

International

Between 1999 and 2005, Hurtado played for Colombia's national team.

Lucich, Daniel & Carol Amway

Enhanced dielectric characteristics of three-phase dielectric MWCNTs/BaTiO3/PVDF nanocomposites for energy storage utilising 3D fused-deposition modelling

LA Chavez, CAG Rosales, TLB Tseng, Y Lin Ceramics International 44(8), 9037-9044 52 2018

Manufacture of piezoelectric and dielectric BaTiO3 ceramics via paste extrusion 3D printing

H Kim, A Renteria-Marquez, LA Chavez, CA Garcia Rosales's,...

American Ceramic Society Journal 102(6), 3685-3694

Increased piezoelectric response in functional nanocomposites through multi-wall carbon nanotube interface and modelling of three-dimensional printing

H Kim, MT Islam, IM Didarul, Chavez, Rosales, Wilburn,...

MRS Communications 7(4), 960-966

3D-printed photopolymer electrical and mechanical tuning – MWCNT nanocomposites through in-situ dispersion

Chavez, Regis, Delfin, CA Garcia Rosales, Kim, Love, Liu,...

Applied Polymer Journal 136(22), 47600 20 2019

3D memory polymer (SMP)/carbon black (CB) nanocomposite printing with electro-responsive toughness increase

MFG Duarte, H Kim, L Chavez, D Hodges, P Mandal, Y Lin,...

Materials Express 5(6), 065704 20 2018

Multifunctional SENSING using 3D CNTs/BaTiO3/PVDF nanocomposites

Kim, Wilburn, Castro, CA Garcia Rosales, TLB Tseng,...

Composite Journal 53(10), 1319-1328 14 2019

Characterization of shape memory polymer parts made using 3D printing technique

MFG Duarte, L Chavez, M Castañeda, TLB Tseng, ...

Quick prototyping Journal 14 2019

WIND TURBINE PLACEMENT LAYOUT OF NON-FLAT TERRAINS.

CA, TLB Tseng Garcia Rosales, Kwon

International Journal of Industrial Engineering

Characterization and quality assessment of shape memory polymer parts made via fused modelling

CAG Rosales, CC Huang,

Annual IIE Conference. Proceedings, 1270-1275

Toughness-based recovery efficiency of shape memory parts manufactured using 3D printing technique

CAG Rosales, Kim, Duarte, Chavez, TLB Tseng, Y Lin

2019 Rapid Prototyping Journal

Thermal and mechanical energy with piezoelectric ceramics

Chavez, VF Elicerio, JE Regis, H Kim, CAG Rosales, Y Lin

Materials Research Express 6(2), 025701

Optimum positioning of wind turbines on non-flat terrain, using cluster identification and multi-objective genetic algorithm

Rosales CAG

Texas University, El Paso 2 2012

Characterization and quality assessment of smart polymer systems manufactured using 3d printing technique

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Characterization and quality assessment of Smart Polymer Systems Using 3D Printing Technique

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Optimum positioning of wind turbines on non-flat terrain, using cluster identification and multi-objective genetic algorithm

Garcia Rosales 2012 

Ultimate Crown Ambassador

 Ultimate Crown Ambassador

The Ultimate Crown Ambassador pin (or Ultimate Founders Crown Ambassador Pin) was introduced in 1992, earned by Muller-Meerkatz, Peter & Eva and Kaoru Nakajima the same year. One year later (1993), Barry Chi & Holly Chen won the pin. Several others got it between 1996 and 1999. By introducing the Founders Crown Ambassador pin and the higher pins, this pin can no longer be won and you will not find it at the headquarters in Ada, Michigan (like the FDSA pin changed to Founders Crown Ambassador 40 FAA pin).

Max Schwarz was granted a last chance in 2003 on request to achieve the same level as his colleagues upline Muller-Meerkatz, Peter & Eva. Amway Germany was advised to stop using this unauthorised award level.

Final Crown Ambassador qualification requires:

• To qualify as an Ultimate Crown Ambassador, a certified Platinum must qualify for the Amway Performance Year for all 12 months at the Silver Producer level.

History

• When the pin was initially developed, the dowline required 20 legs each with a Direct Distributor. A Direct Distributor was a distributor with 7,500 PV for 3 consecutive months. Crown qualifying needed just 20 legs that acheved 25% for a month. Introduction OTCA payout for Crown Ambassador was $20,000.

In 1980, Crown Ambassador was revealed to be raised to 25 legs, each having a dowline Direct Distributor. This adjustment produced an issue where some distributors acquired the 20 legs in 1980, but not the new 25 leg criterion, therefore they missed Crown Ambassador designation. In 1980, Crown Ambassador's OTCA payment doubled to $50,000.

In 1982, it was stated that Crown Ambassador will be altered to 22 legs who qualified for 6 months in the fiscal year at 25 percent level. Crown Ambassador's 1982 OTCA payout was $50,000.

In 1983, it was stated that Crown Ambassador will be altered again to 20 legs who qualified for six months in the fiscal year at 25 percent level.

In 2000, Crown Ambassador's OTCA payment was $150,000. One year later it was $168,000.

In 2002, it was stated that with 6 in-market legs and 27 FAA points, Crown Ambassador certification could also be obtained. A level of Founders

 Crown Ambassador was developed in North America and other countries requiring 20 Q12 legs or Diamond certification (6 Q6 legs) and 30 FAA points. Previously, a Founders Crown Ambassador pin was released in Japan in 1998 and even before (1995) it existed in Taiwan, where it was named Q12 Crown Ambassador.

All IBOs qualifying at Crown Ambassador level with at least 20 FAA points are invited to the Founders Council.

Rich DeVos and Jay Van Andel established the FAA points system in 1991. These FAA points accounted for incentives until 2002, but no pin levels

Qualifiers

• Non-exhaustive Crown Ambassadors List

Australia

• Cox, Peter & Debbie, Crown Ambassador Founders (2008)
• Sala, Mitch & Deidre, Founders Ambassador Crown (2006)
• Jack & Ying, 2014

Austria

• Nusshold, Hans & Eva, Founders Crown Ambassador (2019)

Canada

• Schmidt, Bob.. (1981)
• Janz, Jim and Sharon (1978)

China

• In China, it's named Elite Sales Director
• Barry Chi & Holly Chen, Founders Ambassador of the Crown
• Deng Feng Hua & Hu Tian Peng, Founders Council Member, Sales Elite Director/Crown Ambassador
• Foo Howe Kean & Shu Chen, Founders Ambassador of the Crown
• Guo-Yuan Du & Ya-Qin Zhu alias Du, Matthew, Founders Council Member (with 27FAA) as Sales Elite/Crown Ambassador (2008)
• Han Shi Rong, Member of the Founders Council (45 FAA) as Founders Crown Ambassador 40 (2008)
• He Xun & Gong Ling Ji, CSO/Crown Ambassador (2008)
• Hsieh, Sunny Hsu & Debra, Member of the Founders Council (55 FAA) as Founders Crown Ambassador 50
• Hong, Liu & Jin, Di, Member of the Founders Council (with 30 FAA)
• Li Li Li & Lü Hui, Founders Council Member (27.5 FAA) as Sales Elite Director/Crown Ambassador (2011)
• Lu Yong Ju & Wang Ying Wu, CSO/Crown Ambassador
• Lu, Xian Xing, Sales Elite/Crown Ambassador
• Mark & Peggy Lei, Founders Board Member as Founders Crown Ambassador
• Ren Ying Cai, Founders Ambassador of the Council
• Wu Xiang Qin & Li Yi Jian, CSO/Crown Ambassador (2011)
• Xia Si Gao & Liang Wei Juan, CSO/Crown Ambassador (2011)
• Zhang Gui Jie & Zhang Fan, CSO/Crown Ambassador (2011)
• Zhou Fan Yang & Zheng Xin Qing, Founders Council Member (with 60 FAA) as Crown Founders Ambassador 60 (2014)
• Zhou, Jack & Ying (aka: Zhou Zhi Jian & Ou Guo Ying), Founders Sales Director/Founders Crown Ambassador 30
• Zhou Wan Ming & Chen Yi Ding (aka: Zhou, Wendy & Chen, John), Founders Council Member as Sales Elite/Crown Ambassador
• Zhang Fan, Sales Elite/Crown Ambassador

Colombia

• Bobadilla, Josiah (2014)
• Carlos Castellanos & Claudia Santos (2017)France

Germany

• Schwarz, Max, Founders Ambassador 60 (2007)
• Mueller-Meerkatz, Founders Crown Ambassador 50 (2008)
• Maria & Steiner Willi, Founders Crown Ambassador (2005)
• Backhouse, Renate (1991)
• Strachowitz, Michael.. (1982)
• Hong Kong-Macao
• Fu, Clement & Anita, Crown Ambassador Founders (2014)
• Cheong Pui-kuong.. (2015)

Japan

• Arima, Nanae, Sisuke (1996)
• Azumi, Takeshi, Founders Crown Ambassador (2009)
• Erick & Ito. & Midori's (1987)
• Hamamoto, Tomoko & Shuji, Founders Ambassador Crown (1998)
• Hatayama, Kenichiro, Founders Crown Ambassador (2012)
• Hayashi, Tatsacheuo, Atsuko (1991)
• Hosomi, Hiroshi.. (2013)
• Toshiya, Irimoto (2016)
• Kajihara, Hidekazu (1997)
• Kaku, Mikio and Yuka (2008)
• Kitagi, Yasuyuki.. (2012)
• Kitakon, Morihiko (1997)
• Masuda, Yasuhisa...
• Mizobe, Teruhiro.. (2015)
• Nakajima, Kaoru, Double Crown Ambassador(1996) (1998)
• Seto, Ryusuke.. (1996)
• Takahashi, Toshiaki (1999)
• Yamamoto, Shizunori.. (1998)
• Yamazaki, Takumi & Rieko, Crown Ambassador Founders (1998)
• Yamazaki, Yoshiyuki.. (1996)

Malaysia

• Charlie Lee Kim Soon & Linda Ng Kwee Choo, Founders Ambassador Crown (2005)
• Foo Howe Kean, Founders Crown Ambassador (2012)
• Chan Koon Tin & Foong (2005)
• Sonny & Hwa Ho (2003)
• Khoo Chong Kok & Chai Choo Crown Ambassador (2014)
• Chan Lee Sean, Crown Ambassador (2014)
• Lee, Peter & Choi (1996)
• Lee Yin Chuan & {2010}
• Lim, Steven, Angeline {2010}
• Wong Siew Fang & Celia [2016]

Russia

• Yena Natalya's (2008)

Spain

• Aguado, Michael, Pilar (2015)
• Angel & Maite Ruiz, Founders Crown Ambassador (2015)

Taiwan

• Barry Chi, Double Crown Ambassador (2003) 80 FAA (2014)
• Chin Nai Kang & Wang Shu Chen, Crown Ambassador Founders (2012)
• Chen Tsai, Yang Yueh Hwa (1994)
• Foo Howe Kean, Founders Crown Ambassador 65 FAA (2012)
• Sunny Hsu & Debra, Founders Crown Ambassador (2012)
• Mark & Peggy Lei, Founders Ambassador 40 FAA (2004)
• Johnson, Jennifer (2002)
• Yang Guan Yi & Zheng (2011)
• Zhong Yi Hong & Jing (2010)
• Theresa and Steven Hsieh (212)
• Forest Lee & Tseng (2014)
• Xu Ming Zhe & Zhang Li Wen (2015)

Thailand

• Jintana & Witat, Founders Crown Ambassador (2003)
• Boonariya, Viroah and Siriphan (2003)
• Khunkhlai, Soomboon.. (2003)
• Joe, Patrick & Joyce (almost) (2013)
• Kunchayangkul, Chaweng & Piyanantawarin, Kannalin (2015)
• Ukraine
• Arkhipova, Vira & Mautanov, Founders Crown Ambassador (August 2008)
• Demkura, Taras.. (2008)
• Yena Natalya, Founders Ambassador Crown (2007)

America's United States

• Beaird, Dallas, etc (1980)
• Britt, Bill & Peggy, Founders Ambassador 40 FAA (2004)
• Barry Chi & Holly Chen, Crown Founders Ambassador (2011)
• Crowe, John, Jennie Belle, Fairfax, VA (2014)
• Delisle, Frank and Rita (1980)
• Dornan, Jim & Nancy, Founders Ambassador 55 FAA (2010)
• Foley, Tim, Crown Ambassador Founders (2005)
• Hendrickson, John.. (1980)
• Kim, Seung Ho & Ja&Jae (2011)
• Marks, Dick and Sandee (1977)
• Marsh, Charlie and Elsie (1979)
• McCoy, John, Gareth, Mitchel, Jan (1979)
• Shim, Wonbo, Jungah (2012)
• Strehli, Chuck and Jean (1979)
• Jerry & Sharyn (1979)
• Williams, Dan and Bunny (1979)
• Yager, Dexter & Birdie, Founders Crown Ambassador 60 FAA (2011)

Vietnam

• Nguyen's Diep (2015)
• By their seniority, most Crown Ambassadors sit on several IBOAI boards, setting business policies that influence all IBOs globally.

The Ultimate Crown Ambassador is the pinnacle of success that may be attained in the Amway business. It is a unique and coveted position that can only be attained by a select few people who have shown extraordinary leadership, vision, and devotion to their Amway business. The only people who have ever attained this rank are those individuals.

A person needs to fulfill a number of requirements before they may be promoted to the position of Ultimate Crown Ambassador. To begin, they need to have reached the level of Crown Ambassador, which is the second-highest level that can be reached in the Amway business. This calls for a large amount of laborious work, undivided attention, and the ability to take the initiative.

Once a person has reached the rank of Crown Ambassador in Amway, they are obligated to continue developing and expanding their Amway business. In order to assist people in their business in achieving success, they are required to display excellent leadership abilities and mentorship. In addition to this, they are required to satisfy certain performance objectives, such as earning a particular amount of sales volume and constructing a huge organization consisting of prosperous Amway business owners.

In the entire history of the Amway company, there have been only a select few people who have managed to climb to the position of Ultimate Crown Ambassador. These individuals are known across the direct-selling industry as being some of the most successful and powerful leaders there are.

One person that fits this description is Dexter Yager, who in 2004 was promoted to the position of Ultimate Crown Ambassador. In addition to the fact that he is widely regarded as one of the most successful Amway distributors, Yager is well-known for his abilities in the areas of leadership and mentoring. He has been a part of the industry for more than half a century and has established a sizable organization consisting of prosperous Amway business owners located all over the world.

Jim Dornan is another well-known Ultimate Crown Ambassador; he became a member of this elite group in the year 1995. Dornan has been a part of the Amway industry for more than 30 years, and he is well-known for his abilities in the areas of leadership and mentoring. He has been instrumental in the development of a sizable organization of prosperous Amway business owners across the continents of North America, Europe, and Asia.

The fact that these individuals have worked so diligently, given their full attention, and shown such dedication to their Amway businesses is evidenced by the fact that they have attained the title of Ultimate Crown Ambassador. They have exhibited great leadership qualities, and through their contributions, effective organizations of Amway business owners have been built and grown in a variety of countries throughout the world.

To summarize, becoming an Ultimate Crown Ambassador is the pinnacle of success that may be achieved in the Amway business. It is a unique and coveted status that can only be attained by a small group of individuals who have shown great leadership, vision, and devotion to their Amway business. These individuals are known as Amway Million Dollar Directors. The accomplishment of this rank is a demonstration of how hard these individuals have worked, how dedicated and committed they have been to their Amway business, and it serves as a source of motivation for others who wish to achieve success in the direct-selling sector.

Lepore, Raffaele & Carly Amway

 Ernest Lepore

Education and career

Lepore got his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota in 1978 and began teaching at Notre Dame University before joining the Philosophy Department at Rutgers University in 1981, where he has since lectured.

Philosophical work

He is well recognised for his work on language and mind philosophy, occasionally in partnership with Jerry Fodor, Herman Cappelen and Kirk Ludwig, as well as on Donald Davidson's philosophy and philosophy.

Selected publications

• Imagination and Convention: Distinguishing Grammar and Inference in Language, with Matthew Stone (Oxford University Press, 2015)
• Handbook in Philosophy of Language, ed. with B. Smith, (Oxford University Press, 2006)
• Insensitive Semantics, with Herman Cappelen (2004, Basil Blackwell)
• Donald Davidson: Truth, Meaning, Rationality in Mind, with Kirk Ludwig (Oxford University Press, 2005)
• Donald Davidson's truth-theoretic Semantics, with Kirk Ludwig (Oxford University Press, 2007),
• Meaning and Argument, with Sam Cumming (Blackwell, 2000)
• Holism: A Shopper's Guide, with Jerry Fodor (Blackwell, 1991)
• The Compositionality Papers, with Jerry Fodor (Oxford University Press, 2002)
• What Every Student Should Know with Sarah-Jane Leslie (Rutgers Press, 2002).

Lucich, Daniel & Carol Amway

 Carol 

Carol is Todd Haynes's 2015 romantic drama-period film. Phyllis Nagy's screenplay is based on Patricia Highsmith's 1952 novel The Price of Salt (republished as Carol in 1990). The movie stars Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, Sarah Paulson, Jake Lacy, Kyle Chandler. 

Set in New York City in the early 1950s, Carol tells the storey of a clandestine affair between an ambitious female photographer and an older woman in a divorce.

Carol was developing since 1997, when Nagy wrote the screenplay's first draught. British firm Film4 Productions and executive Tessa Ross financed development. The film had a rough development phase including money, rights, scheduling difficulties, and accessibility issues. 

Number 9 Films joined on board in 2011, after Elizabeth Karlsen secured the novel's rights. The picture is co-produced by New York-based Killer Films, who joined the project in 2013 after being directed by Haynes' associate Christine Vachon. Main photography on British-American production started in March 2014 in Cincinnati, Ohio and lasted 34 days. Cinematographer Edward Lachman filmed Carol on film Super 16mm.

Carol premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on May 17, 2015 and was released on November 20 and November 27 in the United Kingdom. Grossing nearly $42 million on a $11 million budget, the picture was lauded for Haynes' direction and Blanchett and Mara's performances and was the best-reviewed 2015 film. 

Carol competed for Cannes' Palme d'Or, where Mara tied with Emmanuelle Bercot for the Best Actress Award. The film received many accolades, including five nominations for the Golden Globe Award, six nominations for Oscars and nine nominations for the BAFTA Award; as well as five Dorian Awards and awards from the New York Film Critics Circle, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association and the National Film Critics Society. 

It appeared significantly in various "best of" film lists, and was rated as the finest LGBT film ever by the British Film Institute.

Plot

During the 1952 Christmas season, ambitious photographer Therese Belivet works in Manhattan's department store, Frankenberg. She meets a lovely woman, Carol Aird, who's seeking for her daughter, Rindy. 

Carol buys a model train set at Therese's suggestions. When Carol leaves her gloves on the counter. Using Frankenberg's sales slip with Carol's name and address, Therese mails her.

Therese's lover, Richard, wants her to go with him to France, expecting they'll marry, but her connection is ambiguous. A common buddy, Dannie, invites Therese to a photo editor buddy's workplace, The New York Times, and offers to introduce her. Meanwhile, Carol's going through her husband's painful divorce, Harge. Carol phones Frankenberg's to thank the clerk for returning the gloves, inviting Therese to lunch. Therese visits Dannie, kissing her, but she gets uncomfortable and leaves.

Carol welcomes Therese to New Jersey's home. She stops buying a Christmas tree, and Therese pictures her candidly. Harge arrives suddenly to take Rindy to Florida for Christmas, becoming suspicious of Therese, as Carol had an affair with her friend Abby years earlier. Therese's argument witnesses. After leaving Rindy, a sad Carol accompanies Therese to the station to return home.

Carol calls to apologise and they meet at Therese's flat, where Carol presents her with a suitcase with a Canon camera and film present. 

Carol has learnt that Harge asks the judge to examine a "morality clause" against her, threatening to disclose her homosexuality and giving Rindy full custody. She decides to take a road trip to avoid divorce stress and invites Therese to join her. 

Richard accuses Therese of being smitten with Carol, and predicts that Carol would soon tyre. Both dispute and end their relationship. On trip's second night, Therese meets a travelling salesman, Tommy Tucker.

On New Year's Eve, first kiss Carol and Therese and have sex. The next morning, they realise that Tucker is actually a hired private investigator for evidence against Carol. 

Carol confronts Tucker, threatening him at gunpoint, but he claims to have sent Harge tape recordings. Carol and Therese return. The next day, in Chicago, Therese hears that Carol flew home to fight for her daughter's custody, asking Abby to drive Therese home. 

Abby gives Carol's letter. Therese phones Carol back home, but knowing she risks losing Rindy's custody if she maintains her relationship with Therese, Carol hangs up.

Therese prepares her photography portfolio and lands a job at The New York Times. Meanwhile, Carol saw a counsellor as a divorce settlement stipulation. 

During a mid-April contentious meeting with divorce lawyers, Carol abruptly discloses what the tapes show and refuses to deny her sexuality. To avoid going to court and the potential of a public scandal, she says he can have Rindy's custody provided he allows her regular visits.

Carol writes to Therese, meeting in Ritz Tower Hotel's lounge. Carol tells she's going to work for a furniture firm and took an apartment on Madison Avenue. 

Therese declines Carol's invitation to join her. Carol tells Therese she meets associates at the Oak Room, and if she changes her mind they can have supper. 

Therese remains, Carol says, "I adore you." Jack, a colleague who hasn't seen Therese in months, and Carol exits, interrupts them.

Therese takes Jack's transportation to a party, but finds she can't connect to anybody. She departs Oak Room. She searches and sees Carol at a table. 

Therese hesitates, walks to Carol. Your eyes connect. Carol gazes at Therese with a slow-growing smile.

Cast

• Cate Blanchett as Carol Aird
• Rooney Mara as Therese Belivet
• Sarah Paulson as Abby Gerhard
• Jake Lacy as Richard Semco
• John Magaro as Dannie McElroy
• Cory Michael Smith as Tommy Tucker
• Carrie Brownstein as Genevieve Cantrell
• Kevin Crowley as Fred Haymes
• Nik Pajic as Phil McElroy
• Kyle Chandler as Harge Aird

100 Plus Crown Ambassador

100 Plus Crown Ambassador

 In 2001, the 100 Plus Crown Ambassador pin was presented as a special acknowledgment of Leonard & Esther Kim for generating 119 Diamonds in fiscal 2001.

100 Plus Crown Ambassador qualification:

• An IBO must qualify as a 100 Plus Crown Ambassador at Crown Ambassador level and produce more than 100 Diamonds within the Amway Performance Year in its "personal" crown ambassador group on its home market.

Qualifiers

Korea

• Kim, Leonard and Esther (2001)
• Jang & Hyo-Ji Kim (2002)

Crown Ambassador

The pin was designed in 1977 as IBO achievements developed. Crown Ambassador qualification requires:

• A certified Platinum must have 20 legs (3 must be on the market) to qualify as a Crown Ambassador, each qualifying at Silver Producer level for at least 6 months of the fiscal year.

or

• Diamond qualify for 6 months of the fiscal year (6 legs must be on the market) and create at least 27 FAA credits during the fiscal year.

History

• When the pin was initially developed, the dowline required 20 legs each with a Direct Distributor. A Direct Distributor was a distributor with 7,500 PV for 3 consecutive months. Crown qualifying needed just 20 legs that acheved 25% for a month. Introduction OTCA payout for Crown Ambassador was $20,000.

• In 1980, Crown Ambassador was revealed to be raised to 25 legs, each having a dowline Direct Distributor. This adjustment produced an issue where some distributors acquired the 20 legs in 1980, but not the new 25 leg criterion, therefore they missed Crown Ambassador designation. In 1980, Crown Ambassador's OTCA payment doubled to $50,000.

• In 1982, it was stated that Crown Ambassador will be altered to 22 legs who qualified for 6 months in the fiscal year at 25 percent level. Crown Ambassador's 1982 OTCA payout was $50,000.

• In 1983, it was stated that Crown Ambassador will be altered again to 20 legs who qualified for six months in the fiscal year at 25 percent level.

• In 2000, Crown Ambassador's OTCA payment was $150,000. One year later it was $168,000.

In 2002, it was stated that with 6 in-market legs and 27 FAA points, Crown Ambassador certification could also be obtained. A level of Founders Crown Ambassador was developed in North America and other countries requiring 20 Q12 legs or Diamond certification (6 Q6 legs) and 30 FAA points. Previously, a Founders Crown Ambassador pin was released in Japan in 1998 and even before (1995) it existed in Taiwan, where it was named Q12 Crown Ambassador.

All IBOs qualifying at Crown Ambassador level with at least 20 FAA points are invited to the Founders Council.

Rich DeVos and Jay Van Andel established the FAA points system in 1991. These FAA points accounted for incentives until 2002, but no pin levels.

Qualifiers

• Non-exhaustive Crown Ambassadors List

Australia

• Cox, Peter & Debbie, Crown Ambassador Founders (2008)
• Sala, Mitch & Deidre, Founders Ambassador Crown (2006)
• Jack & Ying, 2014

Austria

• Nusshold, Hans & Eva, Founders Crown Ambassador (2019)

Canada

• Schmidt, Bob.. (1981)
• Janz, Jim and Sharon (1978)

China

• In China, it's named Elite Sales Director
• Barry Chi & Holly Chen, Founders Ambassador of the Crown
• Deng Feng Hua & Hu Tian Peng, Founders Council Member, Sales Elite Director/Crown Ambassador
• Foo Howe Kean & Shu Chen, Founders Ambassador of the Crown
• Guo-Yuan Du & Ya-Qin Zhu alias Du, Matthew, Founders Council Member (with 27FAA) as Sales Elite/Crown Ambassador (2008)
• Han Shi Rong, Member of the Founders Council (45 FAA) as Founders Crown Ambassador 40 (2008)
• He Xun & Gong Ling Ji, CSO/Crown Ambassador (2008)
• Hsieh, Sunny Hsu & Debra, Member of the Founders Council (55 FAA) as Founders Crown Ambassador 50
• Hong, Liu & Jin, Di, Member of the Founders Council (with 30 FAA)
• Li Li Li & Lü Hui, Founders Council Member (27.5 FAA) as Sales Elite Director/Crown Ambassador (2011)
• Lu Yong Ju & Wang Ying Wu, CSO/Crown Ambassador
• Lu, Xian Xing, Sales Elite/Crown Ambassador
• Mark & Peggy Lei, Founders Board Member as Founders Crown Ambassador
• Ren Ying Cai, Founders Ambassador of the Council
• Wu Xiang Qin & Li Yi Jian, CSO/Crown Ambassador (2011)
• Xia Si Gao & Liang Wei Juan, CSO/Crown Ambassador (2011)
• Zhang Gui Jie & Zhang Fan, CSO/Crown Ambassador (2011)
• Zhou Fan Yang & Zheng Xin Qing, Founders Council Member (with 60 FAA) as Crown Founders Ambassador 60 (2014)
• Zhou, Jack & Ying (aka: Zhou Zhi Jian & Ou Guo Ying), Founders Sales Director/Founders Crown Ambassador 30
• Zhou Wan Ming & Chen Yi Ding (aka: Zhou, Wendy & Chen, John), Founders Council Member as Sales Elite/Crown Ambassador
• Zhang Fan, Sales Elite/Crown Ambassador

Colombia

• Bobadilla, Josiah (2014)
• Carlos Castellanos & Claudia Santos (2017)

France

• Belli, Robert and Nicole (1985)
• Mas, Joe and France (1982)

Germany

• Schwarz, Max, Founders Ambassador 60 (2007)
• Mueller-Meerkatz, Founders Crown Ambassador 50 (2008)
• Maria & Steiner Willi, Founders Crown Ambassador (2005)
• Backhouse, Renate (1991)
• Strachowitz, Michael.. (1982)

Hong Kong-Macao

• Fu, Clement & Anita, Crown Ambassador Founders (2014)
• Cheong Pui-kuong.. (2015)

Japan

• Arima, Nanae, Sisuke (1996)
• Azumi, Takeshi, Founders Crown Ambassador (2009)
• Erick & Ito. & Midori's (1987)
• Hamamoto, Tomoko & Shuji, Founders Ambassador Crown (1998)
• Hataya    ma, Kenichiro, Founders Crown Ambassador (2012)
• Hayashi, Tatsacheuo, Atsuko (1991)
• Hosomi, Hiroshi.. (2013)
• Toshiya, Irimoto (2016)
• Kajihara, Hidekazu (1997)
• Kaku, Mikio and Yuka (2008)
• Kitagi, Yasuyuki.. (2012)
• Kitakon, Morihiko (1997)
• Masuda, Yasuhisa...
• Mizobe, Teruhiro.. (2015)
• Nakajima, Kaoru, Double Crown Ambassador(1996) (1998)
• Seto, Ryusuke.. (1996)
• Takahashi, Toshiaki (1999)
• Yamamoto, Shizunori.. (1998)
• Yamazaki, Takumi & Rieko, Crown Ambassador Founders (1998)
• Yamazaki, Yoshiyuki.. (1996)

Korea

• Kim, Leonard & Esther, Founders Ambassador 40 FAA (2002)
• Kang Hyeon Sook & Ryu Founders' Crown Ambassador 40 FAA (2003)
• Dr. Jae-Oh Joo & Kyeong-Ja Park, Founders Ambassador Crown (2002)
• Jang & Hyo-Ji Kim, Founders Crown Ambassador (2003)
• Hak-Soo Jeong, Crown Ambassador (2003)
• Kwon & Young-Mi Youn, Founders Crown Ambassador (2008)
• Choose Yun Jeong & Seo Geon, Founders Crown Ambassador (2013)
• Hong Jin Hee & Kim Jong Su, Crown Ambassador Founders (2014)
• Kwon HwaJa & Jo Seong (2003)
• Lee Tong Cheol&Kim Myo (2004)
• Kim Myeong&Kim Chang Eum (2013)
• Hong In Hee & Kim Eu Jong, ( (2014)

Malaysia

• Charlie Lee Kim Soon & Linda Ng Kwee Choo, Founders Ambassador Crown (2005)
• Foo Howe Kean, Founders Crown Ambassador (2012)
• Chan Koon Tin & Foong (2005)
• Sonny & Hwa Ho (2003)
• Khoo Chong Kok & Chai Choo Crown Ambassador (2014)
• Chan Lee Sean, Crown Ambassador (2014)
• Lee, Peter & Choi (1996)
• Lee Yin Chuan & {2010}
• Lim, Steven, Angeline {2010}
• Wong Siew Fang & Celia [2016]

Russia

• Yena Natalya's (2008)

Spain

• Aguado, Michael, Pilar (2015)
• Angel & Maite Ruiz, Founders Crown Ambassador (2015)

Taiwan

• Barry Chi, Double Crown Ambassador (2003) 80 FAA (2014)
• Chin Nai Kang & Wang Shu Chen, Crown Ambassador Founders (2012)
• Chen Tsai, Yang Yueh Hwa (1994)
• Foo Howe Kean, Founders Crown Ambassador 65 FAA (2012)
• Sunny Hsu & Debra, Founders Crown Ambassador (2012)
• Mark & Peggy Lei, Founders Ambassador 40 FAA (2004)
• Johnson, Jennifer (2002)
• Yang Guan Yi & Zheng (2011)
• Zhong Yi Hong & Jing (2010)
• Theresa and Steven Hsieh (2012)
• Forest Lee & Tseng (2014)
• Xu Ming Zhe & Zhang Li Wen (2015)

Thailand

• Jintana & Witat, Founders Crown Ambassador (2003)
• Boonariya, Viroah and Siriphan (2003)
• Khunkhlai, Soomboon.. (2003)
• Joe, Patrick & Joyce (almost) (2013)
• Kunchayangkul, Chaweng & Piyanantawarin, Kannalin (2015)

Ukraine

• Arkhipova, Vira & Mautanov, Founders Crown Ambassador (August 2008)
• Demkura, Taras.. (2008)
• Yena Natalya, Founders Ambassador Crown (2007)

America's United States

• Beaird, Dallas, etc (1980)
• Britt, Bill & Peggy, Founders Ambassador 40 FAA (2004)
• Barry Chi & Holly Chen, Crown Founders Ambassador (2011)
• Crowe, John, Jennie Belle, Fairfax, VA (2014)
• Delisle, Frank and Rita (1980)
• Dornan, Jim & Nancy, Founders Ambassador 55 FAA (2010)
• Foley, Tim, Crown Ambassador Founders (2005)
• Hendrickson, John.. (1980)
• Kim, Seung Ho & Ja&Jae (2011)
• Marks, Dick and Sandee (1977)
• Marsh, Charlie and Elsie (1979)
• McCoy, John, Gareth, Mitchel, Jan (1979)
• Shim, Wonbo, Jungah (2012)
• Strehli, Chuck and Jean (1979)
• Jerry & Sharyn (1979)
• Williams, Dan and Bunny (1979)
• Yager, Dexter & Birdie, Founders Crown Ambassador 60 FAA (2011)

Vietnam

• Nguyen's Diep (2015)
• By their seniority, most Crown Ambassadors sit on several IBOAI boards, setting business policies that influence all IBOs globally.

200 Plus Crown Ambassador

 200 Plus Crown Ambassador qualification:

• An IBO must qualify as a 200 Plus Crown Ambassador at Crown Ambassador level and produce more than 200 Diamonds within the Amway Performance Year in its "personal" crown ambassador group on its home market.

Qualifications

Korea

• Kim, Leonard and Esther (2002)

Inception

• USA: January 6, 1990.
• Korea: May 10, 1991

Qualifications

• April 1992 Ruby
• February 1994 Diamond
• Executive February 1995
• July 1995 Double-diamond
• July 1996 Triple Diamond
• August 2000 Crown Ambassador
• 100 Crown Ambassador August 2001
• Crown Ambassador August 2002
• 200 Crown Ambassador August 2002
• Founders Ambassador of the Crown

Diamond Downline

• Kim, Leonard & Esther, Founders Crown Ambassador, Korea, WWDB, 2004
• Jang & Hyo-Ji Kim, Founders Crown Ambassador 2003, Korea, WWDB
• Founders Double Diamond, Korea, WWDB
• Hong Jin Hee, Crown Ambassador 2011, Korea, WWDB
• Hong Yeong Sang, Diamond, Korea, WWDB
• Hong In Hee, Crown 2010, Korea, WWDB
• Lee Chang Seong, Founders Triple Diamond, Korea, WWDB
• Lee Jeong Min, Double Diamond, Korea, WWDB
• Lee Ju Yeon, Crown 2011, Korea, WWDB
• Jeong Geon, Founders Crown Ambassador 2013, Korea, WWDB
• Kim, Nam-Deuk & Lee, Jung-Yun, Triple Diamond 2010
• Shim, Wonbo, Jungah, Crown 2012, USA, WWDB
• Cho, Francis&Claire Kim, Diamond, USA, WWDB
• Lee, Jay & Jeong, Diamond, USA&Canada, WWDB
• Kim, Sunki & Misun Yoon, Canada & United States, WWDB

Kim's certified in 2002 and 40 FAA Points (2002). Their immediate diamonds are Eugene & Sarah Kim. They're downlines in Ron Puryear's organisation WWDB. They started their Amway business in 1990. They moved back to Korea after 20 years in 1991. They left Ruby in 1992, but plummeted to 12% owing to the awful economic circumstances in Korea. Then they immediately rebuilt their business. After only 4 years on the Korean market, they went Diamond in 1994, Double Diamond in 1995. The Kim's shattered 119 New Diamonds!!! A new record needs a new title. The title "unofficial" 100 Plus Crown Ambassador was bestowed to Kim's. 240 New Diamonds broke in 2002! The 200 Plus Crown Ambassador pin was developed. The Kim's had 13 Founders Council members in 2003 (Founders Triple Diamond and above). They had almost 400 Diamonds downline in 2005.

Esther Kim previously said: "I've been using Amway goods for about 15 years, but nobody told me about the plan." Kims are part of a leg that was initially founders' Crown Ron Puryear clients for many years.

They are founding member of international organisations' TOP4 group.

Story

Share America's Dream

The American dream reaches other areas of the world, this time through a fairly normal Korean couple who decided to leave the U.S., their twenty-year-old home, and return to their Korean country to start their own independent business. Their quest for achievement was their sole company. Four short years later, they reached Double Diamond, acquiring time and money to help others. As they continued to serve others, Triple Diamond's company flourished. They became 100+ Crown Ambassadors in 2002.

Everything's possible

Leonard and Esther Kim are a real example of a life-changing business. Starting with business cards and a strong drive to succeed, the Kims grew their firm to a worldwide market without national borders. They feel nothing is impossible, and better things are in store for their future as opportunities continue to appear.

Our potential is limitless!

Good leaders well serve others. "Often people believe you must step over those before you to achieve," adds Leonard. "But it's very different. To thrive in this industry, your downline must succeed first." The Kims showed the incredible success that can be attained by implementing this philosophy. They achieved an exciting new milestone in corporate history by breaking over 100 new diamonds in a year. This remarkable feat was never accomplished before. A brand-new level demanded a brand-new title, and the 100+ Crown Ambassador pin was first born and presented.

Best record to come

The Kims later broke over 200 additional Diamonds, earning another record and a new pin—200+ Crown Ambassadors. Definitely, a team effort achieved both these aims and generated these achievements. Many tens of thousands participated and enjoy the thrill of achieving these exceptional accomplishments. The true accomplishment is how many lives the Kims' work has benefited.

The Future Content

Kims are content with their lifestyles and appreciate being welcomed anywhere in Korea by people. They prefer not having to worry about their future and the comfort and freedom of a safe, abundant existence that allows them to take an interest in others' security and happiness. Recently when asked about an anonymous good deed they had done, Leonard and Esther just answered, "We were glad to help others, therefore we wouldn't talk about it."

Branch out

Although their twenty years of living in the U.S. prepared them for living overseas, they believe they were taught a lot by travels they did for business. They spent two months overseas, seeing Japan, Hong Kong, Australia, South Africa, Hawaii, China, Europe, the U.S. mainland, and many other nations.

The Kims began spreading out to other nations after a Japanese-speaking engagement allowed Leonard and several of his downline to explore around Japan. Now he's also interested in Chinese and Hong Kong markets.

Leonard and Esther have grown to enjoy the World Wide Group support system greatly. With Ron and Georgia Lee Puryear's guidance, Leonard and Esther helped expand World Wide Dreambuilders Korea into an active support structure that helps unite their business. "We're simply a little part of a much bigger system that circles the whole world," Leonard observes, "and without World Wide Group support organisation, our business wouldn't be as successful as it is."

Life is sharing, helping others!

The Kims are definitely an example of what can happen as they enabled their life to benefit themselves and many others. Their willingness to help others increased their business and many blessings followed. As with all real and lasting success, one of the greatest blessings is who they have become by building their own business.

Reviewing their activities in Japan, Hong Kong, and China, Leonard and Esther believe the business has no limits. Their hope is that many others will follow their pattern of establishing a strong foundation in Korea as Founder's Crown Ambassadors and branching out to become international market leaders, too.

The motto of Leonard is: "Winners never give up, and those who give up never succeed." Esther's is: "Accept one's own endless abilities and act with confidence." Kims say the higher you go in this business, the higher you want to climb. Devoting their lives to 'making Diamonds,' they say, "We sincerely hope that many people will discover the Diamonds world of Leonard and Esther and enjoy the comfortable life and freedom that comes with business."

People around the world really want the benefits of living the American dream—the freedom and responsibility to own a successful business, and the privilege of helping others along the way. It takes courage to claim a life of victory, and Leonard and Esther have shown that a tiny spark of hope can begin to grow to include thousands of other people's hopes and dreams. Ordinary, average people become heroes.

Sound, steady, all-time solid business! "Every Christmas! CORE everyday! Change everyday! Challenge everyday! Choice everyday! Celebration everyday! Charity everyday! ”

"We think God created all for excellence. See you upstairs! ”

Founders Council

Founders Council

 Founders Council is an organization of the highest achieving IBO's throughout the world. To qualify for Founders Council, an IBO must be a qualified Crown Ambassador or generate 20 or more FAA points for the fiscal year. Membership must be requalified every year. Founders Council meets once a year at the most prestige places in the world.

The Amway Founders Council is comprised of the highest achieving Independent Business Owners globally.

In 2010, Founders’ Council included 84 members from thirteen countries. Annually, the Council meets to strategize and celebrate their efforts in the Amway Business Opportunity.

In addition, members have a direct channel to the top leaders of the Amway business. With this connection, they learn about future strategy and help to shape and enhance the direction of the entire Amway family. Most importantly, they share this vision with the global distributor family.

Below is an incomplete list of the current members.

Australia's founding members

• Sala, Mitch, and Deidre are three people who love to cook.
• Debbie Cox, Peter Cox, and Peter Cox

Members of the Austrian Founders Council

• Hans Nusshold and his wife Eva (Crown Ambassador, Austria)

Members of the China Founders Council

• 1) Zhou Fan Yang and Zheng Xin Qing (Zhou Fan Yang and Zheng Xin Qing) -
• The second is by Wu Yi and Xiong Shi Xiang, who are both from China.
• The following are the works of Miao Dong Mei and Hu Qing Dong:
• 4) Ren Ying Cai (Chinese: )
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• 5) Yuan Wei Qun and Zhou Ya Xing -
• Wang Cheng An and Yin Jian Ping are the sixth and seventh artists to be featured on this page.
• 7) Li Li Li and Lü Hui -
• 8) Zhou Zhi Jian and Ou Guo Ying -
• Luo Bin and Zheng Wei Liang are two of the most talented musicians in the world.
• 10)Bu Fan Zhi & Lu Xian Xin.
• 11)Liu Te Pei & Jin Mei...
• 12)Zhao Feng Xia and Jiang Guang Hui.
• 13)Gong Ling Ji & Xun - Anyway
• 14)Cao Hong Yu & Li Jia Gui.
• 15)Jiang Xian Feng and Chen Jin Chun.
• 16)Liang Da Gong.
• 17)Zhou Chao Sheng & Liu Yi...
• 18)Liu Xia & Sun Peng anyway
• 19)Wen Ling & Liao Shi Zhong...
• 20)Chen Hua & Wu Ying Bo.
• 21)Yu Dai Fu & Wei Yong Hong.
• 22)Tao Ming & Yan Jing - Anyway
• 23)Fu Yu Ping & Zong Shi Jie.
• 24)Jin Xiao Ping & Jin Hui Ming...
• 25)Qian Jun & Zhao Xin—almost [2014]
• 26)Qiu Gai Mei, Feng Guang Min.
• 27)Han Shi Rong.
• 28)Kang Jun - ibid.
• 29)Zhang Yi Ping & Sun Lei...
• 30)Fu, Clement & Anita.
• 31)Sun Dong & Liang Ding Su...
• 32)Zhao Yu Fang & Tang Jing Song.
• 33)Su Li Chun & Wang En Wei.
• 34)Hong, Liu & Jin, Di—anyway.
• 35)Zhou Wan Ming & Chen Yi Ding.
• 36)Wang Han Ru & Mao Zhong...
• 37)Tan Zhi Bo & Song Jie Bin
• 38)Huang Jun & Liu Lin anyway
• 39)Luo Qi & Liang Yi, anyhow.
• 40) Li Jing & Zhang En Long
• 41)Guo-Yuan Du & Ya-Qin Zhu...
• 42)Lu Yong Ju & Wang Ying Wu.
• 43)Fan Jian Ping & Guo Hong Bin
• 44)Zhang Jin Hui & Liu Cheng.
• 45)Wang Xiang Shun & Lin Pin -
• 46)Ge Yong Qin.
• 47)Lian Min & Xu Xiao Min...
• 48)Lin Hong Sen & Gao Wan Fang
• 49)Lin Wei & Chen Ke Ming.. (2014)
• 50)Wu Li Rong.
• 51)Fang Xiang & Shen Qiang anyway
• 52)Guo Zhi Hong & Zhao Bo Yu

Colombia's founding members

• Bobadilla, Joseph (Crown Ambassador)
• Castellano, Carlos, Claudia (Founders Triple Diamond 20 FAA)

Germany Founding Council Members

• Dobler, Lora and Alexander (Crown)
• Mueller-Meerkatz, Peter (Founders Crown Ambassador 50)
• Black, Max (Founders Crown Ambassador 60)

Council members Hong Kong & Maucu

• Fu, Clement and Anita
• Cheong Pui-kuong...

India Founding Council Members

• 2009 Harbhajan Singh&Mohinder Braich

Indonesia's founding members

• Angkasa, Robert's

Japan's founding members

• Azumi, Takeshi...
• Hamamoto, Tomoko...
• Masuda, Yasuhisa...
• Kaoru, Nakajima
• Tatsukami, Eiko and Shoji
• Yamazaki, Takumi...

Korea

• Han Chang Ho & Jeon Gyeong Sook (Triple Diamond Founders-8/2003)
• Jang & Hyo-Ji Kim (Founders Crown Ambassador)
• Hak-Soo Jeong (Crown Founders Ambassador - 8/2003)
• Joo Jae Oh & Kyung Ja (Founders Crown Ambassador)
• Kim Myeong Hee & Kim Chang Eum (Crown Ambassador - 2013)
• Hong Jin Hee & Kim Jong Su (Founders Crown, 8/2009)
• Kim, Leonard and Esther (Founders Crown Ambassador 40)
• Hong In Hee & Kim Eu Jong (Triple Diamond - 8/2003)
• Kwon & Yeong-Mi Yun (Founders Crown Ambassador - 8/2008)
• Kang Hyeon Sook & Ryu In Ik (Crown Founders Ambassador 40 - 8/2003)
• Choose Yun Jeong & Seo Jeong Geon (Founders Crown Ambassador - 2013)

Malaysia's founding members

• Lee Kim Soon & Kwee Choo, Crown Founders Ambassador (2014)
• Chan Koon Tin, Crown Ambassador (2005)
• Chan Lee Sean, Crown Founders Ambassador (2014)
• Khoo Chong Kok & Chai Choo, Founders Ambassador Crown (2014)
• Lee, Peter and Choi, Crown Ambassador (1996)
• Lee Yin Chuan, Crown Ambassador (2010)
• Lim, Steven, Angeline, Crown Ambassador (2010)
• Wong Fang & Celia, Founders Triple Diamond (2008)
• Council Founders of Taiwan
• Barry Chi & Chen
• Yang Guan Yi & Zheng
• Howe Kean & Jenny Ko
• Hsieh, Sunny Hsu.
• Lei, Mark and Peggy
• Chen Mei Li & Wu Qiang
• Chin Nai Kang & Wang Chen

Thailand's founding members

• Pornjaded, Jintana & Witat Crown Ambassador (2003)
• Boonariya, Siriphan Crown Ambassador (2003)
• Joe, Patrick, Crown Ambassador Joyce (2013)
• Kunchayangkul, Chaweng, Kannalin Crown Ambassador (2015)
• Siririrangkamanont, Aranong Diamond Founders (2008)
• U.S. Founders Council Members
• Britt, Bill and Peggy
• Dornan, Jim and Nancy
• Tim, Foley
• Kim, Seung Ho & Ja&Jae
• Yager, Dexter and Birdie

Ukraine Founding Council Members

• Arkhipova, Mautanov, Oleksiy (Founders Crown Ambassador, Ukraine 2008 and Founders Triple Diamond, Russia - 2008)

• Demkura, Taras.. (Crown Ambassador, Ukraine - 2008)

Kharatin, Igor...

• Yena and Natalya (Founders Crown Ambassador, Ukraine - 2007 and Crown Ambassador, Russia - 2008)

Amway is a direct marketing firm that sells health, beauty, and home care products through a network of independent business owners. Amway's Founders Council is an esteemed award program that the company offers to its most successful independent business owners. The purpose of the program is to reward top-performing Amway business owners who have shown remarkable leadership and achieved substantial success in their own businesses.

An Amway business owner must fulfill a number of requirements before being accepted into the Founders Council program. These requirements include reaching a predetermined level of sales and recruiting a particular minimum number of new business owners into their organization. Members of the Founders Council are chosen not just on the basis of whether or not they fit these qualifications, but also on the basis of their overall business performance, their leadership abilities, and their dedication to the Amway business opportunity.

Members of the Founders Council are given access to a variety of perks and opportunities, such as the chance to network and collaborate with other successful Amway business owners, special recognition at Amway events and conferences, and access to unique training and development programs.

The ability to take part in the yearly Founders Council trip is among the most significant advantages that come with being a member of the Founders Council. This trip is a highly anticipated event that is hosted at a lavish location and is aimed to recognize top-performing business owners for their hard work and achievement. The trip is greatly anticipated since it is held at a destination that is luxurious.

In addition to being invited on the yearly excursion, members of the Founders Council also get unique recognition and support at all times during the year. This grants them access to individual coaching and mentorship from seasoned Amway business leaders, in addition to providing them with exclusive marketing tools and resources to assist them in growing and developing their businesses.

It is a tremendous accomplishment for an Amway business owner to become a member of the Founders Council. This is a testimonial to the business owner's hard work, devotion, and leadership qualities. It is a recognition of their commitment to developing a successful and sustainable business with Amway, and it offers up a variety of additional doors for prospects for expansion and development.

In general, the Founders Council program is regarded as a prestigious and highly sought-after designation inside Amway. Furthermore, attaining this status is a key milestone in the career of an Amway business owner. Founders Council members have the potential to take their businesses to the next level and achieve even greater success inside the Amway organization because they have access to special training, support, and resources.

Félix Hernández Amway

This article is about Baseball Major League pitcher. For Venezuelan soccer player, see Félix José Hernández.

The first or paternal surname of this Spanish name is Hernández, the second or maternal surname is García.

Félix Abraham Hernández García (born April 8, 1986), nicknamed "King Felix," is a freelance Venezuelan baseball pitcher. He previously played Seattle Mariners' Major League Baseball (MLB) from 2005 to 2019.

Hernández threw the 23rd perfect game against the Tampa Bay Rays in a 1-0 victory at Safeco Field on August 15, 2012. It was also Seattle's first flawless franchise history game. His perfect game remains Major League Baseball's latest.

On April 23, 2016, Hernández claimed a Mariners pitcher record for most strikeouts when he struck out Los Angeles Angels' Rafael Ortega for his 2.163rd Mariner pitcher strikeout. Randy Johnson's previous record of 2,162 strikeouts. Hernández's 146th win on May 9 gave him the club record in that area, beating Jamie Moyer 

Early life

Minor league career

Hernández was born in Valencia. He was originally seen by Luis Fuenmayor, a part-time mariners scout who watched him throwing outside Maracaibo, Venezuela, at age 14. Fuenmayor recommended Hernández to fellow scouts Pedro Avila and Emilio Carrasquel, impressed by the young man who could throw 90 mph. The Seattle Mariners signed Hernandez after turning 16, in compliance with MLB rules. 

After finishing high school, Hernández eventually accepted his first professional contract. Mariners International Operations Director Bob Engle signed Hernández as a free agent on July 4, 2002. Hernández received a huge $710,000 signing bonus, though he stated the Mariners weren't the top bidder. 

Other teams trying to sign him included the New York Yankees and the Atlanta Braves, both organisations offering more money than Seattle.

One reason Hernández selected the Mariners is that at the time his idol, Venezuelan pitcher Freddy García, was pitching for the team. His agent, Wil Polidor, also credited the choice to Hernández's father Félix Sr., a trucking industry entrepreneur who negotiated for his son. Engle and the other Mariners scouts had built a familial bond to explain their goals for Félix and earn the family's trust.

Professional career

Minor league career

The following year, Hernández travelled to the U.S. and began pitching in the minor league system of Mariners. In 2003, Hernández tore Class-A with a 7–2 score in Everett and Wisconsin. Returning to his native Venezuela to pitch in the winter league there, at 17, he held his own against competition that included seasoned big league players.

In 2004, Hernández was selected the year's Mariners' minor league pitcher, a season that also saw him compete in the Futures Game. He began with Inland Empire in the California League before being promoted to Double-A San Antonio, with a combined 14–4 with a 2.95 ERA and 172 strikeouts pitched in 1491⁄3 innings.

In early 2005, MLB America named him as the No. 1 pitching prospect in baseball and No. 2 behind Joe Mauer. Hernández continued his 2005 success with the Pacific Coast League Triple-A Tacoma Rainiers, earning a 9–4 record with a league-leading 2,25 ERA and 100 strikeouts in just 88 innings. He was picked for the Triple-A All-Star Game, but didn't play since he spent a month on the shoulder bursitis disabled list. He was also named Year's PCL Rookie and Year's PCL Pitcher.

The U.S.S. fan site called Hernández "King Felix" throughout his minor league years

Seattle Mariners

Major league debut, 2005

Soon after his injury returned, Mariners called Hernández to the major leagues. He made his debut on August 4, 2005, losing 3–1 in an away game against Detroit Tigers. He was the youngest pitcher in the major leagues since José Rijo in 1984 at 19, 118 days.  Hernández won his first major league win on August 9, 2005, pitching eight shutout innings in a 1–0 home triumph over the Minnesota Twins. He registered a stretch of 112 batters facing his first extra-base hit, a double by the Chicago White Sox's Jermaine Dye.

Hernández has a 4–4 record in 12 starts, with 77 strikeouts and 2,67 ERA. His rookie eligibility exhausted with 84+1⁄3 innings pitched. After the season, he became the focus of a debate over the likelihood of his World Baseball Classic 2006 pitching. Although his home Venezuela placed Hernández on a provisional roster, the Mariners objected, citing his past injury and expressing concern about the stress on his arm by adding this competition to the demands of a full season at such a young age in the leagues. Their appeal to the technical committee was finally upheld. 

Upon arrival in the big leagues, Hernández received uniform number 59. He moved to number 34 in 2006, the same number Freddy García (after trading to Chicago White Sox) had worn as a mariner.

North American Founders Council

 The North American Founders Council (NAFC) is formed of the U.S. and Canadian Independent Business Owners (IBOs) who have the largest firms, each with 20 FAA points or more. NAFC meets frequently to give input and insights to the firm.

The current Founders Council members are:

• 2011 Founders Crown Ambassador 65 FAA - Dexter & Birdie Yager
• 2010 Founders Crown Ambassador 55 FAA - Jim & Nancy Dornan
• 2004 Founders Crown Ambassador 40 FAA - Bill & Peggy Britt
• 2005 Founders Crown Ambassador - Tim Foley
• 2011 Crown Ambassador - Seung Ho & Hyun Ja & Jae Kim

Former Founders Council members include:

• 2004 Founders Crown - Ron & Georgia Lee Puryear
• 2008 Crown - Brad & Julie Duncan
• 1993 Crown - Paul & Leslie Miller
• see also Category:NAFC

Rivas, Santos & Yoladie Amway

Ulíses Rivas

Career

From 2009 to 2011, Rivas played for the Under 15 Club Santos Laguna, got a goal in 10 games. For the second half of 2011 became part of the Under 17 team where he played 32 games and scored one goal for two seasons. In 2013, he went to the sub 20. On November 30, 2013, Santos defeated the visitors by a score of 0-1 to Club León in León Stadium and so Apertura 2013 tournament champion was crowned U20.

On April 10, 2014, he debuted with the first team in the Copa Libertadores in the game finalized the group stage against Arsenal Football Club, the result was 3-0 for the Argentine team. 19 August 2014 debuted in Copa Mexico along with four other players from the basic forces of Santos, in the home win against Santos Correcaminos UAT by a score of 3-0, Rivas played the whole game. He debuted in first division the January 9, 2015, during the first day of the Clausura

Mexico's U-15

AGS Cup Participated in October 2011, where Mexican team won champion.

U-17 Mexico

He was selected to Copa Saprissa Internaciona 17 in June 2012, where he was champion when winning 3-1 versus the US. In August, the Toyota Cup played where the squad was champion by defeating Japan 6-2. He participated in the AGS Cup in October, where the team won the second year title; Rivas was awarded the tournament's best player.

He played the 2013 CONCACAF U-17 Championship, playing every tournament game, four starts and one change. Mexico conquered Cuba (1:5) and Honduras (2:0) in the group stage, quarter-final defeat in Guatemala (2:0), beat Honduras in the new account semifinals (1:3) and finally overcame the tournament hosts, Panama. He was picked for the 2013 U17 World Cup in the United Arab States. Scored his only goal against Iraq on October 22. He was the world's Under-17 team captain. Mexico placed second in their group, a loss to Nigeria (1:6) and two victories versus Iraq (3:1) and Sweden (0:1). In the second round, they overcame Italy (0:2), quartered Brazil on penalties (10:11), following a goal in the semifinals overcame Argentina (0:3). They met again in Nigeria in the final, losing 3-0 this time.

 

Lainette, Soraya & Silva, Miguel Amway

 Miguel Silva

Miguel Silva may refer to

• Miguel Silva (footballer, born April 1995), Portuguese footballer
• Miguel Silva (footballer, born December 1995), Portuguese footballer
• Miguel Silva (Venezuelan footballer) (born 2000), Venezuelan footballer

Soraya 

Soraya Raquel Lamilla Cuevas (March 11, 1969 – May 10, 2006) was an American-Colombian singer/songwriter, guitarist, arranger, record producer.

A successful Colombian music star, on Billboard's Latin Pop Airplay charts, she has two number-one songs. She earned a 2004 Latin Grammy Award for "Best Album by Songwriter" for the self-titled Soraya album she produced and was nominated for "Female Pop Vocal Album" for her album El Otro Lado de Mi in 2005. (literally "The Other Side of Me").

 She was the 2005 Billboard Latin Music Awards opening act. Her career spanned ten years, recording five albums.

Soraya died May 10, 2006 after a protracted struggle against breast cancer.

Biography

Early life

Soraya Raquel Lamilla Cuevas was born a year after her father, mother, and brother relocated from their native Colombia to the United States. The family travelled back to Colombia as a newborn, but when Soraya was eight, they returned to New Jersey. "Soraya," a common name in the Middle East, can be interpreted as "Pleiades."  Maternal relatives of Soraya were Christians from Lebanon to Colombia.  Colombia's mother, Yamila Cuevas Gharib, was a housewife. Soraya's father, Gregorio Lamilla, worked for Colombia's exporting corporation. In the U.S., family life was stressful, so he worked three or four jobs to meet ends. 

At age 5, Soraya grew interested in music when she heard her uncle playing music in Colombia. He played "Pueblito Viejo," a traditional Colombian folk song utilising an instrument called the tiple, a triple string guitar. Her parents got her a guitar she taught to play. Her first public performance was at Carnegie Hall in New York City as a member of the N.Y.C. Youth Philharmonic. She was a valedictorian at Point Pleasant Boro High School, when she began writing her own music. 

Soraya was 12 when she was first diagnosed with breast cancer, 18 when she had a recurrence, and 22 when she died in 1992. Soraya stated her sense of responsibility rose because she needed to look after her mother and handle all household tasks. She would also join her mother to the doctor's office, researching breast cancer together and participating in the Cure Race. 

Soraya attended New Jersey's Rutgers University, studying English literature, French philosophy, and women's studies. She initially thought that she might be too bashful to play before larger crowds, but she soon won over her nervousness and found her enormous potential as a live musician when she played at coffee houses and rallies throughout the enormous Rutgers campus to rapt audiences. She began her music career as a flight attendant.

Musical career

Soraya got a record contract with Polygram Records/Island Records in 1994. Her first album, released in English and Spanish two years later, was titled On nights like this/En esta noche. Both versions gained significant critical praise and allowed her to tour the U.S., Latin America and Europe as a guest performer for bands including Natalie Merchant, Zucchero, Sting, Michael Bolton and Alanis Morissette.

Her songs soared to the top of Latin American, European, and U.S. Hispanic charts. Her first hit, "Suddenly/De Repente," reached #1 in Billboard Latin Pop charts, with some mainstream adult contemporary radio in the English version. Her second album, Torre de marfil/Wall of smiles, was released in late 1997 and helped her achieve worldwide notoriety after a song co-written with her idol Carole King.

Soraya was diagnosed with Stage III breast cancer in 200, shortly after releasing her third album, Cuerpo y alma / I'm yours, only days before she was going to tour and promote it. She spent time off fighting illness.

Soraya returned to the music industry in 2003 with the release of her fourth and self-titled album, Soraya. Songs highlighted her challenges, views and life love. She authored, produced and arranged the Latin Grammy CD for "Best Album by a Singer-Songwriter."

She created another hit album, El otro lado de mí, before she died in 2006.

Death

On May 10, 2006, 37, Soraya died of breast cancer in Miami, Florida. She was originally diagnosed at age 31 in 2000 after noticing a lump during a routine self-examination. At stage III, she was diagnosed with double mastectomy and breast reconstruction, radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Soraya lost her mother, grandmother, and maternal aunt to breast cancer.

Breast cancer advocate

Soraya supported and educated breast cancer, especially for Hispanic women. She became the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation's first Latin spokeswoman, touring the Americas to promote awareness. She took her music career sabbatical throughout September and October to focus on awareness of breast cancer. 

Soraya penned and released "No one else/Por ser quien yo," a song that recounts her struggle in combating breast cancer. Both tracks can be downloaded on her website. All profits help Susan G. Komen Foundation.

"I know there are many unanswered questions that hope doesn't leave with me, and above all that my mission doesn't finish with my physical tale," were Soraya's last comments to her admirers and media before her death.

Discography

Studio albums

• En Esta Noche / On Nights Like This (1996)
• Torre de Marfil / Wall of Smiles (1997)
• Cuerpo y Alma / I'm Yours (2000)
• Soraya (2003)
• El Otro Lado de Mi (2005)

Compilations

• (1996) Sálvame/Save Me Tributo A Queen: Los Más Grandes Del Rock En Español
• (1998) Todo Lo Que Él Hace (Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic) on Outlandos D'Americas
• (2001) Desert Roses and Arabian Rhythms, Vol. 1
• (2001) Serie 32
• (2003) Essentiales (The Ultimate Collection)
• (2005) Éxitos Eternos
• (2005) The Best of Soraya (20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection)
• (2005) Dreaming of you with Barrio Boyzz, Selena Vive! (Tribute to Selena)
• (2006) Gold (2-CD best-of)
• (2006) Herencia
• (2006) Entre Su Ritmo y El Silencio

Lucich, Walter & Encarnación Amway

 Encarnacion and Walter always looked for different ways forward in the traditional setting. And although they knew nothing about network marketing, they decided to take the opportunity with AMWAY: "We wanted something of the situation we were in, but we never imagined that there could be new ways to develop companies."

Everyone remembers their first meeting with Amway Business in 1996 with great happiness: "with a late night call, a meeting in a restaurant at 10 pm, and you will know the business plan on a plaque.

" But they found something so simple, simultaneously, an opportunity that they could not pass up, so they decided to start their business. From that moment on, nothing could stop the couple and when they went to a convention they knew what they could get: 

"more than paying our debts, it gave us the freedom and quality of life that we began to enjoy in 2000, when we qualified. for the Diamond level. "

"We were accredited as Founders of Diamonds in 2006, with a consolidated economic reality, profitable investments, enjoying that our partners reach their qualifications at all levels, our six children and many nephews".

At the end of that year, they decided to take a break from AMWAY activities to nurture their spiritual side through a Christian association of which they are a part.

They became Venezuela's first executive diamond in 2012 and reached the double diamond in May 2013.

Downline Diamonds

• Lucich, Walter & Encarnación, Doble Diamante, Venezuela (2013)
• Hurtado, Héctor & Sánchez, Ismerys, Diamante, Venezuela
• Lucich, Daniel & Carol, Diamante, Venezuela
• Aray, Edio & Mariflor, Diamante, VenezuelaPinto, NicoláAray, Edio & Mariflor, Diamante, Venezuelas & Maritza, Diamante, Venezuela