Our membership includes more than 70 companies bringing a wide range of consumer products to the Australian market through direct selling. Almost 40 per cent of these are controlled by foreign interests. Read more.
How Direct Selling Met the Coffee Market
America has a love affair with coffee. Every day, more than half of the country’s adult population admits to habitually downing a cup of joe—the liquid equivalent of 146 billion cups each year.
The Big Shift: The Next Great Generation Has Arrived
Seismic shifts among the generation segments are already in motion. For baby boomers (born 1946-1964), their consumer focus will be diverted toward whatever makes them comfortable ...
Breaking the Cycle of Unemployment
As 2011 ends and everyone prepares for the new year, this nation’s shortage of jobs will continue to dominate the political and social conversation.
India—Kaleidoscope of Cultures
The Indian direct selling industry officially began in 1995. If you only had two words to describe India, they could well be vast and varied.
It’s the second month of the New Year. Do you know how your diet is progressing?
Blending Being Well with Well-Being
by Barbara Seale
by Barbara Seale
by Barbara Seale
What words come to mind when you think of coffee? Probably words like fresh roast, rich aroma, mocha, full-bodied, perhaps even Starbucks. One word that is very unlikely to come to mind when thinking about coffee is mushroom.
by Brittany Glenn
Company Re-Focus: Creating—and Maintaining—Memories
by Lin Grensing-Pophal
by Barbara Seale
When Bob Hall and his brother George began building their business plan for Orenda International, they were determined to build it differently from any company where they had previously worked.
Generous by Nature: How the Direct Selling Industry Creates a Culture of Giving Back
by Sarah Paulk
Doing Good Makes Great Things Happen
by Karyn Reagan
Philanthropy Through Flexibility
by Barbara Seale