XanGo West Coast Regional: Long Beach 2008
- April 10, 2008
Starting with a Top Leaders Dinner on the Queen Mary Friday night and in an authentic Southern California setting, the Long Beach Regional had perfect odds at working out wonderfully.
Saturday, March 29, began with an introduction to the festivities and activities by Chairman Gary Hollister. Theda Petilos emceed the event, guiding the stageflow in a patently smooth XanGo pattern. Dave Webb gave the U.S. Market update and preview of great things to come. Joe Morton tackled the giant topic and task of motivating the great leaders of the world. Dr. Templeman shared his informed, accredited and professional opinion on the key to a healthy lifestyle, including the key role of mangosteen and xanthones, of course. The mastermind of XanGo events, Marcole Nebeker, gave us a good look at the 2008 menu of events. And, finally, John Digles and Beverly Hollister teamed up to talk about the approaching launch of glimpse, and to go into special detail about Online Invasion 2.
The afternoon followed in the morning’s footsteps, but this time it was the amazing XanGo distributors who took the stage, sharing their equally amazing stories:
Chris Peterson was first up—his story started with the desire to be a rock drummer and ended with a new dream, one he now lives through XanGo in his plush New York City pad near Central Park. Angie Donohue followed as Chris bowed out, changing the scenery to her own life, having navigated many of life’s difficulties with help from her XanGo business. Carolyn Johnson taught a valuable lesson on training and retention. Ricardo Camacho steered his story toward the success he’s seen from XanGo. Jeff & Shirley Thorne showed a heartfelt family story that had the audience in tears. Sharron Sharif wrapped up neatly with high praise of the XanGo Single and one helpful equation: decision + action = success.
The whole successful shebang ended with a load of giveaways, assuring that plenty of distributors went home with something more than just fond memories.
See you in Orlando!
