How to Earn Pacesetter Points

* For the Preferred Customer on Auto Refill, each time an order is shipped throughout the qualification period, points will be awarded to the Sponsoring Franchise Owner. 

All qualifying Franchise Owners must be in good-standing. Orders returned to Unicity will have the equivalent contest points deducted from the Sponsor. These prizes have no cash value and are non-transferable.

Unicity Donates Refurbished Computers to The Center for Women & Children in Crisis and to The Boys and Girls Club of Utah County, and Alpine House

Over the past several months, Unicity has been replacing and upgrading the staff computers at the company headquarters in Orem, Utah. Which created a problem—what to do with the used computers.

Unicity’s Make Life Better Foundation oversaw the refurbishing of the used computers and monitors and chose three charities that were in desperate need of computers. “The computers could have been sold or junked, but they were put to good use,” said D. Clive Winn, Unicity Vice President, Americas Region. “The needy clients of these organizations will be blessed by this gift. They will have a positive feeling about Unicity and we have done something good for society.”

Veronica Iglesias, Unicity Marketing Intern, helped identify which charities were in need of computers. “When I first joined Unicity, I never thought I’d have the opportunity to give back to the community as we’ve been able to do,” she said. “When we were told about the opportunity to give several dozen computers, I was more than thrilled to take upon the task of searching out different organizations to donate to.”

She continues, “Calling each organization and hearing the enthusiasm in their voices over the phone was one of the sweetest moments I’ve had at work. Knowing that the company I’m involved in cares about the community made such a difference for me.”

The Foundation chose to donate the computers to The Center for Women & Children in Crisis , The Boys and Girls Club of Utah County, and Alpine House.

Ann Schreck, Unicity Global Marketing Manager, said, “Abused women and children flee to The Center for Women & Children in Crisis with nothing other than the clothes on their backs. They don’t have medications, toys, school books, or money. The center offers services ranging from apartments in the compound as a “halfway house” for women to leave their situations, to providing a backpack for children to go to school.”

“The donated computers will help women learn skills, communicate with family, and develop resumes. Children can do homework and play games. In addition, some computers will be used for administrative purposes.”

Clive said, “The Boys and Girls Club of Utah County is expanding in Utah County, and they have had a significant lack of computers that the kids, as well as the staff serving their needs, could use. They were in desperate need. In fact, they had just met to try to determine what they could do, when they received our call and offer of computers!”

“The day we met with each group to donate the computers was cold, wet, and stormy,” said Ann. “The Women’s Center had just a personal truck to load all the equipment in. Unicity employees came in and just started helping move the machines into her truck—some in dress clothes and heels! The Boys and Girls Club of Utah County came at the same time and first loaded her truck before loading their own—it was such a great sight to see!”

Alpine House is a transitional home for individuals with mental illness. Small groups are encouraged to cook dinners, desserts, play games, and teach art and crafts. Other activities include yard work,outdoor painting, renovation, remodeling, and electrical work. “They were badly in need of computers to teach basic computer skills to their residents and for their administration," said Ann.

“Seeing the smiles on all their faces and knowing that we’ve contributed to them was by far the most rewarding thing I’ve done in a long time,” said Veronica.

How to Prepare Yourself Today to Get the Most from The Convention of the Americas

This winter while you sat by the fireplace, did you notice that as the fire burns down, the embers that fall far from the logs quickly fade and cool? Did you know that if you moved those embers close to the fire they’d heat up and start burning brightly again?

The 2007 Orlando Convention of the Americas works the same way!

Franchise Owners from all over the Americas are brought together to strengthen each other so that everyone is burning brightly at the end of the three days.

Another Strong Executive Joins the Unicity Team

Ron Kraemer has joined Unicity as Vice President of Unicity’s Europe Operations. Ron’s primary responsibilities will be the Marketing and Sales functions in Europe.

Prior to joining Unicity, Ron worked as the Director of Sales for Nikken’s German speaking markets—Germany, Austria and Switzerland.  While at Nikken, Ron was a key member of the team that grew the German speaking business to record levels.

Ron has extensive experience in sales support and development of sales force and business owner training.  In addition to his experience at Nikken, Ron has experience in both the medical and nutritional industries.

“I am very please that Ron is joining our Unicity Europe team.  He has a proven track record and his success at Nikken was exemplary.  I look forward to working with Ron to further develop all of our European markets” said Brent Morrill, Unicity Executive Vice President.

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breakthrough technologies in the field of Preventive and Complimentary Medicine. This company grew to reach thousands globally and has affected medical Practices all over the United States.

Jan is an accomplished speaker and trainer. She has been highly recognized for her successful leadership and business development as a consultant with the Make Life Better Company. Jan serves as co-chairman of the Medical Advisory Board of the Make Life Better Company.

Her passion has always been in the field of Health. Her husband is a family practitioner and maintained a private practice in South Florida for 20 years, in partnership with a group of 5 physicians.

Jan is a member of the Unicity Board of Advisors as well as the Medical Advisory Board.

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Ronnie’s association with Unicity for the last fourteen years has been an extremely rewarding one. She has built an enormously successful franchise on a part time basis. Her success has given her the time freedom to serve on several Boards of charitable organizations, thereby making a difference in today’s world. Ronnie’s goal is simple: to teach audiences about the power of leverage and its relationship to achieving personal and professional success.

Ronnie’s true passion revolves around spending time with her family—her husband Evan, her two sons, Chad and Jake, three bonus children, and three grand children. She loves to cook and entertain and is currently writing a cookbook about the connection between food and family. She is an avid sports enthusiast and enjoys working out, riding bicycles, playing golf, and water sports.

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Burma’s extensive knowledge of Unicity’s products and their specific application helps her to meet every one of her client’s supplementation needs.

Burma is now serving on the Presidential Advisory Board. Burma loves to travel throughout the United States holding training meetings to educate people on the use of supplements. She has also trained with Unicity abroad in the Philippines, Russia, Mexico, and Canada.

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He has served on the Presidential Advisory Board; and as one of Unicity's top income earners, Philip believes in diligently working with "people who mean what they say", matching energy with energy.  

Philip's  interests include racquetball, fishing, cruises, camping and the Boy Scouts of America.

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