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February 2014

Page 5Introducing Kleeneze’snewest Distributor ofthe Year

Page 14Create your ownKleeneze adventure

Page 18I made over £1,000in my first four weeks

Win tickets toKleeneze’s Lifestyleswithout Limits event

Meet the new starters who are already making their mark

XeniaXenia Poole, Editor in ChiefXenia.Poole@kleeneze.co.uk

Welcome toTeam TalkFebruary 2014

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So, as some of you may know, I had a baby last year and after many years ofwriting about the flexibility of Kleeneze, I suddenly developed a rather hugeappreciation for this aspect of the opportunity. I’m sure many of you parents out there willlaugh heartily when you hear of my naïve belief that she was going to slot into my life ratherthan somehow manipulate me into changing my schedule to fit around hers instead. They’re prettycunning these babies.

They’re also pretty expensive. “All they need is love,” said one of my friendsdreamily when I was pregnant. At the risk of sounding less than maternal, thisfriend was obviously completely deluded. You will need at least two decent-sizedrooms to house the glut of baby paraphernalia that you will undoubtedlyaccumulate plus a crate of Feliway to calm down your now highly-strung cats anda ton of petrol to drive them to sleep when the hours of rocking, tuneful singingand tearful begging doesn’t work (the baby, not the cats).

Of course, there is a serious side to having one of these time-and-money-hoovering little beings. A shocking report by Netmums revealed recently thatone in five mums in the UK is missing meals so her children can eat, while aquarter of families are living on credit cards and 5% have turned to loan sharksto stay afloat.

Childcare costs increasing while tax credits go dismally the other way has put many familiesin a no-win situation. It’s therefore highly unsurprising that those, such as Steph Tompsett who’sfeatured on page 10, have turned to this business.

Also, in this edition of Team Talk, we caught up with our newest Distributor of the Year,Peter and Jackie White. They’ve been walking the talk for over a decade and as a resulthave bagged themselves the highest accolade there is in Kleeneze. Having interviewedmany achievers of this prestigious award over the years, it’s become glaringlyobvious to me what they all have in common. They love what they do.Every single day. Yes, even the bad ones.

They seem to have a passion for this business that leads them to throw in as much effort as humanlypossible and reap these massive rewards. So how is that possible? I’m fairly certain that if you’d askedthem at the beginning what their dream job would be, it wouldn’t involve the word ‘catalogues’. Thenagain, surely an opportunity that helps you reach your life goals (having the perfect home, time tospend with your family anywhere in the world, a retirement that you’ll look forward to or a life free offinancial worry) is something to be passionate about?

To be your own Distributor of the Year, every year, is about walking your talk and doing what you knoware the right things to align with your goals. Putting your all into being your best self each day willinevitably lead to success and to achieving anything you want to.

We’d love to hear about your stories of success. Email us at teamtalk@kleeneze.co.uk and youcould find yourself featuring in the magazine very soon!

Editor’s note

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Period 1 RecognitionCongratulations to all our Network achievers in Period 1!

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News from LisaAll the latest company news from Kleeneze’s NetworkManaging Director, Lisa Burke

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Create your ownKleeneze adventureCongratulations to all our SpringDestination qualifiers! However, the greatKleeneze adventure is just beginning

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I made over £1,000 in myfirst four weeks in Kleeneze!There’s nothing to stop you making great moneyimmediately in this business

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Kleeneze’s up-and-comingDistributorsOur new Distributors are starting as they mean to go on

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I couldn’t let my customersdownHow one Distributor didn’t let an accident stop her from buildingher business

Page 8Sizzle your wayto the sunshineMade it a goal to get to Jamaica?We’ve got just the recipe for you

Page 16Retailing resultsGot the new catalogues in your pack?You may want to after hearing theseimmense results!

Page 12The motivational monthof MayMay just got motivational! We have a very special eventcoming to the Kleeneze stage, so why not join us?

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Introducing Kleeneze’s newestDistributor of the YearIt’s the most coveted award in the business! Team Talk caught upwith the latest winners of the Distributor of the Year award

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The catch-22 ofchildcareParents all over the country arefacing the dilemma of not beingable to afford to return to work.We look at a different option

Firstly, let me congratulate all our qualifiersfor the Kleeneze Spring Destination 2014. It’sset to be an incredible event and all yourpersistency and consistency is certainlygoing to be rewarded.

And that is, in essence, what Kleeneze is really all about– efforts that turn into results. Simply put, the more youput into your business, the greater the rewards. Intraditional jobs, doing more work doesn’t always resultin greater income. In traditional jobs, doing more workcertainly doesn’t result in fantastic five-star trips abroador cars that are yours to keep for life! This business hasunquestionably broken the mould, so do take advantageof it and share it around.

Our new catchphrase ‘Lifestyles without Limits’ isdefinitely one for 2014 and beyond. We hope to help asmany of you as possible create your dream lifestyles byhelping you help others to do the same. It’s not just theincentives that we reward you with, but the unlimitedincome and time flexibility this business gives. A recentsurvey revealed that almost one in ten employees in theUK (2.3 million people) would like to work fewer hours,even if this meant taking home less money each month.Thankfully, Kleeneze can offer both flexible working andgreat incomes.

Already this year, we’re hearing of great success. Thenew catalogues are creating some fantastic retailingincomes and helping many to build strong customerbases. We hope that you’re also enjoying the new Justfor You catalogue. The first edition of this catalogue wasa roaring success, so please let us know your feedbackon this second edition.

There are far too many 30 Day Challenge qualifiers tolist, but congratulations to each and every one of you!It’s fantastic to see our first qualifiers come through for

the 90 Day Challenge too. These are such simpleincentives that can give you a real boost in the earlydays of starting your business, so make sure youencourage your new starters to take advantage of them.

Many of you are committing to qualifying for one or bothof our up-coming Destinations, which is brilliant to hear!Jamaica is going to be simply breathtaking and while Ican’t say too much (if anything!) about our EuropeanAutumn Destination, you know we will do our utmost tomake it another Kleeneze spectacular that you won’twant to miss out on.

Tickets have been flying out for our Lifestyles withoutLimits event in Bolton in May. Building on this theme forthe year, we’ve brought together some fantasticspeakers who will definitely inspire and give you all thetraining and help you need to carry on building yourbusinesses this year. It’s here we’ll also be revealing thewhereabouts of the Autumn Destination, so all veryexciting stuff!

It’s incredible to think we’re only in the second month ofthe year! So much success already. Let’s keep it up andmake 2014 the most successful in Kleeneze history!

Much love,

Lisa x

Newsfrom Lisa

Lisa BurkeNetwork ManagingDirector

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Trophy winnersDistributors ofthe Year 2013Introducing Kleeneze’s

newest Distributor of the Year

There’s a good reason why the Distributor of the Year award depicts a soaring eagle.Introduced for the first time in 1993, it was designed to represent the forward thinking, goalorientated and ambitious attitude of the company’s most successful distributors.

This year it was awarded to two of Kleeneze’s most well-known leaders. Having joinedKleeneze 16 years ago after the couple were made redundant in their 50s, they went on tobuild a hugely successful team, qualifying for countless Destinations in the process andfulfilling some major life goals in the process.

Team Talk caught up with Gold Premier Executive Distributors and our latest Distributors of theYear, Jackie and Peter White to find out to what they account their success.

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Trophy winnersDistributors ofthe Year 2013

You both looked very emotional when yournames were announced for the Distributor of theYear award

We were! We feel that it is the most coveted award inthe business. Everyone always speculates who will getit and when it is you, it kind of gets you - you know,inside. It is so very special and such a wonderfulaccolade for us and the Vision Group.

We’ve actually had this award one and a half timesbefore! [The Distributor of the Year trophy waspreviously awarded at the Summer Conference, until itmoved to the New Year Showcase in 2007 – Ed].Craig [White] has been awarded it twice and Jean andMike [Day] have also won it, which means it’s beenwithin the Vision Group 5 and a half times, which isjust fantastic.

It’s great team work and team spirit and something thateveryone in the team can use to further their businessthis year. We are blown away by it after all these yearsand the recognition for the Vision group is fantastic.I hope it makes all the team proud - they should be,because they do a great job, year in and year out, as wework together to succeed.

Over the past decade, your business has shownsustained growth – what’s your secret?

Kleeneze is such a fantastic business opportunity andhaving belief in the business and in all our futures, alongwith the commitment to succeed has enabled ourleaders all to have a continual flow of new distributors.

We haven’t had much change in our system, as changecan cause confusion. We’ve obviously hadenhancements to embrace online sponsoring forinstance, but we have never changed the fundamentalbasics, which gave us growth in the first place.

I have always believed that ‘out of the quantity comesthe quality’ and when new people begin to perform well,we and our leaders are constantly talent spotting,ensuring new distributors are plugging into ourmeetings, events and training workshops. Over theyears we have built an infrastructure that works and

through that we constantly find new superstars.As success breeds success more people areenthused, begin to believe and the excitement causesa chain reaction

How do you support brand new members inyour team?

The system, which is ingrained in our infrastructure,means a sponsor takes responsibility for giving the newDistributor a business plan, depending on the incomethe new Distributor requires. Then we follow up with atracking and coaching process in the form of contact,care and communication.

We find people skills is something that’s really importantfor new team members, who are beginning to sponsor,to adopt. Part of our care programme is an inductiontraining, followed by plugging them into group BOMmeetings throughout the UK, as our meetings are opento all, and then lots of encouragement from Crosslines.It’s team work. One succeeds, we all succeed.

You consistently have high numbers of teammembers at Destinations. How do you keep peoplemotivated? Do you have any tips when it comes toqualification?

How can anyone not be excited about the wonderfullifestyle offered to all of us for growing our businesses,future, incomes and lifestyles? We have such anamazing business, and to be able to benchmark ourindividual success each year with two annual goals, isamazing foresight from the company. Part of our groupethos is to work hard and play hard. We do we have funtogether, with many activities in the UK, but then towork to qualify for an overseas trip, whilst we increaseour income and future business prospects, is simplyoutstanding. The follow-through, the excitement, theimagination of the good times when we are there is ahuge motivation. I don’t think Peter and I individualmotivate anyone; we can hopefully inspire people tohave their motive for action, and when anyone setsgoals exciting enough the magic happens.

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You were awarded Distributor of the Year in 2004.What sort of changes and improvements have youseen since then?

You know, we have a fantastic business model. I believethe additional recruitment marketing in terms of TVadvertising, a great opportunity video, improved onlineshops and better catalogues priced right, all add to ourcompany overall growth and individual growth. Excitedpeople grow companies - we have the tools! Right nowis the right time to expand massively for everyone.

Throughout the years I have always believed we havethe best business model and the goals for us is in thedevelopment of people. We have seen more Distributorswithin our group hitting million pound sales for the firsttime in 2013 and many more are nearly there. This is agreat benchmark for success, to build a business fromhome to turn over in excess of £1,000,000 - what agreat recruiting tool for the ambitious.

We were taught in 1998 by Tony Judson, PSG is theKey - SED is the place to be, and I am delighted to saywe have since our newest SEDs Richard and ClareChantler and more Distributors striving for that position -that BMW or £25k cash; bring it on!

We have many goals first in the development of people,that is our greatest pride, and our greatest emotion, andthrough that we have personally achieved much: aconstant growing income, dreams turned into reality,great times and an outstanding lifestyle. We havestrived to try build a balanced business in width and wehave always remembered that people don’t join to earnus a living, they have their own agenda, and we willincrease our income with the service we give. A greatman said: ‘Service to many’ and what better service dowe all get from our Head Office leaders, Lisa Burke andMichael Khatkar, as well as the Kleeneze HQ team.

What are you future plans (or vision as ismore appropriate!)?

We love what we do - we have always been peoplepeople. We want to see more Gold Distributorsachieving Bronze within the Vision Group, and fromthere on to SED, where we believe that super secureincome grows and grows to Micky Mouse Money. Wewant to encourage and coach more new SEDs and thento secure their strong SED businesses. This businessnever stops being so exciting and that’s because of thefantastic people in our lives.

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Sizzle your way to the sunshineSo, you’ve made the decision to be on that plane heading off to the five-star Spring Destination that isJamaica come 2015. Aside from putting in the work, what else can you do to ensure you qualify?

We believe that a healthy dash of motivation and rum (medicinal purposes, naturally) could be theanswer! Get your team together for a bit of training and fun with a special Jamaican sizzle.

Sizzling subsistence!Jerk chicken with rice and peas(Serves 6)

Ingredients12 chicken thighs, bone in1 bunch of spring onions, roughly choppedSmall piece of ginger, roughly chopped3 garlic cloves1 tsp salt½ a small onion3 scotch bonnet chillies½ tsp dried thymeJuice of one lime2 tbsp soy sauce2 tbsp vegetable oil3 tbsp brown sugar1 tbsp ground allspice

Jerk chicken with rice an

d peas

Method1. Combine all the ingredients in a food processor (bar

the chicken) and blend to a puree. You’re looking fora thick paste consistency

2. Make a few slashes in the chicken thighs and pourthe marinade all over the meat, rubbing into thecrevices. Cover and leave to marinate overnight inthe fridge

3. Heat your oven to 180°C/gas mark 4. Put the chickenpieces in a roasting tin with a couple of lime halvesand cook for 45 minutes or until cooked through.Alternatively, if you’re in a rare part of the countrywith some dry weather – barbecue them the waythey’re meant to be!

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TrainingTeamwork

Sizzle

“When Jamaica was announced, we gotthe team together for a special sizzle.There were about 40 of us; Sandra madeCaribbean food and we had some rumcocktails too! It was a good opportunityto get everyone together and go throughthe criteria fully, so everyone knewexactly what they needed to do to getthere. Great training and great times!”Doug Roper, Gold Executive Distributor

Rum and coconut treacle tart

Celebrating the launch of Jamaica 2015with the team

Rum and coconut treacle tart(Serves 8)

Ingredients200g shortcrust pastry85g black treacle175g golden syrupGrated zest and juice of one lime4 tbsp of dark rum50g fresh brown breadcrumbs85g sweetened coconut

For the rum cream3 tbsp dark rum285ml carton of double cream3 tbsp icing sugar

Method1. Preheat the oven to 190°C/gas mark 5. Roll the

pastry out to a 5mm thickness. Use to line a 23cmshallow, loose-bottomed flat tin, leaving the pastryhanging over the sides. Prick the base with a forkand chill or freeze for at least half an hour

2. While that’s chilling, mix the treacle, golden syrup,zest, juice and rum. Stir in the breadcrumbs andcoconut.

3. Place the flan tin on a baking sheet and spread thefiling over the pastry base. Place in the oven andafter 15 minutes, turn down to 160°C/gas mark 3and bake for another 15 minutes until the filing is justset

4. Whisk the rum, cream and icing sugar until themixture stands in soft peaks. Transfer to a bowl,cover and chill until needed

5. Cool the tart slightly before trimming the pastryedges. Best served warm with rum cream!

Make life easierFlan tin, Main BookSS14 page 14,code 52744, £9.99Baking Tray, Main BookSS14 page 14,code 51900, £4.99Press and whisk,Main Book SS14 page 9,code 048143,£7.99 (pictured)

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New research from children’s charity, the Daycare Trusthas revealed that the cost of nurseries, childminders andafter-school clubs have all risen by more than 6 percentin the past year – more than double the rate of inflation.“A place at Britain’s costliest nursery this year (£42,000)costs 25 per cent more than a place at a top publicschool such as Charterhouse (£30,574 a year),” statedthe survey.

With childcare costs now outstripping average housingcosts, many parents are struggling to keep afloat withthousands being forced to quit work.

Two years ago, single mother of two, Steph Tompsettwas faced with exactly this dilemma. Having recentlysplit from her partner, the 27-year-old needed to replaceher household income and was determined not tobecome dependent on benefits.

“I was working as a payroll assistant when I had mylittle boy. At the time, my daughter was 15-months-old.I wanted to go back to work full-time, but having lookedinto childcare costs for the two of them, my wagewould have only covered that and the cost of travellingwith next to nothing left at the end of the month.”

Steph turned to Kleeneze. The direct selling companyhas seen a rise in working mothers over the past fiveyears, as parents look for opportunities with moreflexibility than their current job offers.

“It wasn’t only for the income,” admits Steph. “I simplydidn’t want to be working full-time while they were thatyoung. I started doing Kleeneze part-time around them,but as I built my business my income grew and I couldstart to afford part-time childcare – just to give me a bitof a break and allow me to focus on creating a securefuture for my family.”

At the beginning, Steph did Kleeneze for two days aweek. Then, as the children got older, she worked up tothree days and is now working the business full time.

“I don’t know how people manage in a ‘regular’ job,” shesays. “When I started working Kleeneze full-time withKleeneze and the kids were in childcare, they weregetting sick every other week! At least I could carry onworking, but if I’d been in a ‘normal’ job, I’d have to carryon paying the childcare and cancelling work every time.The flexibility of Kleeneze has really helped.”

To have two children in childcare part time costs Stephon average over £650 per month. However, her Kleenezebusiness covers these costs and more.

“The amount of money I earn now thankfully pays forchildcare and everything else we need, but it’s moreabout giving me something too. To spend all of the timewith the kids – and they’re very energetic – Kleeneze isquite a nice break!”

The catch-22of childcareFinding affordable, decent childcare has long been a problem for parents all over thecountry, but as the costs continue to rise and wages remain the same, childcare is nolonger viewed as an everyday necessity, but as a luxury.

Steph Tompsett

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My StoryChildcare costs

“We needed extra money when ourdaughter was a baby. To us, Kleeneze was the only

option as it meant no extra child-minding costs and wecould still see each other rather than pass by whilewe’re going to other jobs. One day, we will leave our

day jobs and totally concentrate on Kleeneze.”Carole Webb, Silver Distributor

“For me, with four children, childcarecosts were definitely a key factor in starting my

own Kleeneze business. I still need the flexibility nowthat Kleeneze offers to allow me to cope with my

15-year-old who has ASD. No employer would havegiven me the time off that I needed.”

Helen Sandland, Silver Executive Distributor

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The motivationalmonth of May

It’s no coincidence that Kleeneze’s top achievers attendall the events; for it’s there you’ll find the motivation,training and tools to move your business forward. InMay, we’re holding an exceptional motivational event –Lifestyles without Limits.

With essential training on leadership, sponsoring andgoal-setting, our new Distributor of the Year JackieWhite will be taking to the stage. We also have Networkleader and Gold Senior Executive Distributor, Neil Youngon the day.

There’s a healthy dose of inspiration too, as we’re joinedon stage by Gold Executive Distributor, Karim Karmali;Platinum Senior Executive Distributor, Gary Watson;Bronze Executive Distributor, Karen Boardman andSenior Distributor, Julie Knight.

Top that off with one of the most motivational launchesof the summer – the reveal of the Autumn Destination –and you have a recipe for an explosive event!

Tickets are limited and are selling out FAST.

Book now on code 04464.Saturday 17 May Doors open 11.00am,event starts 12.00pmThe Premier Suite,The Bolton Whites Hotel,Reebok Stadium,Bolton.

You’ve seen the DVD, read the brochure – now it’s time to create your own lifestylewithout limits! Join us at the Reebok Stadium on Saturday 17 May, where we’ll bebringing Kleeneze’s unique opportunity to the stage.

Reebok Stadium

We have two tickets up for grabs for the motivationalMay event! To be in with a chance of winning, simplyanswer this question:

When does the Autumn Destination criteria close?A) Period 8, 2014B) Period 9, 2014C) Period 10, 2014

Send your answer along with your Distributor accountnumber to teamtalk@kleeneze.co.uk by Friday 28March, using Competition as the subject title. See theDSA for full terms and conditions.

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WIN TICKETS TO KLEENEZE’S LIFESTYLEWITHOUT LIMITS EVENT

Competition!

EventLifestyles without

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Over four nights, our qualifiers will find themselvesonboard a ship that boasts a rollerblading track, ice-skating rink, rock climbing wall, three pools, gym, hairsalon, several hots tubs, sauna, spa, steam room, 12 bars,casino, cinema, 2 dance clubs, library…the list goes onand on! All this is set against the main ship’s ‘RoyalPromenade’, a shopping mall-esque boulevard, packedwith retail stores, bars and cafes.

If this wasn’t enough, don’t forget it is simply theaccommodation! Our qualifiers will be experiencing a trueKleeneze event, taking them through some of the mostpicturesque places in France and Belgium. It will be a trulyunforgettable experience.

However, this is just the start of the adventures this year!There are still two amazing Destinations within yourgrasp. The Autumn Destination 2014 criteria has juststarted, while Destination 2015 is there to be workedtoward throughout the year.

Who will be the first to do ‘The Double’ and qualify forboth of these incredible adventures? To blatantly pilfer theNational Lottery catchphrase – IT COULD BE YOU!!

www.destination2014.co.ukwww.destination2015.co.ukhttp://dsa.kleeneze.co.uk/events/autumn-european-destination-2014

Create your ownKleeneze adventureThe end of Period 1 saw over 60 Distributors qualify for Kleeneze’snext Destination – Adventure of the Seas. Thanks to theirconsistent hard work, these Distributors will be treated to a fullfive-star experience aboard one of the most prestigious cruiseships in the world.

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Destination 2014Adventure of

the SeasCongratulations to all ourSpring Destination qualifiers!SED/Premier QualifiersAbigail ColcloughMike and Jean DayStuart and Gail McKibbinGary and Esther WatsonBob WebbPeter and Jackie WhiteKaren and Neil Young

David Birtwistle and Angela TonkinPaul and Carolyn BlaxallKaren BoardmanAndrew Buxton and Laura KellyMichael and Louise ElliottJerry and Lesley EshelmanEileen FrenchDebbie Gee and David WhiteMark and Heather GordonMatthew Gough and Hailey WatsonJon and Kelly GulliverKaren and Pete HallStuart and Robyn-Lee HeardIan and Rachel HicktonJohn and Ann MayrenTeresa and Finbarr McCarthyJames MoynihanMary MullinsTimothy MurphyChristopher and Stephanie NicholsAndy and Danielle NicollJustin NolanDebra and Oliver PuseyTeresa Reis and Stephen McCormickCraig SkellernMarlene and Robert SomervillePaul and Alison TaylorKevin Walker and Matthew TaylorPatricia WeldonIan and Sally Williams

“I was one of the lucky few who managed to getthe 200 Autumn/Winter catalogues for £5 and Iblanket dropped them all before Christmas. Theyproduced a handful of new customers, but when Idropped the NEW catalogues to two of them, Igot one order for £122 and another for £90. Thesetwo orders included a vacuum cleaner, a donutmaker (Plus Book) and a sewing machine, amongstother items.

The customer who ordered £122 of goods wasthrilled with Kleeneze as she has rheumatoidarthritis and simply can’t shop for household itemsin person. Both customers also paid by card, usingthe fantastically painless phone payment system.

When I started my business just under 3 years ago,these orders simply weren’t possible and neitherwas card payment. Keep on bringing us thesewonderful improvements, Kleeneze.2014 IS my year!”

Pat Green, Silver Distributor

”Wow, what fantastic newcatalogues! The productranges are some of thebest I have ever seen inKleeneze and think thecustomers must be lovingthem too.

In less than 4 weeks ofcollection, over £4800 inorders from only 500books collected from customers.

What ‘s even better is that customers that used tospend £10 now spend double. We have also hadseveral £100 plus orders, one customer ordering over£270 and another £225.

These catalogues really are ‘money makers’!”

Kate Lee and Nicola Spence, Gold Distributors

“Well the new cataloguehas certainly got some ofour customers buzzing.We have 5 individualcustomer drops, onewhich is 86 customerspulled in £767.Another, which includes64 customers,pulled in £324.

Well done Kleeneze ona great book.”

Tony Webb and Denise Bolt, Senior Distributors

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The results are in! The new catalogues are producing better results than ever before. Don’tjust take our word for it. We’re receiving feedback from all around the Network every dayfrom those who are smashing their retailing records. If you’ve got an order or result you’dlike to shout about, let us know at teamtalk@kleeneze.co.uk.

Main Book PackYou can order a pack of50 Main Books on:UK code: 700797ROI code: 700924Price: £22.00 / €26.40

Blanket Drop PackYou can order a pack of50 Blanket Dropcatalogues on:UK code: 700827ROI code: 700894Price: £15.00 / €18.00

Plus Book Issue 5 You can order a pack of50 Plus Books Issue 5 on:UK code: 702153ROI code: 736287Price: £3.00 / €3.60

Just for You catalogueversion 2 You can order a pack of50 Just for You cataloguesversion 2 on:UK code: 736295ROI code: 736309Price: £4.00 / €4.80

RetailingResults & feedback

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When Worcestershire-based John Phillips was made redundant from his job as anelectronics technician in May of last year, he tried in vain to get another job. With ayoung family to support and rapidly diminishing savings, he was beginning to feel thepressure when he stumbled upon an advert for Kleeneze.

My StoryJohn Phillips

I made over £1,000 in my firstfour weeks in Kleeneze!

“I’d actually joined Kleeneze 16 years ago, but had quitafter just 6 weeks,” John told us. “This time around wasdifferent, though. I felt positive and motivated from theoutset. When I’d first joined, I think I was really lackingin belief and knowledge, but above all else, I didn’t havea strong enough reason why.”

16 years on and John’s reasons for putting his all intothe business were strong. With three daughters, aged11, 8 and 4, and Christmas rapidly approaching, hethrew himself into building his business straight away.

“I remembered just how quick it is possible to make aprofit in this business and that the size of the profit wasin direct proportion to the amount of work that is put in.After seeing the Sales Plan, my eyes rapidly focused onthe sight of the 18% target! I could see that a monthlyincome in excess of £1,200 could be achievable from900 catalogues per week and gaining retail sales of over£1,000 per week. I immediately decided that mypersonal target was going to be £1,000 (15%), but Iwould still aim for the higher target of 18% to ensure Iachieved my goal.”

John Phillips

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John wasted no time and as soon as he receivedhis 250 catalogues, set about aiming for a dailytarget of 150 catalogues out per day with pick up thefollowing day.

“By the end of my first 9 days, I was in a routine of dailydrop and pick up, combined with order processing andproduct delivery. It was the end of Period 11, so it hadbeen a great run up to the start of my first full Period andmy mission to achieve a £1,000 income cheque! Bythen, I’d put out 1200 catalogues, retrieved 800 andgained a retail of £450. With a current average of around50 pence gained per catalogue retrieved, it was clearthat I’d need to step up a gear or two in order to stand achance of achieving my goal.

“I increased, just slightly, the catalogues I was puttingout. By the first week of Period 12 and after 10 full daysin Kleeneze, I’d achieved Kleeneze’s 30 Day Challengeand received 250 free catalogue packs. I put out 1100books during week 2 and halfway through the Period, Iwas on schedule for my goal but I couldn’t risk the nexttwo weeks being consistent with the first. I was,however, struggling to keep on top of delivering thevolume of products to my customers and so took a

couple of days out from catalogue dropping in order toget on top of it all. Nevertheless, week 3 saw similarretail of £800 from 900 catalogues dropped and at thestart of week 4, I was in a strong position with another250 packs bought for the final push.”

By the end of his fourth full week, John was feelingconfident that he had achieved his retail target pf£3,400, giving him an income cheque of over £1,000.

“I checked and double-checked my retail figures tomake sure and a few days later I received my chequefor £1,063.66! My initial start-up fee was £60 for 250catalogues, I had bought an extra 600 for £250, received250 for free and spent about £50on fuel for my car. I hadtherefore still ’profited‘ in my first full period of theKleeneze business around £700. This was £700 that Iwouldn’t have received whilst fruitlessly looking for ajob, but instead was an immediate top-up of cash toenable my three daughters and family to have aChristmas that I could be proud of!

“This is just the beginning of my Kleeneze successstory. You see, Kleeneze works if you just plan andmake it work.”

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Kleeneze’s up-and-comingDistributors

Getting off to a flying start -Paul and Adele Davison“I’m a self-employed handyman and the nature of thejob means that work slows down over the holidays.Money was short and with a holiday looming, wereally needed the extra income.

My wife, Adele, is a full-time carer for our 3-year-olddisabled son, so she needed something that fit aroundhis needs, as well as the other two children.

We saw Kleeneze advertised a few times on theInternet and we thought it might not work for us, sowe sat on it for a week or two. Then we decided tojust bite the bullet and give it a go.

Six weeks later, and with a team member sponsored inthe second week, we’ve hit the 18% Bonus level. Withthat extra income, we can now go on our holidayknowing that we’ve worked hard and achievedsomething. We thought in the beginning it might notwork for us – but it did.”

Kleeneze’s first 90 Day Challengeachiever - Josh TolleyI started in Kleeneze basically because I was lookingfor a new career path after my previous one didn’twork out for me. The flexibility and potential that I sawin the Kleeneze opportunity was something that hasreally excited me from the beginning.

Having only been in the business 2-and-a-half months,I’m obviously still very new to it all, and so am still along way off what I am aiming to achieve, but I’mmaking progress towards my goals already.

In my first period my income was £218.33. At the endof my third Period, my income had grown to £337.03. Icurrently have 5 people in my team and so am hopingwith a few more additions over the next period,this will increase significantly again by the end of thenext Period.

Make sure you just follow everything that yoursponsor shows you, because it really does work as itis proving to do with me. Also, don’t let a bad pick upput you off early doors. It’s bound to happen from timeto time. A few months of hard work to develop acustomer base and it becomes much easier.

I am aiming to get on the Autumn European trip andalso the trip to Jamaica. Ambitious goals, butachievable with some hard work!”

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Following the simple system -Mike Slattery and Lisa McPhilbin“We signed up to Kleeneze in September, afteranswering a local newspaper advert. I work for a multi-media company as an advertising sales executive andLisa was working part-time around our three childrenin a delicatessens. As soon as we found out there wasmoney to be made with Kleeneze, Lisa gave up her jobto work the business full time.

We completed our 30 DayChallenge and qualified at 13%in our first Period using themethod of personally presentingthe catalogues. It earned us lotsof lovely free catalogues togenerate more orders with! Wethen went on to maintain 13% in our second period,just missing out on the £2,000 mark for personal sales.

We have found that if you follow the very simplesystem, maintain a business attitude, apply a decentwork ethic and look after your customers, the businesspays you back. We are very excited to embark onteam building now and we know that we aresurrounded by a lot of very successful people thathave already built the same business and have avested interest in our success. That’s so reassuring.”

New startersUp-and coming

Distributors

Sacking the boss - Linda Page“When I was on holiday this summer, I decided that Ididn’t want to spend another 10 years working in anoffice for someone else. I’d heard about Kleeneze acouple of years ago, I’d even been to a presentation,but the time wasn’t right then.

When I returned off holiday, I contacted my sponsor.She came around and by October I was up andrunning. In the first 30 days, I earned the 250 freecatalogues. By Period 12, I’d hit the 10% level and hada cheque for £243.07. I’ve now handed in mynotice and am going to start devoting the time togrowing my business.”

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My StoryWendy Vickers

“I joined Kleeneze five years ago, as I was desperate toget out of my job. At the time, I drove a van for acompany selling sandwiches, drinks, crisps etc. tooffices and shops. In my very first 4 weeks I retailed£1,556, giving me a cheque of £486.00. Two weekslater, I handed in my notice.

“After three years of being in Kleeneze, I decided Iwanted to go Gold. I worked for 28 days solid, blanketdropping 300 catalogues every day I had spare. At theend of the month, I had personally retailed £9,255,giving me a cheque of £3,255. I reached Gold and, totop it all off, I was top retailer of the month.

“In December 2013, I fell down a flight of steps,snapping 3 ribs and puncturing my lung. I was inhospital for two weeks, unable to work until the NewYear. I was still in a lot of pain and discomfort, but Ididn’t want to let my customers down. I now have 650customer base and they needed me. Also I loved thelook of the new catalogues and wanted them out there!

“I went back to work on 7 January and put out all 650books, retailing a massive £5,537. In just one week, mycheque was £1,637! People say January is a quiet time,but this is awesome for just one week of work!

“Kleeneze is so much more than just money. Mybusiness has gone from strength to strength, I alwayslike to see my name on the top retailers list and that’swhat I aim for each month. I work around 6 hours a dayno matter what the weather, I just get out there and geton with what needs to be done. I you want to earnmoney with Kleeneze, you just have to be consistent,stay focused, work hard, and I think it is important tokeep good records. Make goals and put them into actionand you can reap the rewards.”

I couldn’t let my customers downIn December 2013, Gold Distributor and single parent, Wendy Vickers fell down a flightof steps, breaking her ribs and puncturing her lung. After a very short recuperation period,she was back retailing and placing orders totalling over £5,000!

“In just one week, my chequewas £1,637! People say January is aquiet time, but this is awesome for

just one week of work!”

“Kleeneze is so much more thanjust money. My business has gone from

strength to strength, I always like to see myname on the top retailers list and that’s

what I aim for each month.”

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RecognitionPeriod 1

We believe that recognition is essential.We value all the hard work you put into yourbusinesses on a daily basis and, as such, the nextfew pages are dedicated to YOU!

Here are the names of those whose achievements are very much to be shouted about this Period.

In no other business will you find such a recognition and reward scheme! Congratulations to all of youwho achieved your goals in Period 1 and, for our new starters, we hope to see your name on thesepages very soon!

Personal Retail TOP 3 Personal Sales Group TOP 3 New Business Sales TOP 3

1st

2nd

3rd

Susan Coleman &Robert Holdford

Mark Black

Melissa Squires &Ian Slade

£12,342

£8,358

£8,074

1st

2nd

3rd

Stuart &Robyn-Lee Heard

Ian &Sally Williams

Susan Coleman &Robert Holdford

£26,686

£16,288

£14,137

1st

2nd

3rd

Christopher &Stephanie Nichols

Alexandra Tuesley

Debra &Oliver Pusey

£8,597

£5,582

£5,335

Recognition

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RecognitionPeriod 1

Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford £12,342Mark Black £8,358Melissa Squires & Ian Slade £8,074Patrick McKenna £7,143Gary & Pauline Jones £6,888Teresa & Finbarr McCarthy £6,563Lorraine & Mark Collins £6,301Margaret & Ian Foster £6,234Paul Tonkin & Joanne Heeraman £6,029Peter Savidge £5,900Margaret & Alan Morris £5,716Anthony Mervin £5,628Jane & David Mousley £5,613Wendy Vickers £5,537Philip Palmer £5,450David & Lynda Buchan £5,257John Morgan & Gilly Mc Crone £5,159Gavin & Trish Conway £5,013Paul & Gosia Hammond £4,883Adam Fairclough & Jennifer Thornley £4,680Aloys Tata £4,640Martyn Cunningham £4,570Emma Colley £4,379Helen & Andrew Walsh £4,374Kira & Andrew Thomas £4,333Jean Sidhu & Antony Watkins £4,299Mike Victoros £4,269David & Elizabeth Marsden £4,264Alison Beal & Geoffrey Ault £4,173Arthur & Susan Cuthbert £4,166Paul & Pauline Parish £4,159Kenneth & Linda Fisher £4,117Ian & Deborah Wightmore £4,104Chantele & Barry Travis £4,066Emma Parker & Steve Kendrick £4,061Frank Mulrooney £4,033Michael & Ann Jones £3,996Stephen Radford £3,874John & Jenny Caton £3,853Heather & Graham Williams £3,815Sharon & Sean Deegan £3,807Jason Morris £3,778Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec £3,760Brian & Diane Holmwood £3,702Alex & Kathleen Langler £3,684Daisy & Richard Fickling £3,625Marie & Jeremy Simmonds £3,619Janet & Andrew Mitchell £3,579Angela Fitzgerald & Peter Slinger £3,578Paul Meikle £3,574

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Stuart & Robyn-Lee Heard £26,686Ian & Sally Williams £16,288Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford £14,137Marie & Jeremy Simmonds £13,994Mike & Dawn Gough £13,989Ann & John Coe £12,550Janet & Andrew Mitchell £12,176Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson £11,902Graham & Lorna Carter £11,708Christine & Adrian Wright £11,092Joseph & Julie Brame £11,069John Shearer £11,065Doug & Sandra Roper £10,810Stephen Wilson & Marie Bell £10,582Richard & Clare Chantler £10,544Andrew & Sue Boswell £10,430Bob & Diane Goulding £10,371Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent £10,334Alice Lloyd £10,334Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec £9,953Alex & Kathleen Langler £9,827Eileen French £9,626John & Jenny Caton £9,575Gail & Darren Drew £9,276Peter Savidge £9,262Norman & Joanne Grundy £9,208Gary & Pauline Jones £9,185Teresa & Finbarr McCarthy £9,169Melissa Squires & Ian Slade £9,105Adam & Coleen Humphrey £9,054Mark Black £9,028Ted & Rose Farrar £8,838Hazel & John Noble Stephen £8,698Nigel Le Long £8,679Sharon & Andrew Bird £8,540Christopher Pagett & Rachel Parker £8,309David Wilson & Julie Knight £8,260Paul & Gosia Hammond £8,199Craig White £8,087Chantele & Barry Travis £8,027Michele & Brian Hewitt £8,016Heather & Alan Brown £7,912Susan & David Darton £7,843Diane & Geoff Owen £7,840Denise & Stephen Neal £7,626Richard Houseago & Vanadis Fox £7,619Samantha Rushton & Dean Worrall £7,605Jerry & Lesley Eshelman £7,598Katrina & Ian Hawker £7,487Angela Fitzgerald & Peter Slinger £7,436

This figure will not include break-away Gold Distributors ornon-qualifying Gold Distributors (includes all adjustments).

This figure includes all new initiations plus theirsales from Period 12-1

Personal Retail Personal Sales Group New Business Sales

Distributor Name SalesNo. Distributor Name Sales Distributor Name Sales

Christopher & Stephanie Nichols £8,597Alexandra Tuesley £5,582Debra & Oliver Pusey £5,335Stuart & Robyn-Lee Heard £5,276Jerry & Lesley Eshelman £5,266Doug & Sandra Roper £4,978Jane & John Dunkerley £4,939Justin Nolan £4,670Claire & Peter Rea £4,109Ian & Sally Williams £3,637Teresa Reis & Stephen McCormick £3,338Andrew Ridley & Louise Lee £3,301Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly £3,272Ian & Rachel Hickton £3,198Karim Karmali £3,065Jeannine Pitts £2,986Helen & Andrew Walsh £2,962Eileen French £2,882Christopher Pagett & Rachel Parker £2,880Richard & Clare Chantler £2,830Christine & Adrian Wright £2,822Paul Tawn & Clare Bason £2,758Mark & Heather Gordon £2,669Andy & Claire Stephenson £2,652Nigel Le Long £2,644Kevin Walker & Matthew Taylor £2,622Wayne Torrie £2,613Alf & Carol Bell £2,609Paul & Alison Taylor £2,560Graham & Lorna Carter £2,551Jennifer & Martin Amos £2,530Kevin Davies & Deborah Parker £2,509Darren Bradbury & Charlotte Brennan £2,495Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson £2,474Mike & Dawn Gough £2,459John Croft £2,434Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent £2,343Patricia Weldon £2,304Lee Roberts & Maryann Barros £2,256Andrew Fountaine & Susan Nokes £2,190Sarah & Timothy Philp £2,182Kevin Rider & Caroline Gledhill £2,163Sarah Smith & Wesley Stewart £2,140Sharon & Andrew Bird £2,126Ronald Bane & Mandy Houseago £2,100Debbie Gee & David White £2,089Malcolm & Jennifer Warden £2,076Andy & Danielle Nicoll £2,073Tony Gough £2,063Andrew & Sue Boswell £1,978

Top 50 Period 1

VP Volume ProfitFirst-time qualifiers in Period 1.

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VP - 10%Anna NordahlBethan BuckleyBilly VernonBruce Woodhouse & Emma ClementsCarol McgeeverDavid BurnDerek Penhallow & Eveline PenhallowDumitru IlieEkaterina KonevaEmma WhiteGemma Armstrong & Russell ArmstrongJanine Johnstone & Duncan JohnstoneJessica Dutton & Paul WarringtonJoanna Protasiuk & Tomasz NiesciorJustina Eghosa-AimufuaKaren Fisher & Garry FisherKeith Martin-Roxburgh & ShirleyannMartin-RoxburghKim BroughtonKimberley OlearyKyle WaiteLaura PlummerLeslie Dean & Mark HannahLinda LawrenceLisa SandsLorraine Cousins

Luke RichardsNathan SimonsPaul NicholsPaula JonesSam HollowaySamantha BaskervilleSarah HiscockScott HodgkissStephen FrancisSteve BrooksSyeda RehmanTereana CourtneyVicki Paterson

VP - 13%Craig CarnegieIan PerryJosh TolleyJudith Thomson & David ThomsonMary GoughRachel A`barrowRaymond McgeochRobert Williams & Haylea WilliamsSamantha BevanTrisha Granger & Mark Granger

VP - 15%Lisa Crouch & Stuart Cox

TEN ACTIVE WIDE - PERIOD 1STUART & ROBYN-LEE HEARDIAN & SALLY WILLIAMSDEBRA & OLIVER PUSEYANDREW & SUE BOSWELLMIKE & DAWN GOUGHJOHN & CRAIG HAWKESPETER & JACKIE WHITEKAREN & NEIL YOUNG* First time

500TOPTH

E Bulk Sales

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No. Distributor Name Sales

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No. Distributor Name Sales

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No. Distributor Name Sales

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Jennifer Amos & Martin Amos 24,440Andrew Ridley & Louise Lee 23,782Martin Gardner & Allison Butterworth 23,667Mary Hawkes & Edward Hawkes 23,580Christopher Brown & Louise Brown 23,263Belinda Clarke & Peter Clarke 23,227Irene Wilson & Helen Wilson 22,362Gary Cooper & Jackie Norris 21,821Derrick Longwright & Maria Longwright 21,183Kevin Rider & Caroline Gledhill 21,174James Curtis 20,892Lindsay Gonsalves & Daniel Young 20,687Christine Wright & Adrian Wright 20,528Dave Horton & Susie Horton 19,799Sue Bains & Jas Bains 19,416John Webb & Kathryn Price 19,257Eamon Lynch & Marie Ryan 19,254Mark Law 19,207Debbie Gee & David White 18,863Karen Flitton & Peter Flitton 18,376Sakuntla Kalyan & Richard Lovesey 17,970Amanda Holland & Andrew Holland 17,941Joseph Brame & Julie Brame 17,313Tony Fasulo & Julie White-Fasulo 17,013Peter Wellock & Myrna Wellock 16,972Lesley Burroughs 16,896David Birtwistle & Angela Tonkin 16,878Alison Ogden & Michael Ogden 16,720David Byatt & Janet Smith 16,637Roger Green & Barbara Green 16,625Jackie Bower & Stuart Bower 16,482Peter Dutton & Sheryl Dutton 16,405Helen Walsh & Andrew Walsh 16,124David Wilson & Julie Knight 15,858Nuala Mcdonald & Clodagh Mcdonald 15,833Adam Swire & Deborah Heron 15,810Jay Singh 15,650Michael Allsop & Jennifer Allsop 15,541John English & Wendy English 15,438Norman Grundy & Joanne Grundy 15,378Gabrielle Broadstock & Paul Broadstock 15,354Christine Foster & Jim Foster 15,342John Gilham & Wendy Nimmo 14,676Denise Neal & Stephen Neal 14,578Kerry Stonall & Paul Stonall 14,297Diane Owen & Geoff Owen 13,941Ivan Darch 13,641Karim Karmali 13,549Harold Fulton & Minnie Fulton 13,547Graham Carter & Lorna Carter 13,178Caroline Thompson & Philip Thompson 13,088Linda Stanley & Ian Stanley 13,076Michael Laydon & Sandra Laydon 12,967Alan Meldrum 12,779Christopher Reay & Lesley Coan 12,741Maria Kowalkowski & Lee Kowalkowski 12,735Barbara Ann Peachey & Alan John Peachey 12,472Melanie Wilson & Andrew Wilson 12,221Bob Goulding & Diane Goulding 12,125Ian Clarke & Agnieszka Clarke 11,998Steve Johnson & Rosemary Rowntree 11,843Heather Brown & Alan Brown 11,788Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford 11,753Jillian Griffiths & Peter Griffiths 11,661Marie Simmonds & Jeremy Simmonds 11,647Arthur Cuthbert & Susan Cuthbert 11,609Stephen Gilbert & Rebecca Gilbert 11,551

Alexandra Tuesley 11,448Ann Coe & John Coe 11,432John Halsall & Janice Halsall 11,427Stephen Clark 11,268Seph Oconnell 11,179John Morgan & Gilly Mc Crone 11,178Debra Pusey & Oliver Pusey 11,177John Caton & Jenny Caton 11,159Janet Mitchell & Andrew Mitchell 11,150Teresa Divers & Bryony Hayward 11,051Laurence Wiseman & Rosemary Wiseman 10,978Steven Harding & Narissa Mather 10,934Ram Singh & Joginder Singh 10,916Andrew Meldrum & Ann Meldrum 10,834Omran Zaman 10,768Karen Marriott & Kevin Marriott 10,664John Beesley & Karina Beesley 10,604Mark Wildman & Sarah Wildman 10,581Timothy Pace & Tina Pace 10,581Kenneth Rooney 10,403Georgina Gale & Phil Gale 10,376Conor Treanor & Linda Treanor 10,340Martin Webb & Toni Yates 10,248Jaqueline Mullings & Steven Mee 10,080Nicola Neville & Jerome Neville 10,015Karen Boardman 10,007John Clease & Kath Clease 9,986Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson 9,918Elaine Spafford & Martin Spafford 9,870Linda Gower 9,822Gail Drew & Darren Drew 9,808Julie Baker & Shane Edward Baker 9,786Eamonn Roe & Anne Roe 9,714Rhian Jones & E Anthony Jones 9,674Kenny Liggett 9,637Richard Fallowfield & Ranti Fallowfield 9,503Lorraine Balcombe & Ian Balcombe 9,452Christopher Conroy 9,452Steve Chambers & Cathy Chambers 9,407Alan Larner & Rebekah Larner 9,381Louise Lewis & Paul Lewis 9,286Kira Thomas & Andrew Thomas 9,249John Shearer 9,221Robert Annan & Rosemary Annan 9,183Craig Lomas & Linda Lomas 9,130Paul Meikle 9,117Maria Treanor & Shane Treanor 9,035Graham Long & Georgina Long 9,033Stephen Wilson & Marie Bell 8,975Martyn Cunningham 8,970Nick Sassanelli & Grace Sassanelli 8,937Laura Mcloughlin & George Kerr 8,919Tim Sandom 8,811Paul Blaxall & Carolyn Blaxall 8,634Amy Warrington 8,628Denys Harris & Laura Harris 8,624Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent 8,612Alice Lloyd 8,612Gareth Daw 8,579Barbara Margaret Webb 8,464Andrew De Caso & Vicky De Caso 8,386Vivienne Washington 8,386Ted Farrar & Rose Farrar 8,351Neil Maclean & Susan Maclean 8,328Jim Dale & Claire Dale 8,314Paul Melville & Victoria Schofield 8,310Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec 8,295

Daisy Fickling & Richard Fickling 8,208Brian Mooney & Sharon Treanor 8,203Alex Langler & Kathleen Langler 8,189Ian Parker & Carol Parker 8,182Jodi Lamb & Adam Osborne 8,160Eileen French 8,022Roger Coupe & Gillian Coupe 7,933Sandra Ellis 7,932Clare Haines 7,931Peter Savidge 7,719David Luke & Elaine Luke 7,716Mira Herman & Natalie Lofthouse 7,681Stuart Hill 7,662Charlie Whitton & Gillian Whitton 7,660Gary Jones & Pauline Jones 7,654Teresa Mccarthy & Finbarr Mccarthy 7,641Michael Prior 7,618Melissa Squires & Ian Slade 7,587Gareth Tucker & Lynette Tucker 7,587Adam Humphrey & Coleen Humphrey 7,545Georgina Goodger & Will Goodger 7,528Sheila Fowler & Nigel Fowler 7,528Mark Black 7,523Paul Flintoft 7,476Lyn Davies & Tony Davies 7,431Stephen Blay & Elaine Blay 7,338Robert Clifton 7,309Nigel Le Long 7,233Gloria Davies & Clive Davies 7,226John Smith 7,179Colin Turnbull & Sarby Turnbull 7,027Sarah Philp & Timothy Philp 7,022Patricia Eckford & Triona Eckford 7,002Narendra Kalon & Kashmir Kalon 6,973Caroline Harvey & Simon Harvey 6,966Clive Currier & Bev Currier 6,965Christopher Pagett & Rachel Parker 6,924Seamus Houghton & Clare Houghton 6,861Iain Swanston & Jackie Swanston 6,852Paul Hammond & Gosia Hammond 6,832Vincent Tsoi & Lorraine Tsoi 6,819Paul Tonkin & Joanne Heeraman 6,777Patrick Loftus & Helen Loftus 6,706Michele Hewitt & Brian Hewitt 6,670Brian Holmwood & Diane Holmwood 6,660Carole Sunter & James Sunter 6,566Daniel Marshall & Michelle Marshall 6,543Gerard Tucker-Mawr & Claire Tucker-Mawr 6,508Kimberley Sunter 6,429Keith Tomlinson 6,420David Pope 6,397Norah Bohan 6,384Mark Williamson & Lisa Hughes 6,382Colin Sadler 6,352Samantha Rushton & Dean Worrall 6,337Jerry Eshelman & Lesley Eshelman 6,332Julie Martin & Anthony Martin 6,272Gill Evans & Tim Evans 6,268Katrina Hawker & Ian Hawker 6,239Kim Atherton 6,231Angela Fitzgerald & Peter Slinger 6,197Jane Mousley & David Mousley 6,171Catherine White & Geoffrey White 6,169Darren Simmons & Christina Simmons 6,145Christine Richards & Geoffrey Richards 6,140David Gerry & Jenny Gerry 6,133Geoff Taylor & Alison Moore 6,107

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RecognitionPeriod 1

No. Distributor Name Sales

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No. Distributor Name Sales

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No. Distributor Name Sales

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Diana Schuch 6,073David Potter 6,071Luisa Byrom & Andy Newton 6,068Janet Bowen & Roger Bowen 6,019Pamela Kent 5,983Mark Jones & Amanda Wilson 5,977Lucinda Bennett & Nigel Manning 5,965David Rhodes & Christine Rhodes 5,964Patrick Mckenna 5,953Gareth Duffy & Gil Duffy 5,943Lesley Whittington & Gordon Whittington 5,933Tavis Taylor 5,912Fay Roe & Andrew Roe 5,865Gavin Conway & Trish Conway 5,841Christopher Marshall & Lynne Marshall 5,827Pamela Jarvis 5,823Michael Wallace & Janet Wallace 5,822Jude Joyce & Steve Joyce 5,810Sharon Bullock & David Taylor 5,797Antony Webb & Denise Bolt 5,769Amelia Mchard 5,743Sue Phoenix 5,743Annette Bradley 5,739Marion Homer & Anthony Homer 5,738Bev Townsend & Dave Townsend 5,738Philip Palmer 5,715Coleen Batchelor & Stephen Batchelor 5,687Kevin Davies & Deborah Parker 5,682Ian Pilkington & Pauline Pilkington 5,676Kate Lee & Nicola Spence 5,675Carlo Hrynkiewicz & Cherry Hrynkiewicz 5,655Louise Puttick 5,606Stephen Shepherd & Laine Shepherd 5,604Karen Hall & Pete Hall 5,591Lorraine Collins & Mark Collins 5,569Jen Luke & Garry Luke 5,533Mikaela Brown 5,533Gordon Davidson & Patrick Davidson 5,531Shaun Allsopp & Susan Allsopp 5,464Sharon Agnew & Steve Agnew 5,443Ian Hickton & Rachel Hickton 5,433Bill Caddy 5,433Stacy Beck & Jonathan Beck 5,414Adam Fairclough & Jennifer Thornley 5,409Jane Connor & Andrew Connor 5,398John Clements & Sophia Clements 5,397Steven Clements 5,397Tony Brown & Julie Brown 5,397Peter Neesham 5,382Richard Sherratt & Shanade Sherratt 5,381Ryk Downes & Beverly Downes 5,373Marlene Somerville & Robert Somerville 5,365Emma Colley 5,301Mark Tingley 5,290Leanne Cripps & Matthew Cripps 5,280Kerry Edees 5,270Alex Dewar 5,267Ian Saville 5,262Timothy Mawby & Elaine Mawby 5,251Joyce Holden & James Holden 5,228Mike Victoros 5,196Margaret Foster & Ian Foster 5,195Timothy Murphy 5,177Andrew Fountaine & Susan Nokes 5,174Sara Smith & Steven Smith 5,143Gerard Coste 5,132Jasper Brawn & Helen Brawn 5,119

Christine Lappin 5,100Allan Ledwidge 5,097Jason Morris 5,083Sarah Messer & David Messer 5,068Anthony Mervin 5,057Terry Hayden 5,008Linda Smith 5,002Chaitali Nath & Ajit Nath 5,000Raymond Powell & Caroline Powell 4,992Angela Wallace & William Lawson 4,967William Stevenson & Sharon Stevenson 4,960Margaret Drayton & Michael Drayton 4,955Graham James & Christine James 4,955Justin Rowe & Tracy Bell 4,911Daniel Booth & Amy Bennett 4,847Michael Ankin & Shirley Ankin 4,835Justine Giergiel & Steve Giergiel 4,830Douglas Hack & Theresa Hack 4,793Peter Rowland & Anne Rowland 4,793Robert Dolan & Jacqueline Dolan 4,786Shorne Hodds & Judith Hodds 4,768Margaret Morris & Alan Morris 4,763Amanda Ten Bruggencate & Leo Ten Bruggencate 4,750Terry Hodge & Jane Hodge 4,725Wendy Vickers 4,719Peter Abrahams & Angela Abrahams 4,650Keri Watters & Mark Watters 4,621Jean Sidhu & Antony Watkins 4,606Isobel Orr & James Orr 4,605Andrae Lyth 4,577Nichola Walmsley & David Walmsley 4,573Lee Jones 4,561Zoe Climpson & Will Joseph 4,525Gerry Moriarty & Melina Moriarty 4,525Martin Campbell 4,511Joelle Curd 4,510Antony Gunn & Aileen Gunn 4,495Debs Kibbler & John Kibbler 4,462Sheelagh Humphries & Paul Humphries 4,459Barry Mitchell & Nina Mitchell 4,447Shirley Pere & John Barnes 4,416Mary Hession & Geraldine Twamley 4,412Douglas Hamilton & Kirsteen Hamilton 4,411Christina Cann & Rob Cann 4,406Mark Irons 4,397James Moynihan 4,392David Buchan & Lynda Buchan 4,381Veronica Nixon 4,378Lynda Platts & Pauline Bell 4,371Stephen Milne & Joyce Milne 4,366Joseph Odonnell 4,358John Parker & Christine Parker 4,346Matthew Williams & Katie Williams 4,337Robert Young & Clare Mears 4,330John Patterson & Pauline Gray 4,312Gavin Thomson 4,311Kevin Sands 4,310Anthony Peacham & Susan Peacham 4,309Kathleen Carolan & Dominic Carolan 4,306Greig Sampson & Ruth Sampson 4,295Dean Rothwell & Rachel Rothwell 4,281Barry Bradbury & Cecilia Bradbury 4,261Brian Hobbs & Deborah Hobbs 4,254Diana Babbage & Joanna Turner 4,249Judit Ugrin & Gary Newton 4,239Katie Johnson & Mark Johnson 4,238Anna Padfield & Nicholas Padfield 4,237

Veronica Martinucci & Steven Martinucci 4,227Henry Crosby & Diana Crosby 4,212Alan Duke & Beth Sage 4,208Barbara Russell & John Russell 4,208Vikki Titterrell & Bernie Titterrell 4,175Clive Lennard & Pamela Lennard 4,172Sara Eyres & Christopher Burras 4,166Punit Vyas 4,153Albert Berry & Caroline Berry 4,144Anthony Devoy 4,141Kevin Howe & Leah Howe 4,141Carole Morrison 4,141Christopher Young & Helena Edwards 4,140Tammy Mullins & Simon Lanning 4,132Rita Burleigh & Anthony Niven 4,131Andrew Titmuss & Deborah Titmuss 4,128Wendy Fielding 4,120Rosemary Day & Christopher Day 4,091Teresa Reis & Stephen Mccormick 4,088Jon Read 4,083Joanne Bleach & Vince Bleach 4,025Alan Bennett & Anne-Marie Bennett 4,020Seamus Gallagher 4,019Peter Rowe & Joyce Rowe 4,014Pierce Hartley & Janet Hartley 3,996Richard Roberts 3,985Sarah Hall & Lloyd Hall 3,946Paul Wilson & Helen Wilson 3,943Jerome Hadley 3,943Rebecca Smith & David Smith 3,933Paula Beckitt & Kevin Beckitt 3,919Samwise Garrard 3,912Peter Creed & Cheryl Creed 3,906Morna Campbell & Donna Mcloone 3,902Laura Church & John Church 3,895Ian Wightmore & Deborah Wightmore 3,884Aloys Tata 3,867Jim Smith & Vicky Smith 3,837Susan Walton 3,809Richard Peuleve & Helen Peuleve 3,770Ian Russell 3,762Nigel West & Wipharat West 3,733Joanne Powell 3,730Stuart Richards & Susan Munandu 3,720Sharon Allsop & David Allsop 3,720Steven Bond 3,699Tom Forbes & Kathryn Forbes 3,683Deborah Weaver & Sherralyn King 3,665Michaela Williams 3,664Lee Henshaw & Fiona Henshaw 3,638Mary Mullins 3,627Mark Gordon & Heather Gordon 3,626Kevin Walker & Matthew Taylor 3,607Martyn Regan 3,605Christopher Smith & Sarah Smith 3,598Paul Wilkinson & Gill Wilkinson 3,584Doreen Malaprade 3,581Lee Roberts & Maryann Barros 3,576Angela Wood & Michael Wood 3,573David Matthews & Deborah Matthews 3,572Louise Curtis & Timothy Curtis 3,565Sharon Deegan & Sean Deegan 3,562David Marsden & Elizabeth Marsden 3,553Alexander Sandland 3,548Donna Clease & Mike Lewis 3,548

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Nasko Ratchev 894,636Lynn Macdonald 894,218John Gavin Scott & Bonnie Arapes 886,556Freda Fenn & Heather Summers 651,163Margaret Moore & Carren Arscott 649,184Muriel Judson & Tony Judson 628,518Gillian Nicholson 556,185Peter White & Jackie White 516,324Glyn Hobden & Elizabeth Hobden 473,034Allan Moffat & Billie-Dee Moffat 467,961Chris Mason-Paull & Wendy Mason-Paull 450,194Bob Webb 399,815Rob Forster & Ray Aziz 393,641John Hawkes & Craig Hawkes 224,820Gordon Seldon & Judy Seldon 199,548Craig White 190,231Margaret Japp & Roy Japp 178,163Stephen Bourne & Anne Binks 173,771Sue Marshall & Bob Dalton 162,024Gary Watson & Esther Watson 155,340Michael Day & Jean Day 146,427Mike Bibby & Amanda Bibby 139,951John Sharp & Steven Sharp 134,633Hazel Stephen & John Noble Stephen 129,692Judy Jodrell 103,453Philip Warrington & Jean Warrington 90,865Sylvia Hood & Jack Hood 90,153Geoff Webb & Fiona Webb 86,941Helen Lambert & Richard Woods 84,050John Donaldson & Anne Donaldson 81,536Robert Higgins & Mary Higgins 79,953John Prosser & Christine Prosser 77,508Robert Gibbons 76,780Stuart Heard & Robyn-Lee Heard 72,149Claire Rea & Peter Rea 71,894Andy Cooper & Janine Cooper 70,386Melvyn Mortimer & Lucy Mortimer 69,502Michael John Pirie & Susan Pirie 69,256Andy Stephenson & Claire Stephenson 68,171Malcolm Ashmore 66,043Adele De Caso & Jaime De Caso 66,043Karen Young & Neil Young 64,531Alf Bell & Carol Bell 58,943Sheila Smith 58,089Chris Norton & Julia Norton 57,024Susan Darton & David Darton 54,487David Pemberton-Smith & Anne Pemberton-Smith 54,376Andrew Boswell & Sue Boswell 52,801Stephen Smith & Dennis Chamberlain 52,726John Mckie & Sarah Mckie 50,246

Richard Chantler & Clare Chantler 49,615Doug Roper & Sandra Roper 48,908Sue Burras & Geoffrey Burras 48,442Raymond Turnbull & Miriam Turnbull 48,434Caroline Cox & Craig Cox 47,951Gaynor Morgan 47,497Trevor Mitchell 44,728Deborah Dewar & Allan Dewar 43,642Glenn Royston & Caroline Royston 43,469Jane Dunkerley & John Dunkerley 43,452Mike Gough & Dawn Gough 43,444Michelle Kennedy 42,258Helen Allgood & Paul Allgood 40,546Anthony Greeves 39,679Abigail Colclough 39,614Carole Morris & Benny Morris 39,546Sue Ferguson & Steve Ferguson 39,527Heather Oneil & James Oneil 37,892Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly 37,087Martin Bell & Caroline Roberts 36,186Carol Simpson & Douglas Clark 33,892Marcell Treanor & Joanne Treanor 32,339Angela Campbell & Norman Campbell 32,339Rosina Pocock 31,648David Bibby & Rosie Bibby 31,566Sharon Bird & Andrew Bird 31,446Stuart Mckibbin & Gail Mckibbin 30,907Clare Whitelock & Martin Whitelock 30,900Sunil Popat 30,135Paul Tawn & Clare Bason 30,135Stanley Stewart & Roy Stewart 29,831Julie Collier & Peter Richards 29,756Stephen Nell & Debra Nell 29,726Keith Robertson & Robert Robertson 29,304David Branch & Samantha Branch 28,654Tracy Sheehan & David Sheehan 28,462Lauren Jackson & Peter Jackson 28,271Andrew Walkinshaw & Carolyn Walkinshaw 28,107Antonio Briffa & Katharine Briffa 27,844Ron Speirs & Judy Speirs 27,820Robert Grinev-Branch & Marianna Grinev-Branch 27,212Stephani Neville & Bill Neville 26,865Jill Corlett 26,692Ian Williams & Sally Williams 26,266Chantele Travis & Barry Travis 25,980Steve Roper & Debbie Roper 25,694Keith Sandland & Helen Sandland 25,579Sylvia Laing & Ramon Laing 25,308Brian Harwood & Debbie Hargreaves 25,180Richard Houseago & Vanadis Fox 24,919

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