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What is Nu Skin?

Three Ways Nu Skin's Opportunity is Unmatched

INSIGHTS FROM DAN CHARD – PRESIDENT, GLOBAL SALES & OPERATIONS

This is truly the best time ever to be a member of the Nu Skin team. It is exciting for me to see the success the company is enjoying around the world. With the incredible global launch of ageLOC, we stand at the forefront of the anti-aging industry, which is expected to grow 76 percent in the United States, 73 percent in Japan and 82 percent in the Asia Pacific region by 2015.

Much of the success Nu Skin has enjoyed can be attributed to its impressive business opportunity. I’d like to briefly share with you three ways our opportunity is simply unparalleled.

REASON #1: NU SKIN IS A COMPANY YOU CAN TRUST

When working as a Nu Skin distributor, you can enjoy the confidence of having a strong, honest and respected company standing behind you. For example, since 1996, the company has achieved the status required for being listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Nu Skin also consistently receives a Dun & Bradstreet 5A-1 rating (the highest rating assigned to a company), and we are the only direct selling company to have earned multiple International Stevie awards.

Recently, Forbes.com listed Nu Skin among the “100 most trustworthy companies” in America. After screening more than 8,000 companies, Forbes’ independent analytics company ranked Nu Skin in the top five of all mid-cap companies and one of the “most transparent and trustworthy businesses that trade on American exchanges.” Nu Skin was the only company from our industry to make the list.

It’s great to see independent sources confirming what we’ve always known: Nu Skin is a company you can trust.

REASON #2: NU SKIN IS A LEADER IN DISTRIBUTOR COMPENSATION

Nu Skin has always prided itself in generating as much income for its distributors as possible. In fact, since its founding, Nu Skin has paid its distributors more than $7 billion in commissions. Recently, the company launched the revolutionary Wealth Maximizer compensation plan to ensure that distributors earn maximum rewards at every level of leadership.

With billions of dollars paid in commissions and 667 career million-dollar earners created to date, we have established ourselves as an industry leader in distributor compensation.

REASON #3: NU SKIN IS A LEADER IN INNOVATION

What we do better than anyone else in the world is innovate in order to continually renew the vibrancy of our business opportunity. As I mentioned above, Nu Skin created an innovative sales compensation plan called the Wealth Maximizer which is now implemented in each one of our 48 global markets.

Nu Skin has also distinguished itself as a leader in product innovation. Nowhere is this more evident than in the recent launch of ageLOC product line. The groundbreaking research leading up to these incredibly popular products has already led to 14 patents and pending patents with more to come in the future. Through ageLOC, Nu Skin has the technology, the tools, and the expertise to continue to innovate and become the industry leader in anti aging.

Thank you for being part of the Nu Skin family and for making this business the most incredible business in the world. It is an honor to join with you in this effort.

The direct-selling business – which began as a small movement in India when Eureka Forbes initiated direct sellers (white-collared doorknockers) to push the sales of its vacuum cleaners in the early 1980s – has become an entrepreneurial revolution poised to cross the `10,000-crore-mark (over $2 billion) by 2014-15. The growth prospects of this globally acknowledged multi-billion-dollar business that has paved the way for hundreds of thousands of Indians to create self-employment opportunities.

While the history of direct selling in India dates back to the 1980s, the industry officially came into being in 1995 following the opening of the economic windows. The concept evolved along with economic development and growing consumerism. “Most of what had happened in direct selling has been happening in the nature of diversion from the existing sales channels. Economic liberalisation opened the doors for direct selling to flourish in India,” according to Debroy.

At present, direct selling is one of the fastest growing channels of distribution, which ‘give millions with limited means a legitimate tool to earn a decent living and develop marketing and management skills.’ The industry has also made significant contribution towards the country’s socio-economic development, including economic growth, education, health, women empowerment, etc.

 India has seen a large influx of direct selling companies lately. Business enquiries from direct selling majors wanting to set up or expand operations into India are at an all-time high.

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According to estimates, some 91.5 million entrepreneurial-minded direct sellers managed to achieve $153.7 billion in sales in 2011. While the US-led global retail direct sales stood at $29.8 billion, Japan ranked the second at $23.8 billion. The Indian direct-selling business was estimated at Rs 6,300 crore ($1,149 million), and accounted for 35.8% of non-store retail sales, 4.41% of organised retail sales, and 0.07% of GDP in 2010-11. The number of direct sellers is estimated to have crossed 4 million during the period.