MARY KAY Cosmetics Ltd.
recently honored its top sales and
recruiting achievers at the com-
pany’s 14th annual seminar,
“World of Dreams,” held Aug.
5-7 in Toronto.

Mary Kay Ash_ personally
recognized Monica Noel, Vivian
Stevens and Thelma Allen, all of
North Vancouver, for their out-
standing sales achievements for
1993, ending June 30.

Noel was one of 59 Canadian
directors awarded a beautiful gold
and diamond ring for achieving a
minimum of $18,000 in net
wholesale purchases.

At the consultant level, Stevens

FASHION
Three local women honored by Mary Kay

and Allen were also awarded a
stunning gold and diamond ring
for this outstanding sales achieve-
ment.

Mary Kay Cosmetics is com-
mitted to providing a business op-
portunity for women in its in-
dependent sales force, and it sup-
ports this mission through con-
tinued education and recognition.
The company's founder and
chairman emeritus, Mary Kay
Ash, feels that ‘‘people should be
praised to success,"’

Mary Kay’s annual seminar ex-
pands this philosophy, giving the
company the opportunity to
recognize and reward its

businesswomen for reaching per-
sonal goals.

Attended by over 2,200 women,
this year’s seminar included gener-
al assemblics with speeches from
Ash, top directors and company
executives. Mary Kay
businesswomen attended career
enhancement classes, previews of
new products and programs and
the gala awards night where to
achievers were presented with
awards in recognition of their
outstanding success.

Mary Kay Cosmetics Ltd. is the
Canadian subsidiary of Mary Kay
Cosmetics Inc. whose head office
in Dallas, Texas is celebrating its

30th anniversary this year.

The company has been named
one of the ‘*Top 100" companies
to work for in both Canada and
the U.S., and has become a
billion-dollar Fortune 500 com-
pany, named in the April 19 issue
of Fortune magazine.

As one of the largest direct
sellers of skin-care products in
North America, the company
manufactures and distributes more
than 200 skin, body and glamor
products through a sales force of
more than 300,000 independent
bea ~~ consultants in 19 countries
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By Freda Krause
Contributing Writer

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