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Recrutement : Marketing relationnel / Indépendant.
Science Anti-âge.
CosmétoGénomique.
Description de l'entreprise :
Après 30 ans de recherches, des chercheurs trouvent les gènes responsables du vieillissement.
Cela aboutit à une opportunité d'affaires sans précédent :
chacun, un jour, utilisera des produits issus de cette découverte.
1. Des TENDANCES DE MARCHE très fortes.
Le boom actuel des produits anti-âge permettent de se sentir bien et de se préserver des signes du temps.
Chaque année 200 000 personnes passent entre les mains des Chirurgiens et Médecins esthétique.
2. Une ENTREPRISE bien positionnée, intègre, solide financièrement
et basée sur la Science.
Présente dans 52 pays.
Chiffre d'affaire annuel : 1,5 milliard de dollars.
Cotée à la bourse du New-York avec une notation de 5A1 chez Dun & Bradstreet, le taux le plus élevé en degré de solvabilité. Fiscalement saine et prospère avec plus de $700 millions de capitaux Immobilisés.
150 scientifiques travaillent en partenariats avec l'université de Stanford, et Lifegen technologies, le centre de recherche privée le plus avancé dans le décodage et la compréhension du fonctionnement du génome humain.
Engagée dans l'entreprenariat humanitaire nous avons crée la fondation FFG, et NTC.
Récompensée en 2007: Les American Business Awards(Oscars du monde des affaires) ont attribué à l'initiative NTC® un prestigieux « Stevie Award» pour le meilleur programme de responsabilité sociale d'entreprise.
3. Des PRODUITS NOVATEURS reconnus dans le monde entier.
Nous vendons plus de 200 produits dans deux départements
distincts :
. Les produits soin de la peau
. Les compléments nutritionnels
Nous avons les moyens de mettre au point des technologies exclusives :
En 2005, Oscar de l'innovation pour une technologie qui permet de répondre à la question de savoir
si vos compléments alimentaires sont efficaces ou sont des placébos.
En 2010, Prix de l'innovation pour la mise au point d'un soin cutané, qui repose sur la découverte des gènes responsables du vieillissement.
4. Un PLAN DE RÉTRIBUTION très attrayant et lucratif.
Vous avez deux approches pour gagner votre vie :
1-Vous êtes vendeur
2-Vous êtes réseauteur (Assimilé franchisé, Mandataire de la société).
Vous avez la possibilité d'exercer une approche au choix, ou les 2 en même temps
Vendeur : 43 % de marge + 5 % sur le Ca
Assimilé franchiseur : Développer un réseau de micros franchises : de 9 à 20 % sur le CA + Bonus.
Le partenaire mandataire, construit en quelques années un réseau pérenne de
clients particuliers, professionnels, revendeurs, et développeurs d'affaire, qui lui assure un revenu diversifié et récurrent.
Votre réseau s'apparente à un fonds de commerce.
Il a une valeur patrimoniale, et peut donc être revendu,
ou bien transmis à vos enfants.
5. Le Timing.
C'est le bon moment.
En France, nous sommes en ouverture de marché.
Nous serons à maturité quand on sera 6000 assimilés franchisés.
Actuellement nous sommes 500.
Le pays N°1 en Europe c'est la Norvège (5 millions d'habitants / 1000 Franchisés)
En France : (65 millions d'habitants /500Franchisés
Ai-je le bon profil ?
Pour réussir, il est indispensable de s'intéresser aux produits.
Comme dans toute profession relationnelle et indépendante,
les qualités personnelles restent les plus importantes :
Dynamisme, capacité à s'auto-motiver et à s'engager, qualités humaines,
intégrité, leadership, goût pour apprendre et transmettre
aux autres, persévérance.
Souriant, désir brûlant de réussir.
L'activité est simple, mais pas facile car il faut travailler
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