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focusA N A C T I V E L I F E S T Y L E M A G A Z I N E

MAY JUNE 2008

10 Tips for Leading your Team

TO SUCCESS (SEE PAGE 08)

SPONSORS: Go from So-So,

TO SUPERB! (SEE PAGE 06)

STARTING FROM SCRATCH

in a New City (SEE PAGE 14)

Markingthe Remarkable.

2008 ANNUAL EVENT IN ATLANTIC CITY:For Qualifying Details, Visit your Online Business Center

ne Dreamer.

ne Realist.OO

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John FrederickEastern U.S.

Regional Director

Dr. Jimmy GutmanImmunotec’s Resident

Medical Expert

PaceS E T T H E

There has never been a better time

to expand your Immunotec business.

Whatever your Immunotec goals,

this popular day of training can help

turn those goals into reality.

Join Regional Sales Directors

and local leaders for a full day

of success training. We will share

the simple Immunotec system

and explore strategies that will

help you develop your business

faster than ever before!

UPCOMING DATEMay 31: Indianapolis, IN

focusA N A C T I V E L I F E S T Y L E M A G A Z I N E

FOCUS is published by Immunotec Inc.

Editor: Mary Politis

Contributing Editor: Janice Scrim

www.immunotec.com

Printed in Canada

Immunotec’s bonded cysteine dietary supplement is available in the U.S. as Immunocal® and in Canada as HMS 90®.

Immunocal®, HMS 90®, PNT 200®, Prycena®, Immunotec Inc, and the Immunotec logo are registered trademarks of Immunotec Inc.

Publications Mail Agreement No. 40052703 Return undeliverable Canadian addresses to Immunotec Inc. 300 Joseph Carrier Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec J7V 5V5

The statements made throughout this issue have not been evaluated by the FDA or Health and Welfare Canada. The products are not intended to diagnose, cure, prevent or treat any disease.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PRODUCTS OR SERVICES DESCRIBED IN THIS MAGAZINE, PLEASE CONTACT:

The content published in Focus magazine is not intended to replace the advice of your healthcare professional.

Publications Mail Agreement No. 40052703 300 Joseph Carrier, Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC J7V 5V5

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Table of Contents

FEATURES

02 MÉLANIE CHARRON & MAI NGUYEN – A BUDDING BUSINESS & A FLOURISHING FRIENDSHIP

05 MARKETING MANIA

06 SPONSORS: GO FROM SO-SO, TO SUPERB! by MANON COURCHESNE

08 LEAD YOUR TEAM TO SUCCESS by JOHN FREDERICK

10 IMMUNOTEC SPONSORS SPECIAL OLYMPICS by KATHRYN STEPHENS

12 IMMUNOCAL/HMS 90: WHEY ABOVE THE REST by DR. JIMMY GUTMAN

14 DISTRIBUTORS’ CORNER

15 INDUSTRY NEWS

16 BUSINESS BEAT

17 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

18 KAREN CULHNO & KIM ABRON – TO MY SISTER’S SUCCESS

20 WAYNE & HOLLIS HOLLOWAY – TWO BROTHERS SET OUT TO SOW THE SEEDS TO SUCCESS

22 NATHANIEL & LAURA McCALLUM – LIFE PARTNERS, BUSINESS PARTNERS: BUIDING IT BIG!

24 RECOGNITION

Message from the Editor

Does your profession define you? What do you

say when people ask what you do for a living?

Do you reply ‘Entrepreneur’? No single term

can really define us; we are a fusion of qualities,

morals, beliefs, past experiences, hobbies, and

relationships. We are a dynamic species that needs

to evolve in order to grow.

It has been said that the definition of a successful

person is one that has the power to positively

change and influence people’s lives. In this issue,

you will meet some incredible Distributor teams

with their own recipes for success. Upon reading

their stories, one common message will spring to

the surface – they have all found something that

they love to do and are getting paid to do it. That

golden thread that binds their relationship, be it

friends, sisters, brothers, or spouses also helps

them thrive in their businesses.

Read Dr. Jimmy Gutman’s article on page 12 as he delves into whey protein, and its benefits

and the fundamental importance of research within our industry. And take a couple of

minutes to fill out our marketing survey on page 17.

Mark your agenda: September 12 - 14 in Atlantic City! Our annual event entitled ‘Achieving

Now... more than ever’ will be packed with business-building tools, training, and new

product launches that you won’t want to miss. The qualification period has begun and will

run from May 1 to July 31 – keep accumulating those points to qualify for the Gold or

Platinum package.

One final thought. As you continue to build your business, remember that life only demands

from you the strength that you already possess. I look forward to hearing about your

promotions to the next rank.

Mary PolitisEditor

02 18 20 22

Cover page photography: Richard Mayoff

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WWhat Mélanie and Mai do have in common is, of course,

Immunotec, and how the business opportunity was

presented to each of them at a time when they were looking

for greater fulfillment. Mélanie, 31, was a successful

business entrepreneur and Mai, 34, had dedicated herself

to her role as nurse, wife, and mother. While both young

women had flourishing careers, the dreamer’s passionate

side remained unfulfilled, and the nurse wanted to explore

the preventative approach to health.

Both Mélanie and Mai were carefully reluctant at first

about network marketing. They researched the company

and the products, and when they were sufficiently convinced,

they came on board, and began to make their mark. And

it was big.

Gold Distributor, Mélanie is a regular at the Red Carpet,

Set the Pace, and Leadership School events. She actively

participates in promotions, leads regular meetings, has

quickly developed a team of over 500 Distributors and

customers – and is on the verge of going Diamond. Mai,

also a Gold Distributor, joined Immunotec in September.

By February, she had promoted to Gold, earned first place

in accumulating Action Bonus points, and qualified for

Winter Fever bonus money. Mai’s February check totaled

more than $6,000.

Mélanie is Mai’s Sponsor, and says her approach to her

business, as well as her team, is pretty straightforward.

“Each person in my organization has the responsibility

of helping those they come in contact with, as well as the

They say opposites attract, and such is certainly the case for business partners, and friends,

Mélanie Charron and Mai Nguyen. Mélanie is a self-professed dreamer; a visionary with great ideas,

immeasurable expectations, and a perpetual desire to think bigger. Mai is a realist, a go-getter

with a technical touch who likes structure and planning. Together, these two women are setting an

extraordinary pace and marking the remarkable.

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“ Whether we are supporting

new Distributors or learning

new training skills together, it’s

important that we unite as a

group, we learn as a group, and

we recognize achievement

as a group.”

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members of their own team. Everybody is created equal in our group,

each with his or her own strengths. Each player has their own dreams,

some big, some small; my role is to make sure they achieve them, no

matter their size,” said Mélanie.

As Sponsor, Mélanie continues to challenge Mai, each time setting

the bar a little higher, daring her to step out of her comfort zone –

and to dream – bigger. Each time, Mai rises to the challenge. “Mélanie

inspires me, and defies me to develop on a personal level, as well as

professionally,” said Mai. “I have discovered things about myself that

I never knew were possible, and I am accomplishing things that I can

be proud of.”

Mélanie insists that one of the most important elements of a strong,

united team is energy and synergy. “One of the ways I ensure that my

team is strong is by attending events. Whether we are supporting new

Distributors or learning new training skills together, it’s important that

we unite as a group, we learn as a group, and we recognize achievement

as a group.” And both Mélanie and Mai insist that prevention is the

key to growing old healthily, as opposed to simply growing old.

This closely-knit support system has been a positive influence for Mai,

allowing her to initiate and keep the fast pace she has demonstrated

thus far. And, she says, the business tools are designed to train

Distributors to think, act, and sell like business people – and quickly.

“The Success Guide has been an incredible resource for me,” said Mai.

“Not only has it helped me set short and long-term goals, but it has

explained how to reach them. It’s the kind of tool that makes sure that

anybody who wants to succeed, will succeed.”

As with any rising Distributor, Mélanie and Mai have had their share

of questions along the way. And they did what they tell their downline

to do – they talked to their Sponsor or upline. “Lucien Labarre and

Céline Plourde have been incredible role models for us,” said Mélanie.

“They provided us with the foundation of our principles that have

grounded our team and allowed us to prosper. They were patient when they

needed to be, and they pushed us when we needed the encouragement.”

Mélanie and Mai met outside of Immunotec, but developed their

close business partnership while on a spiritual journey and traveling

on a route to self-discovery. They are a definite force to be reckoned

with – but more importantly, they are proof that great leaders are

created every day, that powerful women can excel in an industry

with no glass ceiling, and that friendships can blossom in the most

unexpected places.

Mai and her daughter, June, at a local tradeshow

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MarketingMania

Mary Politis Director of Marketing

1. How many of your customers are currently taking:

Immunocal/HMS 90 Immunocal Platinum

1-10

11-20

21-50

51-100

101-250

251+

2. What percentage of your customers are:

Male _____% Female _____%

0 - 12 yrs _____%

13 - 18 yrs _____%

19 - 25 yrs _____%

26 - 40 yrs _____%

41 - 50 yrs _____%

51 - 64 yrs _____%

65 - 74 yrs _____%

75 yrs + _____%

3. In your opinion, who is most likely to purchase

the following products? Check all that apply.

Immunocal/ Immunocal HMS 90 Platinum

Health conscious people

Somewhat healthy people

Athletes and/or bodybuilders

People with health issues

Senior citizens (65 years+)

People with specific health challenges or diseases

Other ________________

4. On average, how many Immunocal/HMS 90

pouches do your customers take a day?

1 4

2 5+

3

5. On average, how do your customers prepare their

Immunocal or Immunocal Platinum?

Random shaker cup

Immunotec shaker cup

Stirred in a glass with a fork or spoon

Immunotec mixer

In food (i.e. yogurt, applesauce, smoothie etc)

Other, please specify ____________________

6. Please rate Immunocal & Immunocal Platinum

on the following features/attributes:

Excellent Good Average Needs Improvement

Cost

Size

Count per box

Quality

Convenience

Design of packaging

Research

7. If you could make one change to Immunocal,

what would it be?

8. If you could make one change to

Immunocal Platinum, what would it be?

In our continual effort to develop new products and

improve existing ones, we are conducting a survey

to get your feedback on our flagship products,

Immunocal/HMS 90 and Immunocal Platinum. You

will find a copy of this same survey in your

Business Center, under the Product Resources tab, where

we invite you to fill it in and submit your comments.

Your feedback is important to us, so please take a

couple of minutes to provide us with this valuable

product information.

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Manon CourchesneRegional Sales Director, Eastern Canada Division

Everything you do to support your downline can be

summarized in this idea: I succeed by helping others succeed!

By partnering with your new Distributors and showing

them how to prospect, recruit, train and develop other

Distributors, their business grows and so does yours.

Understand that you cannot grow your business with

Prospecting and Recruiting alone… you need Training

and Developing also. Why?

P.R. = Brings new Distributors to your

Immunotec business

T.D. = Develops Distributors

and supports duplication

Get Distributors INCLUDED quickly!

Get Distributors TRAINED quickly!

Get Distributors PAID quickly!

Qualify their Goals and Time

Discuss how much money they want to earn in their first

month, in three months, in six months, in a year and even

five years from now.

Discuss their commitment: how bad do they want/need

it? How much time per week are they willing to commit

to building their business?

If your new Distributor is eager to build his Immunotec

business and makes himself available to learn more, then

work on a plan with him to achieve his first important step:

going Silver.

Showing others how to do what you do is an ongoing

process. Taking the time to model best practices provides

you with many opportunities to communicate, build

relationships, and train your new Distributors.

We have found that great Sponsors, who personally embrace

ongoing learning and training through role modeling,

perform more successfully and more often meet their goals

and dreams.

Take the time to model your best practices for your new

Distributors in order to develop an ongoing relationship

as mentor and coach, and to ensure that the industry’s best

practices are spread throughout all of the Distributors in

your other generations. How?

Training and coaching are two ways you can help your

Distributors acquire the knowledge, skills, and work habits

they need to reach their goals.

What’s the Difference between Training and Coaching?

When you train, you are educating on specific knowledge or

skills, such as packaging your story, 3-way calling, asking for

referrals, following-up, prospecting, recruiting and more.

As they say, successful sponsorship is the result of a process, rather than a random event. Once

you’ve sponsored, it’s not the end of the job, but rather the beginning!

“Feedback and encouragement

are the prime motivators of success.”

SPONSORS:Go from So-So,toSuperb!

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Good training is more than presenting information in a

lecture format. Training can also occur while conducting

your personal business.

If the topic is a skill, explain it and then model or show the

Distributor how to do it. Then, encourage the Distributor

to practice the skill with you.

If the topic is a concept or knowledge, explain the

information and ask questions to ensure that s/he

understands you, for example:

“Does that make sense?”

“What questions can I answer for you?”

When you coach, you help Distributors apply what has been

taught, and help them stay on track to reach their set goals.

In the book, Formula 2 + 2, by Douglas B. Allen and

Dwight W. Allen, it says that it’s almost impossible to learn

to ride a bicycle without falling at least a couple of times.

Scraped elbows and knees are a necessary part of the

learning process. Parents help the process along by providing

encouragement. “Learning to ride a bicycle simply by studying

a manual – even a very good manual that describes the

trial-and-error process is basically impossible.” The same is

true in our business, on the battlefield, or on the playing field.

Feedback and encouragement are the prime motivators of

success. Without adequate feedback you will not be able to

fully develop the professional capacity of your team.

Be the Leader You Are Looking For.

Come from a position of strength and leadership. Don’t

build for them. Build with them! Lead by example! Now

is the time to build leadership in your organization toward

the Annual Event. Embrace the Immunotec system and get

your Distributors off to a fast start every time!

All You Need to Know about Immunocal Platinum.

Now at the Reduced Price of $2.50.

Order your copies while quantities last!

aaa

the book, , by Douglas B.

Dwight W. Allen, it says that it’s almost impossib

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John FrederickRegional Sales Director, Eastern U.S Division

Whether you are an Executive Diamond Distributor or just starting out with your first few

recruits, you’re a leader. As you develop your team toward success you’ll likely recall and imitate

the leaders you have been around throughout your life. Good leadership is important for success;

frankly it’s nearly impossible to experience success without someone somewhere exhibiting

good leadership skills.

SuccesstoLead your Team

“Build the strengths of each team member

and your team becomes stronger.”

GGood leaders are always looking to improve their leadership

skills. Here are 10 tips for leading your team to success!

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Communicate clear goals.

It’s important that goals be reasonable but not

necessarily easy to achieve. Connect your team to the

action steps that will enable your goals to be achieved

and you’ll have a high performance team.

Appreciate each individual’s contribution.

Everyone who contributes to the team’s success is

important! Team members will stay connected to the

team if they are appreciated.

Always have a positive attitude.

It’s easy to captain a ship in calm seas; it takes leadership

to help your team through a challenge. Don’t get off

track when something goes wrong or problems arise.

Focus on each person’s strengths.

Build the strengths of each team member and your

team becomes stronger. Embrace the diversity of

skills and enable each team member to find their own

unique standing.

Listen carefully.

There’s a big difference between really understanding

and just knowing what was said. Try and put yourself

into the situation your team member is describing.

Find an organization that is developing leaders and you’ll

find a successful and growing organization. Take every

opportunity you can to exhibit good leadership and watch

your team grow!

Spend time with performers.

Work with team members who are willing to take

direction and action. If you develop others to be

better and stronger, your team will grow.

Roll up your sleeves.

How you spend your time sends a strong message.

If the leader stops working, the team won’t be far

behind. You have great influence on the success

of others.

Acknowledge effort and positive action.

When you give praise for effort, the effort will be

repeated. Repeated effort will accomplish results.

Results will fulfill goals!

Do what you say.

Don’t make commitments you can’t keep. Your team

is counting on you.

Communicate the success of your team.

Let everyone know when positive action is taken and

results are achieved. It’s encouraging to hear good

news, and no news in this case is bad news.

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Atlantic City, New Jersey… September 12 to 14, 2008

IMMUNOTEC’S ANNUAL EVENT

!e place is Atlantic City. !e time is now! !e reason is you!

!is one weekend will give you the clarity, the confidence, the training and tools to achieve…

NOW MORE THAN EVER!

How to Accumulate Points to

Qualify for an Enhanced Package:

§ Legs that are used for promotion must be

personally-sponsored.

* Airfare includes round trip economy-class airfare from a major airport near the qualifier’s place of business as determined by Immunotec. It also includes ground transportation between the event and the airport. Qualifiers must have all required travel documents (e.g. valid passport) prior to departure. Travel route and transportation will be arranged by Immunotec at its sole discretion. Distributors who qualify for airfare must finalize their travel arrangements with Immunotec in writing no later than the end of the day Friday, August 22, 2008.

ACTIVITY POINT VALUE

Sponsor a new customer with a minimum

order of 100 PV1 POINT

Sponsor a new ImmunoDirect

customer with a minimum order

of 100 PV

2 POINTS

Sponsor a new Investor Distributor 4 POINTS

Sponsor a new Venture Distributor 10 POINTS

Promote to Silver, Gold, Diamond or

Executive Diamond

20 POINTS per

promotion§

Personally-enrolled Distributor promotes§

(silver or higher)20 POINTS

Promotion§ of Distributors on

your second and third levels by

sponsorship (silver or higher)

5 POINTSNEW!

Gala AwardsFor $100 you can join us at the Gala Awards evening without

qualifying with a package†.

† Space at the Gala Awards evening is limited; qualifiers

will get priority seating. Packages available for purchase only

as space permits.

Purchase a Delegate Package in May, earn 5 points towards a qualifying package! (maximum 5 points per distributorship)

Gold Package (60 points)Enjoy FREE hotel accommodations and

entry to the Gala Awards evening for you

and your spouse!Ch

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Enhanced Qualification Packages

OR

Platinum Package(100 points for 1 person,

140 points for 2 people) Enjoy FREE airfare*, hotel accommodations,

and entry to the Gala Awards evening!

Ch

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Delegate Package: $175 CAD/USD (Must be purchased by all attendees)

With the Delegate Package, you’re invited to the Welcome

Reception on Friday night, business meetings on Saturday and

Sunday, as well as breakfast and lunch on both days.

Enhance Your Delegate Package by qualifying for one of two exciting packages! (See Choices 1 and 2) Qualification Period: May 1 - July 31, 2008

VIP Cocktail Party#e top five qualifiers at each rank** along with all

President’s Circle qualifiers will be invited to attend a

VIP cocktail party with President and CEO Jim Northrop.

** Minimum rank of Venture; rank is determined on start of

the Qualification Period.

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Visit your ONLINE BUSINESS CENTER

for full event details!

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Achievement is always sweet, but perhaps more so when

the life you face on a daily basis includes the extra

challenges that come with an intellectual disability. So, it

is with particular pride that Immunotec participated as a

sponsor in Special Olympics 2008 National Games,

held recently in historic Quebec City. As

outfitter for the Law Enforcement Torch Run,

Immunotec’s logo and branding got

outstanding exposure as a team of forty-five

police officers from across Canada raised

awareness for Special Olympics.

Special Olympics has been “enriching

the lives of individuals with an intellectual

disability through sport” since its beginnings

in Soldiers’ Field in Chicago in 1968. Today over

2.5 million people in 180 countries around the world

participate in the games. Multiply that number by all of the

coaches, volunteers and family members that are touched

by the organization and you will begin to understand the

global reach of Special Olympics.

Organizers of this year’s Torch Run wanted to make the

Final Leg an unforgettable event for both the participants

Kathryn StephensDirector, Public Relations and Special Events

Imagine the moment. It is bitter cold and the enormous flakes of snow that are swirling around

your head make your cheeks tingle as they land. The air around you is electric with the sounds of

the cheering crowd, and while the noise is deafening, you can still pick out your mother’s voice

above all the others. And then the anthem begins, and you lower your head to receive the golden

medal that will forever remind you that on this day, you competed, and you were the very best.

OlympicsSpecial

Immunotec Sponsors

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and the media. The torch traveled from Montreal to Quebec

aboard the Train of Hope, a Canadian National train used

only very selectively. This train was unique indeed, branded

with Torch Run signage and sporting the Immunotec logo,

thanks to the talents of Gold Distributor, Normand Boulianne.

Team members proudly ran through a number of cities en

route to Quebec, and in a spectacular finale, the flame was

transported across the St. Lawrence River in an ice canoe.

A key member of the organizing team is Immunotec

Executive Diamond Distributor, Rénald Plamondon, a

30 year veteran of the CN Police who has been actively

involved with Special Olympics for 10 years. Count the

number of Immunotec Distributors and customers who

were involved in the Torch Run and you will understand

Rénald’s philosophy of integrating his Immunotec business

into all aspects of his life. The only non-police vehicle in

the Final Leg was Rénald’s Immunotec-branded truck with

Gold Distributor Normand Robert in the driver’s seat.

Later, membership had its privileges as Venture Distributor

and provincial police officer charged with the protection

of dignitaries, François Allard, gained special access into

Quebec’s legislative assembly for the Immunotec team.

“It is with particular pride that

Immunotec participated as a sponsor in

Special Olympics 2008 National Games.”

Marc LeBlanc is the middle son of Jocelyne and Dan LeBlanc. Dan is

Senior Director, Supply Chain Logistics at CN; Jocelyne, a dietician by

training, is a busy and committed stay-at-home mom. At nineteen, Marc

leads a busy life; going to school, interning for possible jobs, and hanging

out with friends at Friday night dances. Marc is different from his brothers;

he has an eye for beauty and is a commissioned painter. He loves music,

loves to socialize, is a neat freak – and a Special Olympics athlete.

When their son was diagnosed with Down Syndrome and a number of

health challenges at birth, life for the LeBlanc family took an unexpected

turn. Relocating to Quebec when Marc was five, they specifically chose a

community where Marc could be integrated in a regular school program.

Today, he attends a “regular” high school with a life skills program for

special needs teenagers.

As his peer group matured and began to participate in a variety of

different activities, the diversity impacted Marc’s friendships and his

parents sought out an activity where Marc could have fun and be part of

a community; Special Olympics was a perfect fit.

Now in his sixth season, Marc participates in indoor hockey, downhill skiing

and track and field. He has developed new skills, learned the importance of

good sportsmanship and has challenged himself to excel. The opportunity

to take part in this year’s Torch Run was a once-in-a-lifetime experience

for Marc… and his parents. Said Dan, “Thank you to Immunotec for its

support of the wonderful group of police officers in their Olympic Torch

relay. The experience that Marc, Jocelyne and I lived in Quebec City was

truly magical.”

Marc with his mom, Jocelyne

The LeBlanc family

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Immunocal/HMS 90:

Jimmy Gutman, MD

Whey AboveSo often we are asked how Immunocal/HMS 90 fits into the world of dairy science and whey

proteins. Let’s examine this rapidly expanding field and see how these products are truly unique.

Many milk derivatives and whey products exist on the

marketplace for health-conscious individuals. These

products are extremely variable in their protein content,

their concentration, the amount of denaturization

(damage to the original protein structure), the actual types

of proteins present, and other factors which play important

roles in the effectiveness of the product (see sidebar).

Immunocal is a protein isolate. Whey protein “isolates” are

of the purist form, being between 90-98% protein with

negligible fat and lactose per serving. Whereas whey protein

“concentrates” usually contain between 70-85% protein

with significant levels of fats, lactose, and often many toxins

that accompany these. It contains sub-families of proteins

with the highest levels of glutathione precursors (building

blocks) available. The unique way that Immunotec extracts

these proteins intact (undenatured) in their natural form

accounts for our ability to deliver high levels of cystine and

cysteine to the cell. It was Dr. Bounous who first described

the importance of keeping these fragile proteins. These

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Whey Protein Variables

CONCENTRATION OF PROTEIN

Isolate = 90%+ concentrate = 70-90%

TYPES OF PROTEIN

Glutathione precursors vs. caseine

DEGREE OF DENATURIZATION

Immunocal proteins not broken up

FAT CONTENT

Immunocal “fat-free”

LACTOSE CONTENT

Immunocal “lactose-free”

BIOAVAILABILITY

Very high in Immunocal

BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY

Very high in Immunocal

TOXIN LOAD

Immunocal far below industry standards

ANTIBIOTIC LOAD

Immunocal will reject if antibiotics present

the Resttechniques are not employed by other manufacturers whose products

have been seriously degraded by the time they reach your body. Notice

that you will generally not find warnings against heating other proteins,

because they are most often already seriously broken down.

During the manufacturing process, both the fat and lactose content

are removed. This allows even the most lactose-intolerant individual

to consume our product safely. For those rare people who have a true

allergy to milk proteins, it must be noted that up to 80% of these people

are allergic to the protein called “caseine”. Caseine is not a protein

that we desire as a glutathione precursor and the amount found in

Immunocal is in the range of 1-2%.

Of critical importance is the biological activity associated with the

proteins involved. The vast majority of whey proteins are not tested

for this factor. The research most of these companies use as “scientific

references” for their product are in fact done by Dr. Bounous and his

team toward the development of Immunocal. Whether any of these

products actually work or not has been anybody’s guess because they

have not withstood the test of real research. Dr. Wulf Dröge has picked

up the torch and has taken Immunocal research to previously unforeseen

heights, demonstrating the effectiveness of Immunotec’s whey protein

technology in most highly regarded scientific journals.

The field of natural healthcare products will only truly advance if it is

based on real research and quality control. Use the products that are

legitimately proven and patented to be effective. Be comfortable that you

and your clients are taking advantage of the highest quality supplements

available to ensure health and longevity. The old adage “you get what

you pay for” holds true in this realm as well. Skimping on your health

and physical and mental performance is not recommended.

My approach to evaluating a natural product is akin to how a real estate

agent evaluates a property. The only difference is that the agent uses the

motto “Location, location, location” – I stand by “Research, research

and research!”. Immunocal/HMS 90 is the only whey product that

fulfills all of these criteria.

“The field of natural health care products will

only truly advance if it is based in real research

and quality control. Use the products that are

legitimately proven and patented to be effective.”

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asks: “I’m a new Distributor and I’ve just moved to a new city.

I’ve joined a couple of local community centers, but am

having trouble meeting people. What are some creative ways

that might help me make new contacts and build my business?”

A: Patricia Busch, a Gold Distributor from New Jersey

answers: “Dear Susan, I can certainly understand your

challenge in getting oriented in a new place, however, this

situation actually has a big plus side! You now have the

advantage of being the new kid on the block! Use this! Tell

everybody that comes within three feet of you that you

are new to the area and you will soon see most people will

love reaching out to you. Ask for their advice on places to

shop, things to see, and you’ll soon find an opportune time

to lead the conversation to what you do for a living. My

advice is to take advantage of your situation and watch the

positive effect it can have on starting a business!

My next suggestion would be to do the obvious. Look

for groups of like-minded people that you can join. It

sounds like you are already starting to do this. Find out

what business people do in the area and do it also! Your

local Chamber of Commerce or other similar networking

groups are ideal places to start. Look for places to establish

real relationships. Be willing to volunteer and be helpful and

you’ll find lots of contacts, and maybe even a new friend!

Your Success Guide is going to be your most important

business tool. Step 3, “Talk to People”, found on pages 10-16,

is full of concise examples on what to say and how to say

it. Start practicing your skills so that some of this new

language rolls right off your tongue. “Who do you know?”

will soon become your favorite question!

And remember, you are not alone! You are in business for

yourself, but not by yourself! You have a Sponsor and an

upline, and there is always somebody who can help you get

started successfully. Find these people, use their knowledge,

and you’ll be off and running before you know it. This is a

team! Welcome aboard!”

Q: Dona Tignall, an Investor Distributor from Georgia

asks: “In addition to three-way calls, my team also practices

telephone conference calls where over twenty people can

be on the line at the same time. It has been very successful.

What are some other technological tools that allow you to

contact and converse with many people at the same time?”

A: Bruno Landry, a Gold Distributor from Quebec

answers: “Dear Dona, technological advancement is

amazing, isn’t it?! I believe very strongly in three-way

calling; as far as I’m concerned, it’s our most important

business tool! I always recommend doing a three-way call

with a new Distributor, especially while following the same

PowerPoint presentation; it’s professional, and it’s also very

visual. I have also started incorporating web meetings into

our platform – and they are equally beneficial! There are

many companies which specialize in this kind of virtual

meeting that can have 2, 10, 20 or 30 people listening to

the same business opportunity presentation or training

seminar. My Sponsor as well as my downline love this new

way of keeping connected, especially since most of us are

part-timers and have very busy schedules. We often use

web meetings to do business and product training. They are

very efficient, little time is lost, and we can attend from the

comfort of our own homes! It’s also very duplicatable, and

what we like to call a real home business! Good luck!

Send your questions to Janice Scrim at [email protected] and they will be directed to one of our field leaders and could be featured in one of our upcoming Focus editions.

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Welcome to Distributors’ Corner, a section of the magazine where new Distributors look to veteran

Distributors for business advice and guidance. Do you have questions about your Immunotec

business? Ever wonder what the best way to approach a new prospect is, or what the best follow-up

procedures are? Ask some of our field leaders, who have achieved Gold level and above, and have

gained solid business experience and a proven track record of success.

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The Direct Selling Association (DSA) has been successful in

its arguments that a proposed Federal Trade Commission

(FTC) rule, known as the “Business Opportunity Rule” that

would have essentially forced American sellers of a business

opportunity to wait seven days before signing-up a new

prospect, was too broad in its scope and would

have disadvantaged legitimate direct sales and

multilevel marketing companies.

Originally designed to protect consumers from bogus

business opportunities, requirements of the new rule would

have included forcing sellers of a business opportunity to

make certain disclosures and would have required a seven-day

waiting period before a prospective buyer could sign a

contract. The rule caused real concern for business-building

Distributors who saw it as an unnecessary impediment to

organizational growth.

Imagine the scenario: the Distributor plans a business

opportunity meeting, books a hotel room, invests time and

money in promoting the event, trains his team to make

presentations, gets a great turn-out and a very positive

response to his sell. Members of the audience are asked if they

would like to sign up as Distributors and ten enthusiastic

individuals raise their hands. The air is electric as the

meeting leader says: “Terrific! I’ll call you in a week and

we’ll finalize the paperwork.” Drop off rate? Significant.

In its statement, the FTC allowed that “the burdens (of

the initial rule) that would be imposed upon legitimate

business operations would not appear to be justified by

possible benefits to consumers.” Legitimate direct selling

companies, such as DSA member organizations, will

now be exempted from the revised rule. Joseph Mariano,

DSA Executive Vice President, pledges to continue to monitor

developments and work with both member companies and

the FTC until the process reaches a conclusion.

Immunotec President Jim Northrop received news of

the revision with satisfaction. A former Chairman of the

DSA Board of Directors, Northrop is a strong supporter

of the association’s advocacy role. “I am glad to hear that

Immunotec Distributors will not be disadvantaged by

an over-zealous regulation and that the DSA has been

successful in its lobbying efforts on their behalf,” he said.

“Immunotec’s commitment to ethical business practices

and superior customer service are cornerstones of our

success. Add in our excellent products and you have an

offering that is extremely beneficial for consumers.”

Industry News

Immunotec’s commitment to ethical

business practices and superior customer

service are cornerstones of our success.

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WORKING THROUGH PRICE OBJECTIONS

Anyone who represents a product line will come across

customers who express concern over the price of a product.

As Distributors of Immunotec products you want to be

ready to help potential customers if they are concerned

about our price.

Business BeatJohn FrederickRegional Sales Director, Eastern U.S Division

There are many reasons why customers object to a price,

here are a few:

1. Customers often don’t understand the value of our

products, and therefore don’t really know what a good

price would be.

2. Customers may not have a reference point since they do

not shop for our product line. They know when gasoline

or milk prices are too high, but have no comparisons to

make with Immunocal/HMS 90.

3. It’s all a game. You might call it a hobby. Some customers

just love to negotiate. In some cases they are just testing

you to see if you want to play the negotiating game.

Here are some tips on working through price objections:

1. Validate the objection, but don’t apologize or act

uncomfortable. Our product line is truly remarkable

and well worth it.

“I understand your concern about our price, I’ve been

able to help quite a few customers understand the value of

Immunocal”.

2. Ask questions to gain understanding. You will need to

know more before you offer a solution.

“Do you know of any similar products that perform like ours?”

“How much do you think our product should cost?”

3. Offer a solution that will help change the customer’s

perspective. Give the customer some comparables and

help them see why our products are the better choice.

“Our product will cost a couple dollars per day to improve

and maintain your immune system, how much is that worth

to you? Since Immunocal is food for your immune system

you should consider our product as part of your family’s

nutritional (food) budget.”

How does Immunocal compare with:

Fast food

Cup of specialty coffee

Bag of chips

2 soft drinks

“How much is it worth to you to improve your immune

system and reduce the risk of illness for you and your family?”

4. Ask for the purchase again. Once you’ve helped the

customer understand the value of our product ask again

if they are ready to get started.

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Teamwork is the overriding theme of this month’s Focus and,

in my experience, teamwork is the core element to successfully

growing our kind of business. The essence of teamwork is to

have everyone “singing off the same song sheet.” That is, having

a clear and consistent set of objectives and a straightforward plan

to achieve those objectives.

Together, we have a huge opportunity to grow the Immunotec

business during the next months and years… this enterprise

literally has the potential to be a $500 million company in

North America, with even greater opportunity internationally. In

order for us to achieve that goal, we need to capture the hearts

and minds of many, many more Distributors, showing them how

to use Immunotec as a vehicle to achieve their dreams and goals.

This requires all of us to educate them about our simple success

system, which will allow them not only to succeed themselves,

but also to readily show others how to succeed. Immunotec’s

success structure includes the Success Guide, Leadership Schools,

and Set the Pace events. Those who are following the system

and are actively engaging in sponsoring events on a local basis

are experiencing growth exceeding 20% this year. I would urge

everyone to embrace this simple approach, recognizing that this

is a “face to face” business where we can sponsor many people

who are looking for ways to enhance their life, both in terms of

wellness and wealth.

I am delighted to announce this year’s annual event being held

in Atlantic City. I look forward to the opportunity to bring the

Immunotec family together to recognize accomplishment, learn from

our collective experience, announce some exciting developments,

and have fun. I hope that each and every one of you will plan to be

there with us and I look forward to meeting those of you whom I

have not yet met, and reconnecting with those of you I have.

On a final note, there are only two months remaining to qualify

for the 2008 President’s Circle cruise. Looking at past years, some

people have achieved the trip goal in less than two months.

Apply the system and join me in the Caribbean in November!

The cruise is the icing… the cake is building a winning team

which will provide you with group growth and residual income

for months and years to come.

Messagefrom the President

“I look forward to the opportunity to

bring the Immunotec family together to

recognize accomplishment, learn from

our collective experience, announce some

exciting developments, and have fun.”

James A. NorthropPresident & CEO

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“We had tried everything from acupuncture, chiropractic

treatment, Chinese tea – but nothing helped to improve

the degenerative cells in his eyes,” said Kim. “We knew he

would not regain total vision, but we hoped that part of

his central vision would return. About five months after

starting Immunocal/HMS 90, there were signs that our

hopes were not in vain.”

With hope in their hearts, Kim, and Kelvin still legally

blind but now with partial central vision in his right eye,

embarked on their Immunotec business and began telling

everyone about their story. Karen Culhno, Kim’s sister, was

one of those people.

“My sister was coming to California, partly to visit me, but

mostly to attend the Leadership School that was being held

in the area,” said Karen. “I decided to attend part of the

event to be able to spend some time with Kim, but when

I started learning about the products and the business

opportunity, something just clicked.”

Within days of Leadership School, Karen signed-up as a

Distributor, started networking with the guidance of her

sister and Sponsor, and held two meetings. She proceeded

to promote to Silver, then Gold, earning $1,000 in Moving Up

bonus money, as well as over $2,400 in Action Point bonus

money. Her first check was more than $3,500.

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Kim Abron’s husband knew he was going to lose his sight. Doctors told Kelvin by age 40 he

would lose his vision, and at age 41, he did. But Kim, a Gold Distributor from Massachusetts,

diligently continued her search for an all-natural product that could improve her husband’s

lifestyle, and maybe, just maybe, his sight.

To My Sister’sSuccess!

“When you get everyone unified,

moving, and in action, it’s very powerful.

Then when you add the training and

the tools, you have the team and

knowledge to build an impressive business.”

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Inspired by the Jim Rohn CD, Kim describes how reaching

out to her family, and telling each person about the

products and the business opportunity has had an impact

on her success. “When you get everyone unified, moving,

and in action, it’s very powerful,” Kim said. “Then when

you add the training and the tools, you have the team and

knowledge to build an impressive business.”

Karen insists that you have to be ready and willing to make

this kind of commitment, admitting that she herself was

reluctant at first. As she began to develop her Immunotec

business along with her already busy career as a real estate

agent, Karen’s passion for fitness created one of many target

audiences to help her build her business fast: people who

are into fitness and athletics.

“I never go to the gym without inventory – especially

Xtra Sharp,” said Karen. “If someone is impressed with my

weight training, I tell them about a great product, and maybe

even invite them to one of my weekly meetings. It’s important

to continue to invite new people to your meetings – it keeps

them fresh – and it keeps your business growing.”

So now family dinners include much chatter about their

individual Immunotec businesses. And while Kim is a

Gold Distributor in Massachusetts and Karen is a Gold

Distributor in California, they are brought closer together

by similar challenges, grand goals, and the Immunotec

dream. For now, the sisters are focused on one image:

sailing off into the sunset on a beautiful cruise ship – with

all expenses paid – and nothing but sea, salt, and sun

between them and their next adventure.

Kim Abron and Karen Culhno

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His brother Hollis, who had recently retired, saw Wayne’s growing business, and came

on board with the goal of supplementing his pension. As Hollis’ business grew, so did

his goal, eventually revising it to save his entire monthly pension and live solely off his

Immunotec earnings.

Wayne HollowayHollis Holloway

Two Brothers Set Out

to Sow the

When Wayne Holloway realized that he was making $36,000 a year, working four hours

a week as an independent Distributor, he resigned from his job as a design engineer at

the local power company and made a commitment to his Immunotec business, boosting

his hours to 20 per week. His earnings grew to $72,000 within the first year.

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Seeds to Success“It’s about crafting a message that is going to grab attention, while remaining focused.

The brilliant thing is that the Success Guide explains exactly how to do that.”

— Hollis Holloway

As with many other Distributors, Wayne’s product results

were what really propelled him, and indeed Hollis, into the

business. Wayne suffered from chronic asthma for over

30 years, was dependent on an inhaler four times a day, and

was often burdened with bouts of bronchitis.

“I never went anywhere without my inhaler,” said Wayne.

“But soon after I started taking Immunocal/HMS 90, I was

called on a business emergency, and in my haste to get to

the scene, I neglected to bring my inhaler. When I returned

to my office hours later, I saw my inhaler on my desk,

and it was at that point that I realized that my health was

improving.” Shortly after, with the support of his doctor,

Wayne stopped using his inhaler for his asthma.

When Hollis, a Gold Distributor living in Florida, began

his Immunotec career, he turned to his younger brother

and Sponsor, for advice and guidance. But over the

years, Hollis has developed into an equally strong leader,

travelling across North America to attend corporate events,

while hosting meetings, building a successful team, and

becoming, gradually, a role model for Wayne.

Hollis says an important key to his success has been a

tightly-packaged business and product story, emphasizing

the importance of keeping both short and simple. “It’s

about crafting a message that is going to grab attention,

while remaining focused,” said Hollis. “The brilliant thing

is that the Success Guide explains exactly how to do that.”

Closing a sale has become one of Wayne’s strong

points, having recently realigned his approach on the

recommendation of one of Immunotec’s most recent

additions to the sales team, John Frederick. “Before,

when I did a follow-up phone call I’d say something like:

‘What do you think of the products you received?’ Now I

say: ‘I’m phoning to answer any questions you might have

about (name the product(s) received) so there is no delay in

enjoying ______ fill in the blank with: the benefits of more

energy/stamina/responsive immune system…’ It’s a great

way to tailor your approach to each individual person,” said

the Diamond Distributor who lives in Georgia.

The brothers are both very enthusiastic about the

Jim Rohn CD that was recently added to Immunotec’s Basic

Distributor Kit, and recommend it regularly to their teams

as a motivational tool. Another favorite is the Success Guide

Companion CD, used to recruit new Distributors. “A lot of

the time, prospects have not had a chance to listen to the

CD. My approach is to tell them, ‘I know you’re busy, and I’ve

listened to the CD so many times, I can tell you exactly what’s

on it. Let me summarize the details for you,’” said Hollis.

For Wayne and Hollis, their Immunotec business is a

numbers game. They say it’s about reaching out, “sowing

and reaping” they say, because eventually, eventually, you

will talk to the right person – and that’s what building a

successful business is all about.

“Before, when I did a follow-up phone call I’d say something like:

‘What do you think of the products you received?’ Now I say:

‘I’m phoning to answer any questions you might have about (name the

product(s) received) so there is no delay in enjoying ______ fill in the blank

with: the benefits of more energy/stamina/responsive immune system…’

It’s a great way to tailor your approach to each individual person,”

— Wayne Holloway

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Life Partners,Business Partners:

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Laura & Nathaniel McCallum

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“In this business, we’ve always felt that

we’re in business for ourselves, but not by

ourselves, and we want to make sure that our

downline feels the same way.”

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Her product results were so dramatic that she jumped at

the opportunity to attend an Immunotec meeting to find

out more. By the time she got home, she had also learned

of the business opportunity, and her enthusiasm convinced

Nathaniel to get started as a Distributor right away.

“Laura had such an amazing turn-around,” Nathaniel said.

“She went from having no energy to feeling like she did

when she was in her 20’s. Then when Laura got home from

the meeting she told me all about the business. I was hooked.”

Nathaniel joined last August and went Venture in September.

Then in January, he attended the Costa Mesa Leadership School.

In less than two weeks, Nathaniel promoted to Silver, then

Gold, earned $1,000 in Moving Up bonus money, achieved

third place in Action Bonus points, and added nine new

Distributors to his downline. His check in January jumped

to over $3,000, almost 10 times what he had made the

month before.

“Leadership School was such an amazing turning point for

me,” said Nathaniel. “The gel for me was learning how to

work with my upline, trusting that when I put my hand up,

there will be someone there to help.” Nathaniel also practiced

and mastered three-way calling, and eventually adopted

these calls as one of his most-often used business tools,

saying that a third person adds credibility and validation.

While his wife, Laura, remained on the sidelines, she was

learning the business right alongside her husband. In

February she decided to not only be Nathaniel’s support

system, but his business partner.

“I felt alive for the first time in such a long time – it was

invigorating,” said Laura. “Watching Nathaniel build his

business, and seeing him become successful so quickly

inspired me to want to get involved as a Distributor, not

just as his wife. As soon as I joined, I got the training

and I learned the business strategies first hand – and I

felt excited!”

Together, Nathaniel and Laura are focused on supporting

their growing team in a variety of ways. They stay in

constant communication with a weekly, brief newsletter

that reinforces the system and duplication. “In this business,

we’ve always felt that we’re in business for ourselves, but not

by ourselves, and we want to make sure that our downline

feels the same way,” said Laura.

Supporting their growing teams is important to the couple,

who say they split their time between recruiting, coaching,

and training. “Enabling your Distributors to succeed is

critical. Whether you’re phoning them to tell them about

an ongoing promotion, or explaining the importance

of starting with an Action Pack and autoship, keeping in

regular contact with your Distributors is what’s going to

keep your team healthy,” said Nathaniel.

The husband-wife duo devotes about ten hours a week to

their Immunotec business, and while they work as a

team, they each have their own goals. For Nathaniel, his

immediate goal is to finish qualifying for the upcoming

cruise, being just mere points away. For Laura, who is just

beginning, she says she’s focused and ready, and going for

the Gold.

Hopefully by the time we meet them on the cruise ship in

November, they will have accomplished both – and will

already have new goals in mind.

Laura McCallum was always exhausted. No matter how much she slept, it didn’t matter – she felt

like she was running on empty. When her friend Andrea told her about Immunocal/HMS 90

she was desperate for an all-natural solution, and so Laura agreed to try the product.

Laura and Nathaniel embrace their new life in Arizona

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FEBRUARY MOVING UP

Barbara Caccarile Karen CulhnoFernande Corriveau Denis Guy Jean-Marie Lagacé Nathaniel McCallum

Distributor Name Amount

BARBARA CACCARILE $2,500KAREN CULHNO $1,000NATHANIEL McCALLUM $1,000CAROLE BABIN $750ROBERTA FRYE $750

Distributor Name Amount

CATHERINE OWENS $750RICHARD PERKINS $750JAMES BOYLE $250GILLES CHARTRAND $250FERNANDE CORRIVEAU $250

FEBRUARY PROMOTIONS

Aurelius RansomDiamond

Frederick CoxSilver

Albert AucoinGold

Joseph A. DiazSilver

Jacques MorinSilver

PROMOTED IN JANUARY TO SILVER: FERNANDE CORRIVEAU

Régis OuelletSilver

Ilona ParkerSilver

Kim Thuy LySilver

Johanne TrépanierSilver

Distributor Name Title

AURELIUS RANSOM Diamond

ALBERT AUCOIN GoldRACHEL BOSWELL GoldANN BROWN GoldKEVIN BROWN GoldVIVIEN CHANTANOP GoldVIOLETTA MOVSESYAN GoldMAI NGUYEN GoldPIERRE NOLET GoldANDREA STOVALL GoldSUSAN TRIGONIS GoldFOLAKE AKINDE SilverTERESITA ASTEL SilverMARK BOBOROSKY SilverVALERIE BOGLEY SilverJOHANNE BOIVIN SilverGÉRARD BOYER SilverBEN JR. BROWN SilverCHARLOTTE BYNOE SilverGARY CASHE SilverFREDERICK COX SilverCECILIA CURAMENG SilverPIERRE DALPÉ SilverSTEVEN DAVIS SilverANDRÉE DESJARDINS SilverYANNICK DESLOGES SilverJOSEPH A. DIAZ SilverMICHEL DIONNE SilverFELICIA DIVINITY SilverSUSAN FEIL SilverJOHN M. GARNER Silver

Distributor Name Title

ALEX LARSON SilverROBERT LABERGE SilverSIMON LALIBERTÉ SilverMOLINY LEDOUX SilverLOUISE LÉGARÉ SilverJACKIE LEGAULT SilverDONNA LITTLE SilverDAVID LOPEZ SilverKIM THUY LY SilverWANDA MALFARA SilverBARBARA MARCUS SilverRUZANNA MARTIROSYAN SilverSHELLY MARTYN SilverHALYNA MASHTALIR SilverROBERT MIDDLETON SilverJULIE MINOGUE SilverJACQUES MORIN SilverRÉGIS OUELLET SilverILONA PARKER SilverRODOLFO EMILIO PATINO CONDE SilverTHÉRÈSE RABY SilverCHANTAL ROY SilverCÉCILE ROYER SilverPEGGY SCHNELL SilverTANYA SHEWCHUK SilverMAUREEN STAFFORD SilverJOHANNE TRÉPANIER SilverCHRISTINE VILLENEUVE SilverKATHERINE A. WAGONER SilverMICHAEL WALKER SilverREGINA ZADOROGNUK Silver

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FEBRUARY WINTER FEVER

Distributor Name Amount

VIVIEN CHANTANOP $800MAI NGUYEN $800FOLAKE AKINDE $400TERESITA ASTEL $400MARK BOBOROSKY $400VALERIE BOGLEY $400GÉRARD BOYER $400KEVIN BROWN $400KAREN CULHNO $400CECILIA CURAMENG $400PIERRE DALPÉ $400ANDRÉE DESJARDINS $400YANNICK DESLOGES $400FELICIA DIVINITY $400ANNA DROZD $400ROBERT LABERGE $400SIMON LALIBERTÉ $400ALEX LARSON $400MOLINY LEDOUX $400LOUISE LÉGARÉ $400DAVID LOPEZ $400WANDA MALFARA $400BARBARA MARCUS $400RUZANNA MARTIROSYAN $400JULIE MINOGUE $400JACQUES MORIN $400

Distributor Name Amount

AURELIUS RANSOM $400CÉCILE ROYER $400CHRISTINE VILLENEUVE $400KATHERINE A WAGONER $400LIOUBOV ANACHKOVA $200CORAZON ARABACA $200VOLODYMYR BARBA $200ILIA BASKIN $200MARC BEAUMIER $200FERNANDE CORRIVEAU $200MARIE-PAULE CORRIVEAU $200VIRGINIA CRIST $200SYLVAIN DION $200JORGE DOMINGUEZ $200ROBERTA FRY $200MICHÈLE LACOMBE $200BRUNO LANDRY $200PAULINE LAREAU $200GÉRARD LECLERC $200CLAUDE L'ESPÉRANCE $200LEROY R LEWIS $200MARYSE PERREAULT $200TELMAN SHAMAILOV $200AURELIO SIENES $200YULIA STRACHKOVA $200

Sylvain Dion Barbara Marcus R. MartirosyanBruno LandryMarie-P. Corriveau

Distributor Name Total Points Amount

MAI NGUYEN 133 $3,876.75

VIVIEN CHANTANOP 115 $2,326.05

QI JIANG 96 $1,550.70

Mai Nguyen Qi JiangVivien Chantanop

FEBRUARY ACTION BONUS – TOP THREE

FEBRUARY MOVING UP – cont’d

Distributor Name Amount

HAROLD B. DAILY JR. $250RICHARD DORIA $250JOAN FOSTER $250CECIBEL GOLLER $250ALEXANDRIA GRANDBERRY $250DENIS GUY $250YOCASTA HAHN $250DR. GREG KURULIAK $250JEAN-MARIE LAGACÉ $250DANIEL MALFARA $250

Distributor Name Amount

RICHARD MIRON $250ANTHONY NARINE $250DONG VAN NGUYEN $250JAMES W. PATTERSON $250SABINA RABAEVA $250KAREN ROGERS $250BRIDGID SANDLER $250AURELIO SIENES $250BRUCE WATSON $250

Lioubov Anachkova

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Distributor Name Amount

AURELIUS RANSOM $2,500RACHEL BOSWELL $750ANN BROWN $750KEVIN BROWN $750VIVIEN CHANTANOP $750VIOLETTA MOVSESYAN $750MAI NGUYEN $750PIERRE NOLET $750ANDREA STOVALL $750SUSAN TRIGONIS $750FOLAKE AKINDE $250CORAZON ARABACA $250TERESITA ASTEL $250

Distributor Name Amount

VALERIE BOGLEY $250GÉRARD BOYER $250CHARLOTTE BYNOE $250VIVIEN CHANTANOP $250CECILIA CURAMENG $250PIERRE DALPÉ $250YANNICK DESLOGES $250MICHEL DIONNE $250SUSAN FEIL $250JOHN M. GARNER $250ROBERT LABERGE $250MOLINY LEDOUX $250LOUISE LÉGARÉ $250

Valerie Bogley Rachel Boswell Pierre Dalpé Susan Trigonis

March 03/08

MARCH PROMOTIONS

Katherine WagonerGold

Céline BergeronSilver

Céline DebienGold

Carl DeatonSilver

William LivasSilver

André St-OngeSilver

Mary Kay SzynskieSilver

Distributor Name Title

CANDACE PALTRIDGE Diamond

CÉLINE DEBIEN GoldDAVID LOPEZ GoldDIANE MILLER GoldSTEVEN SZYNSKIE GoldKATHERINE A. WAGONER GoldCHRISTIANA ACHEBE SilverANDREAS ACHENBACH SilverMARC BEAUMIER SilverCÉLINE BERGERON SilverGEORGE BLACK SilverLINDA BOSWELL SilverRICKY BRANDINO SilverR. ELMER BUCKNER SilverHAYWARD CALHOUN JR SilverPHILIPPE CLOUTIER SilverSOL B. CRUZ SilverHECTOR CURAMENG SilverCARL DEATON SilverTODD DOLNEY SilverANDREW DYSON SilverCARMENCITA FRANCO SilverMARGO HESTER SilverSIMON IRON SilverANGELIKA JONES SilverLISA KULHANEK Silver

Distributor Name Title

JOYCE KURULIAK SilverBETTYE LANDRUM SilverM. LIEBER SilverWILLIAM LIVAS SilverMARLA LOGOZAR SilverIRINA LOPEZ SilverDALE MILLER SilverLOIS A. MORALES SilverHOLLY MORQUECHO SilverVIRGIL MURPHY SilverDANA PAIKAI SilverBRADLEY PEDERSEN SilverJESSALYNN REYES SilverDESOLEE SAN JUAN SilverANDRÉ ST-ONGE SilverKENNETH STOVALL SilverADOLF SZMYT SilverJOHN SZYNSKIE SilverMARY KAY SZYNSKIE SilverMICHAEL SZYNSKIE SilverSARA J. SZYNSKIE SilverWENDY VAUGHN SilverNLANDU MBENZA WANZUNGASA SilverMBOMBO WAYEYA SilverNINFA WHITE Silver

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MARCH ACTION BONUS – TOP THREE

Aaron S. PetrosinoSteven SzynskieVivien Chantanop

Distributor Name Total Points Amount

VIVIEN CHANTANOP 180 $3,845.26

STEVEN SZYNSKIE 172 $2,307.15

AARON S. PETROSINO 164 $1,538.10

MARCH MOVING UP– cont’d

Distributor Name Amount

DAVID LOPEZ $250KIM THUY LY $250BARBARA MARCUS $250RUZANNA MARTIROSYAN $250HALYNA MASHTALIR $250ROBERT MIDDLETON $250JULIE MINOGUE $250ILONA PARKER $250

Distributor Name Amount

CHANTAL ROY $250PEGGY SCHNELL $250JOHANNE TRÉPANIER $250CHRISTINE VILLENEUVE $250KATHERINE A. WAGONER $250MICHAEL WALKER $250REGINA ZADOROGNUK $250

MARCH SILVER DOLLAR

Irina Lopez Diane Miller Telman ShamailovDale MillerDavid LopezKelly S. Howard

Distributor Name Amount

KATHERINE A. WAGONER $600STEVEN SZYNSKIE $500JORGE DOMINGUEZ $400KELLY S. HOWARD $400DR. METRO KURULIAK $400LUCETTE LAFERRIÈRE $400DIANE MILLER $400IRINA LOPEZ $300SIRINUCH BROOKS $200CHARLOTTE BYNOE $200JOEL CABATIC $200CLAIRE CAOUETTE $200MELVIN J. KARSTEN $200DAVID LOPEZ $200PIERRE NOLET $200MICHAEL H. PAIKAI $200AURELIUS RANSOM $200TELMAN SHAMAILOV $200REGINA ZADOROGNUK $200ANDREAS ACHENBACH $100MARC BEAUMIER $100GEORGE BLACK $100LINDA BOSWELL $100GUSTAVE BOULIANNE $100R. ELMER BUCKNER $100SOL B. CRUZ $100LAMONT DEARY $100CARL DEATON $100MICHELINE DESCARY $100

Distributor Name Amount

TODD DOLNEY $100HERMIEH C. DUMALANTA $100ANDREW DYSON $100JAMES EVINCZIK $100KATHY GOODMAN $100DR. GORDON JOHNSON $100ANGELIKA JONES $100LISA KULHANEK $100JOYCE KURULIAK $100MARLA LOGOZAR $100ARTHUR MATYCHUK $100DALE MILLER $100LOIS A. MORALES $100HOLLY MORQUECHO $100VIRGIL MURPHY $100DANA PAIKAI $100HELEN L. PARKER $100ELIZABETH PATRICK $100ANNE PRITCHARD $100JESSALYNN REYES $100JACQUES SECOURS $100ALAIN SOUMILLON $100KENNETH STOVALL $100JOHN SZYNSKIE $100MARY KAY SZYNSKIE $100COLETTE THÉRIAULT $100JUDITH WALKER $100MBOMBO WAYEYA $100

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Immunotec Distributors…

“A little hard work goes a long way, in this case, all the way to the Caribbean!!”

Gold Distributor, TAMMY NEWTON, GA

“I never expected I would qualify for the cruise so quickly! I joined in November and by December, with the help of the Double Action Point promotion, I had accumulated enough

points to qualify for the cruise… it feels great!” Gold Distributor, MOISES ARIEL RIVERA, FL

“I never thought I would qualify for the cruise so I was very excited when I heard the news!

It is indeed recognition of achievement” Investor Distributor, QI JIANG, PA

“The goal was to build my business and those of my Distributors –

the cruise is an incredible plus, for which I am absolutely thrilled!”

Gold Distributor, LISETTE JACQUES, QC

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Our other cruise qualifiers include Executive Diamond Distributor, JAMES SPENCER and Gold Distributors, FELIX EKWEGHARIRI and ROBERT GAGNON*.* at the time of publication

Have you accumulated the 360 points

required to earn a free Caribbean cruise?

We want you on the ship – so keep working towards this

beautiful prize – and it will be ship’s a-whey in November!

The qualification period ends July 31, 2008.

“The most important thing I do to increase sales is follow-up. If you’re not communicating, you’re not selling. To be rewarded for being active feels great, and I’m looking forward to sailing the Caribbean!” Gold Distributor, AARON PETROSINO, OH

“I’ve been a Distributor for just over 18 months, and I’m already seeing the results of my efforts! Last year I went to the Scottsdale Annual Event with my son Olivier and I made a commitment to never miss a corporate event… with Immunotec anything is possible.” Gold Distributor, LOUIS-RENÉ JOBIN, QC

“Why not let Immunotec pay for a beautiful vacation filled with self-development, fellowship, fun, and sun – I’m glad I did!” Executive Diamond Distributor, JOHN SOLLEDER, TX

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Qualification Period: May 1- July 31, 2008