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Live from Las Vegas...NASM 2018

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Who cares about the waste of money, it was free food for a few days (not great food, but free).

I didn’t see as many friends as I had hoped. I wonder where in the world so many people went?

I feel better about the changes, I just hope they get rid of a few more useless (middle management) eaters (and drinkers)...One regional vp (who shall remain nameless) looked a little wasted every time I saw him (good thing his thick glasses hid his blood shot eyes). Some things never change.

Well...here’s to more robust sales! It’s great that we’re expanding our private label products. I guess after being out of stock on 6” cotton tip applicators for nearly 4 months, we finally figured out how to grow and source those twigs from 3” to 6” - if that’s not the sign of a positive turn around, I don’t know what is.

It was certainly a game-changer of a meeting!

What did you all like best, what was your best take-away?
 




The take-away is that the stock is still down 58% over 12 months...what a freakin turd. Whatever energy was injected over the last few days will dwindle fast. There’s no solid foundation here. It’s embarrassing. Way to waste the time & money of the vendors that paid for the desperate infomercial.
 




anonymous said:
The take-away is that the stock is still down 58% over 12 months...what a freakin turd. Whatever energy was injected over the last few days will dwindle fast. There’s no solid foundation here. It’s embarrassing. Way to waste the time & money of the vendors that paid for the desperate infomercial.
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The meeting was nice, the location was great, the content could have been better. Better tools and planning. I picked up some tidbitts from the vendor fare... but overall it the vision and strategy was lost. It was on par with Orlando! I’m e to see everybody again.
 
















anonymous said:
Who cares about the waste of money, it was free food for a few days (not great food, but free).

I didn’t see as many friends as I had hoped. I wonder where in the world so many people went?

I feel better about the changes, I just hope they get rid of a few more useless (middle management) eaters (and drinkers)...One regional vp (who shall remain nameless) looked a little wasted every time I saw him (good thing his thick glasses hid his blood shot eyes). Some things never change.

Well...here’s to more robust sales! It’s great that we’re expanding our private label products. I guess after being out of stock on 6” cotton tip applicators for nearly 4 months, we finally figured out how to grow and source those twigs from 3” to 6” - if that’s not the sign of a positive turn around, I don’t know what is.

It was certainly a game-changer of a meeting!

What did you all like best, what was your best take-away?
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I can't believe how many people were pumped up at the meeting and upon it's conclusion. I heard praises bestowed on people as great leaders but were responsible for the SAP nightmare, and got paid a huge amount of money for it. I can't believe the Pied-Piper response as people rushed the stage. Was it genuine awe or was it a matter of keeping up appearances in front of their GM's and RP's? I am baffled.
 








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