Janaury 17, 2008 Glen was recognized for his achievements in leading Agel to thetop of the network marketing industry in 2007The leading business magazine in Utah named in its January2008 issue that Glen Jensen is one of Utah’s top 40 businessleaders under the age of 40.The recognition comes after Agel’s record-breaking year in 2007and honors Glen for his accomplishments in overseeing the quickgrowth.“Glen has truly done remarkable things as CEO and founder thathas really changed the way companies in our industry dobusiness,” said Craig Bradley, Agel president and co-founder.“His precise vision and ability to take a risk has really taken Agelto new heights and we are thankful Utah Business Magazinerecognized Glen for the many accomplishments he has achievedbefore the age of forty.”In 2007, Jensen led Agel to record-setting profits—garnering thecompany numerous local and national business awards. TheMountainWest Capital Network recently announced in its annualUtah’s 100 Fastest Growing Companies that Agel Enterprises isone of the 2007 “Emerging Elite” companies—a designation for12 young companies that show significant promise on the Utaheconomy.“I am truly grateful to be named amongst the best leaders in thestate,” said Jensen. “This recognition is a great way to start off2008 as Agel continues on its path towards greatness.”Check out the article at:www.utahbusiness.com/parser.php?nav=article&article_id=6633.About Utah Business MagazineUtah Business Magazine is Utah's only statewide businesspublication. Olympus Publishers produces the monthly UtahBusiness magazine; an annual Book of Lists, comprehensiveinformation and rankings about the state's industries, fromaccounting firms to web designers; the annual Business Utah, theofficial publication of Utah's Department of Community andEconomic Development; and the quarterly Wasatch Digital iQmagazine, which connects Utah's business and technologycommunity and delivers a Daily iQ e-mail news service.For this story and more, visit the Agel newsroom

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For Yair and Dori Bar Lev, Agel represents everything they believe is worthwhile in this world, including innovation, team work, personal development, healthy living, wealth, love and support, to name a few.

Though not new to the network marketing industry, with Agel, the Bar Levs have seen financial success and personal freedom many never dare to dream about, and up until a few months ago were merely dreams to them.

Yair has long been an entrepreneur at heart. Twenty years ago, someone told him to go fly a kite and he took them literally and opened his own kite business. It was over a decade later, during a kite exhibit in San Diego, that he was introduced to business coaching which would eventually lead him to network marketing.

Gail Trembly had been an Agel team member for less than two weeks when she decided to attend AgelWorld 2006. Little did she know, her experience there would prove to be one of the most uplifting and renewing of her life.

"After AgelWorld, I realized that there were still dreams to be had," said Gail. "I learned that it was okay for me to dream again and achieve new levels of personal development."

Gail has spent most of her life dedicated to others, namely by being a foster care provider to dozen's of children over the last 18 years, and mother to three biological and two adopted children for the last 27 years. Though she loves every moment she spends caring for her kids, Gail found her daily routine to be mundane and draining, full of laundry and cleaning and with very little adult interaction.

Attending a large Agel event can transform your personal approach to your business and help solidify your Agel team. In fact, it could change your life. It's your chance to meet people just like you—who just happen to be from all over the world. It's also the place to hear about new products, be introduced to top performers, and learn the latest techniques for creating an incredibly effective team.

* Go to AgelWorld.
AgelWorld is the biggest event in the world of Agel. People everywhere, from Asia to Australia and from London to Rio de Janeiro, attend this monstrous event held annually in Salt Lake City, Utah. If you really want to stand out as an Agel team builder, attendance at this event is an absolute must.

Now that you've set up shop, it's time to get your business going. This requires you to build a team and get the word out about all the benefits of joining Agel. Here's how:

* Build your initial list.
The first step is to make an initial list of potential team members. This list needs to be extensive in order to be effective, so you should aim to have at least a hundred people on it.
* Look to those closest to you first.
When building your list, it might be tempting to "not bother" your family or friends. But, in reality, you're not bothering them, you're just introducing them to something you are excited about—the same way you tell them about the movies and books or vacations you have enjoyed. Do you have friends who'd benefit from good nutrition? How about family members who aren't happy with their work? If so, put them at the top of your list—because you care about them and want to provide them with opportunity.

January 2008
Grand Wailea, Maui, Hawaii, USA
We want to see you in Hawaii next January 2-6 for the 2008 Annual Leadership Retreat at the five-star Grand Wailea Resort and Spa in Maui.

It truly is a significant feat and a genuine mark of Agel leadership to be included among those who will be participating in this wonderful getaway. Here's what you have to do to earn your way there.

Qualifications:

Qualifying Senior Director for five months:
$2,000 airfare voucher per position
Room for two
Qualifying Corporate Director for three months:
$2,500 airfare voucher per position
Room for two

The name says it all...Agel is currently operating in more than 40 different countries worldwide. Top distributors from every region of the globe will be in attendance at AgelWorld 2007 to give and receive the very best training and education, to hear important company announcements firsthand, to celebrate together, inspire each other, and recognize success where recognition is due.

In addition to Agel's top corporate executives, some of the field leaders who will be presenting at AgelWorld 2007 include: Randy Schroeder, Randy Gage, Eric Worre, Rob and Nicky Horkings, Ann and David Feinstein's, Billy Looper, Wes Anderson, and Yair and Dori Bar Lev.

Want a new sleek and stylish new iPod of your very own to load up with all your rockin' Agelive podcasts?

Share an experience you've had at an Agel PBR, an ABB, on a three-way call, or at an event and explain how it impacted your business.

If selected, your experience will be highlighted in Agel communications to its team members and you will win a video iPod so that you can easily download and watch business building presentations from our corporate and field leadership.

March iPod Winner

Congratulations to Scott Horton, from Atlanta Georgia, for winning the first iPod promotion give away! Check out his amazing experience below:

Marcia Dadds, MS, RD, CDN, Registered Dietitian, New York State Certified Dietitian Nutritionist, and American Council on Exercise (ACE) Certified Personal Fitness Trainer, has been successfully educating and coaching individuals and groups to meet their nutrition and fitness goals for the past 17 years. She holds an M.S. in Nutrition Education from Teachers College, Columbia University, and professional fitness certifications from Marymount Manhattan College and the American Council on Exercise (ACE).

On an Ivy-league medical school campus, Marcia provides nutrition counseling and teaches wellness/nutrition to future physicians and other allied health care providers. She is a Nutrition Therapist for a premier New York City-based outpatient eating disorders treatment program and also provides personalized online nutrition counseling to clients enrolled in a popular bestselling author/cardiologist's web-based weight management program. Additionally, she was consulting RD to a National Institute of Health- funded curriculum development project for adolescent overweight prevention, exercise, and healthier eating.