OCEAN CITY HOSTS BUSINESS LEARNING EVENT Thousands of Business Owners Gather to Learn How to Succeed

Philadelphia PA–– After attending Market Americas annual Mid-Atlantic Region Convention in Ocean City, M.D., Andrew Rosser has returned with the knowledge needed to make a business grow and succeed. Speakers at the Convention included Dr. Ronald Klatz, co-founder of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, along with Market America CEO, James Ridinger. Attendees learned about the latest in nutraceutical products, anti-aging treatments and Internet technology that can help their businesses flourish.

These regional conventions are an up-close and personal way for our independent distributors to learn from the best and brightest in our industry," said James H. Ridinger, president and CEO, Market America, Inc. Unlike our International Convention and our Leadership School events, where upwards of 20,000 attend, these events foster a much more intimate business learning environment where everyone can learn how to become successful at their own pace while working for themselves."

To facilitate a clearer understanding of how the average person can become financially independent, Market America divided North America into eight regions. This division has allowed Market America executives and independent distributors and business owners to interact on a much more personal level.

To locate a distributor in your area or to find out how to attend a regional meeting, please call Andrew Rosser at 1.800.211.1202ext4843 or visit www.twodogs.unfranchise.com.

ABOUT MARKET AMERICA
Headquartered in Greensboro, N.C., Market America is an Internet marketing company that provides product solutions through the power of One-to-One Marketing and Mass Customization. Founded in 1992, the company has experienced explosive growth and achieved more than $1 billion in suggested retail sales. Market America has more than 100,000 distributors worldwide and has recently expanded its operations into Australia with operations in Taiwan scheduled to open in 2004.

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