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31.07.09 Issue 28

New books, new products and a new customer incentive – it’s allgoing on at Kleeneze at the moment! Whether it’s the customerincentive or our brand new product lines that are helping your salesstorm, we’re not sure. However, what we do know is that this is ourmost successful selling front cover product ever!So with the sale success of the new Main Book and Health & Beautyovertaking previous editions, we’re on track for an amazing summer.To make it even more exciting, our top twenty selling products are allnew lines available in our brand new catalogues.

Heard this week on EzeReach!“Personally presenting catalogues rather than the traditional methodof blanket dropping is a fantastic way to get down to a customer basevery, very quickly. It’s a shortcut really from dropping catalogues monthafter month after month, marking down whether they’re looking atyour catalogue or not and whether they’re actually buying. Personallypresenting catalogues, you can knock at the door, introduce yourself,explain you’re from Kleeneze and ask whether they’d like to see thecatalogue. They can either say yes or no.

The one thing with personallypresenting is that you do have tohave a thick skin. You do have toaccept the knocks, but theadvantages are absolutely amazing.When we blanket drop, we expecta return of a £1 a catalogue if we’relucky. With our experience, we wentto an area we hadn’t been beforeand personally presented at 133 houses. It does take alittle bit of time, but it’s time well spent. We received 59 ‘no’s – so 59houses we never have to go back to, another advantage over blanketdropping. But we did get 74 ‘yes’s’, which is fantastic. And from that -£402 worth of orders, which averages £5.42 per catalogue.For anyone out there who’s not quite sure, I’d say - do a mix. Go intoone street and blanket drop and another to personally present.It does take a bit more time, but we guarantee you the results willblow you away.”Andrew and Fay Roe, Bronze Executive Distributors

Main Book (front cover) The Ultimate Onion & Vegetable Chopper £7.50/€11.50 077852-2CMain Book (page 140) Food Bag Offer £8.50/€12.50 078808-2CHealth & Beauty (front cover) Moisturising Socks Offer £6.00/€9.00 071285-2JMain Book (page 64) Set of 4 Mini Brushes £2.50/€3.75 076368-2CHealth & Beauty (page 24) 2-in-1 Pedicure Tool £5.00/€7.50 055549-2JMain Book (page 87) Line Hooks £2.75/€4.25 077461-2CHealth & Beauty (page 35) Magnetic Knee Strap £6.00/€9.00 056022-2JHealth & Beauty (page 31) Multi-Coloured 7 Day Pill Boxes £6.00/€9.00 064980-2JMain Book (page 8) Multi Chopper £18.00/€27.00 077704-2CMain Book (page 29) Deluxe Frying Pan £10.00/€15.00 078980-2CMain Book (page 8) Potato Peeling Mitts £6.00/€9.00 077712-2CHealth & Beauty (page 25) Pink Microfibre Body Wrap £14.00/€21.00 055565-2JMain Book (page 17) New Fridge Storage £8.00/€12.00 077909-2CMain Book (page 14) New Bread Keeper £10.00/€15.00 077879-2CMain Book (page 7) New Cheese Mill £6.00/€9.00 077666-2CMain Book (page 116) Battery Organiser £8.00/€12.00 073881-2CMain Book (page 109) Deluxe Z Relax Footrest - Floral £25.00/€38.00 072150-2CMain Book (page 73) Kleeneze Daily Shower Cleaner £4.00/€6.00 076821-2CMain Book (page 9) Wonder Cover £2.75/€4.25 077828-2CHealth & Beauty (page 13) Hair Trimmer £4.00/€6.00 079219-2J

KLEENEZE SUMMER SALES TOP TWENTY

JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER

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Last week EWB published your stories and photos from Kleeneze’sActivity Weekend. However, we’re even happier to report that thisweek, even more stories came through. The Activity Weekend wasdefinitely not a one-off! Scores of you continue to come together withyour teams for concentrated bouts of sales and sponsoring.

Thank you for keeping us in the loop and please continue to email usall your feedback, stories and tips for success: ewb@kleeneze.co.uk.

Gold Distributors Lesley and Keith Ridden found a great newway to get our new holiday incentive out to the masses:

“We decidedthat a greatway to getKleeneze’sDoorstepDestinationsout to extrapeople, otherthan regularcustomers, was

to contact groups. As Lesley is the Chorus Director of Tyneside LadiesBarbershop Harmony Chorus (quite a title!), she did just that and thechorus were delighted to jump at the opportunity of all taking a breaktogether - destination and date still to be decided! With over 25 girlslooking to take advantage of this incredible opportunity, Lesley will begoing too! With orders still being collected in, it’s fantastic to knowwe will be collecting at least an extra £500 in sales. These girls travelall over the world singing and now they’re going courtesy of aKleeneze incentive.

Keith has taken the idea to the golf club where he plays, and also

contacted other nearby clubs. He’s following this up next week to seeif the lads are going to action like the girls!

It’s a fantastic opportunity to get this brilliant holiday offer out tolarger groups of people in your area. Why not give it a go? The worstthing that happens is nothing – and that’s what you will have if youdon’t do anything! So what have you got to lose?”

Doorstep Destinations has encouraged new customers toplace orders, meaning more sales for you and a scorchingsummer for your businesses. Silver Distributor, Mark Tannerhas already witnessed his sales going up:“I visited my mother’s last Sunday and my eldest brother and theirfamily were down from Yorkshire. Anyway, I was surprised by mymother and my niece both giving me orders for £30 odd each. When Itold them about the holiday offer, my sister-in-law was in like a shotand she gave me an order for £46 - she had never ordered from thecatalogue ever before.”

The Activity Weekend was merely the tip of the iceberg whenit comes to boosting your businesses. Whether it’s a hugeteam gathering, or pockets of activity here and there,Kleeneze Distributors are unstoppable, as demonstrated byBronze Executive Distributor, Sheryl Dutton here!“We travelled up to north Manchester last week; went to anopportunity meeting, stayed over and then spent the next day onactivity with the team in the area. We put out over 1,300 cards andflyers plus many hot pockets and some shop cards.

Then at the weekend I spent Saturday evening with one colleague inBirmingham where we put out over 900 business cards; loads of hotpockets and some posters.”

The activity doesn’t stop there

Last September, hundreds of Distributors across the country gottogether to mark the annual Macmillan Coffee Morning. Staff at HQalso got together to raise money for the deserving cause and it provedto be, not only a resounding success in terms of raising money forcharity, but also a great event for team-building and activity.

This year, Kleeneze and Macmillan are once again working together tobuild on last year’s success. To make it even more fun – we’re issuing achallenge! Our target is to host 300 coffee mornings across the UK.Whether you raise £10 or £200 for the World’s Biggest CoffeeMorning, every penny will make a difference in changing the lives ofpeople affected by cancer.

“Every day 822 people in the UK are told they have cancer,” explainsMacmillan’s Corporate Development Manager, Louise Ewers. “This isnews that not only turns their world upside down but also affects theirfamily and friends.

Macmillan’s ambition is to help every one of these people by providingthem with the medical, emotional, practical and financial support theyneed. That’s why we need your help more than ever.

By simply getting together with friends and family over a cuppa, youwill help us take a big step to reaching our ambition. Every penny youraise will fund more of our vital services and help to develop new waysto change lives.

It’s not all about coffee... If you’re not a coffeedrinker then why not substitute coffee for herbal tea,fruit juice, water or something a bit stronger, or ifyou’re feeling adventurous, impress your guests withdelicious smoothies!”

Register now and make a realdifference by taking part in theWorld’s Biggest Coffee Morning.To register your Kleeneze coffeemorning call 0845 602 1246quoting the KEYWORD COR20.After you’ve registered we’ll sendyou a coffee morning pack witheverything you need to makeyour event a great success.

Please remember to quote theKEYWORD COR20 so that Macmillanknow that it is a Kleeneze Coffee Morning.

TOP TIPWhy not invite existing and new customers to your event? This is aperfect opportunity to grow your business and get to know yourcustomers.

MACMILLANCOFFEE MORNING

25THSEPTEMBER

STIR IT UP FOR CHARITY

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Looking out of the office window at the grey skies and rain as wewrite EWB, we can only feel one thing about Bronze ExecutiveDistributor, Ivan Darch. Jealousy! As this week it was confirmed thatIvan has done ‘the double’ and qualified for Cyprus AND Cape Town!

Firstly, please can you tell our readers that EWB isn’t callingyou names with our headline…?

No, that’s my nickname in the VisionGroup. We all travelled to Spain and wentto the place where they shoot all thewestern films. I dressed up as a Mexicanand am now known as Dirty Darchez!

So, you’re the first ‘double’ sales planqualifier. How does that feel?It’s fantastic. They are pretty awesomeevents; you don’t want to miss them if youcan help it! I’ve been to Vienna and

Cannes before, so I know what these experiences are like. I was tryingto help someone in the team to qualify for Cyprus and I know that ifthey did it, I would get to qualify too.

Can you tell us a bit about yourself?My story’s a bit different. I’m friends with Richard and Clare Chantlerand when we were on holiday one year, they were telling me about

the business. I didn’t realize there was more to Kleeneze than thecatalogues. They showed me the potential. Then they took me to a bigmeeting where I heard Rob Forster speak. It was hearing him thatsigned, sealed and delivered the whole deal for me.

I didn’t join to earn a second income, because I already owned asuccessful stationery company. However, I was working really longhours and had massive overheads. I saw with Kleeneze that it was amuch better lifestyle and more importantly, there was a residualincome with the whole thing. I had my own business for six years andI’d never been able to increase my income or draw any more moneybecause the cost of running the business was so high.

For the first six months with Kleeneze, I retailed part-time while I soldmy business. After the business was sold, I went full-time. I knew thiswas the business for me.

What are your tips for success?I always put Kleeneze down to work ethic. Most days of the week, I’mup at 5 or 6 in the morning and working until 11pm or midnight!Even when I started, I retailed with all the spare time I had. I earned£871 in my first month with Kleeneze and that was just four hours aday retailing.

You only ever get out what you put in with this business. You justneed to strive and do more than you think you can.

We all know that first impressions count and when it comes to this business, one of the best introductionsis through the Showcase. We’ve lost count of the number of times we’ve heard, “I wasn’t really sure aboutthe business until I went to the Showcase,” and, “I joined after attending my first Showcase at the NIA.”

It is, without question, the best way for anyone to see Kleeneze, so ensure you get your prospect tickets in early for the Xmas Showcase. You canbook straight through the Service Centre from Monday 3 August on 0844 848 5000, giving your prospect’s name, address, phone number andemail address. In the same week, your prospect will receive a confirmation email (you will be copied in) which he/ she should print out and bringto the Showcase. The deadline for registering your prospects is noon on Friday 4 September. Anytime after that, you will have to register them atthe NIA Box Office at the morning of the Showcase, so try and avoid the queues and the hassle by booking them in early.PROSPECTS CAN NOW ALSO BOOK THEIR TICKETS DIRECT ON OUR PROSPECT TICKET LINE - 0800 1181100. FOR PROSPECTS ONLY!

We can only say one thing – keep going! If you find yourself losing motivation at any time, have aquick look at Gold Distributor Donna Clease’s story and photos below. Sunning yourself on aCypriot beach or trying to manipulate your umbrella while dodging puddles in force 10 gales inEngland...(and that’s just July). We know what we’d choose!

“I just wanted to say a massive thank you to Kleeneze for a very sunny, relaxing week in Cyprus!Back in January I attended the New Year Showcase at the NIA and my name was called out byMichael Khatkar as I had won a week with a friend in the beautiful Majestic Gardens Resort inLarnaka! All I had to do to win a number of prizes was put in as many orders of over £150around the Christmas period as possible. It’s true - you have to be in it to win it!

My friend and I have had such a lovely time. We had the pool to ourselves the entire week and,thanks to Kleeneze, we also had free car hire so we took full advantage and drove around theisland. We visited Nissi Beach, the water park in Limassol and managed to get in a bit of retailtherapy! I couldn’t come away without seeing the Le Meridien Limassol Spa & Resort which iswhere all of the qualifiers for the Autumn Destination are going! It looks fantastic! Thank youagain. It’s been the best prize I have ever won and it’s been even better telling people!”

Make sure you do whatever it takes next time the company runs an incentive like this!

ON TRACK FOR CYPRUS?

DIRTY DARCHEZ DOES THE DOUBLE

MAKE A GREAT FIRST IMPRESSION

It is, of course, the Kleeneze opportunity. And now, more than ever,people are coming into this business with the resolution to make amore secure future for themselves and their families.

A wheely good opportunity!Due to the lack of building contracts because of the recession, BarryPreece was looking for a way of getting a little extra income betweencontracts. The Kleeneze option was perfect as it provided timeflexibility so that he could do any small building jobs that becameavailable and he could still work his Kleeneze business around them.

As a 68 year old he is putting more energy and enthusiasm into thisbusiness than many of the youngsters. In only his first few days he gotwell over £360 of orders.

Due to the area he lives in he has lostvirtually half of his original 200catalogues (it is a retirement area aswell as having many student bedsits),so he was desperate for morecatalogues – hence the push to get the£360 (300BP) first order.

In order to build his catalogue numbersup he has made full use of both theKleeneze catalogue incentives (halfRetail Kit and Full Retail Kit), also hisUpline’s incentive of a full Retail Kit for£1,000 of orders in the first full Period(he couldn’t wait for a full one so hedid it in the first 3 weeks).

How did he manage it? Well he had a secret weapon! He could notwait for the new super duper Catapuller to become available – so heused his initiative – a wheel barrow!

Graduate hits the Kleeneze books“I joined Kleeneze in January 2009 after myhours were drastically cut at my part-time barjob at University. I knew the business workedas my parents, Tim and Tina Pace have been inKleeneze for two and a half years. Within thattime they have reached senior level, and haverecently qualified for this year’s autumndestination, Cyprus.

I initially started the business whilst still atUniversity. I had moved away to Stoke-on-Trent, studying Drama,Performance and Theatre Arts. I decided to travel home and beginwith two drops a month, allowing myself to start building up acustomer base for my return home in May, as I would have completedmy degree.

Before moving back home, I had already signed into the business myfriend and housemate from University who was also a student. After

coming home with me on a number of occasions and helping mewith my rounds, when she saw first hand the money makingopportunities and the versatility of this business, she was in!

Since returning home and, as I am sure hundreds of other graduateshave/are realising, finding no relevant job vacancies in my desired fieldof work, I was faced with the decision; settle for any old job orcontinue building my business? There was no chance I was going togo back to working for someone else in an inappropriate workingenvironment that I had not trained for. So, whilst I am still looking forwork in my specified field, I have the ability to build a business that willprovide for me whenever I need it to, an incredible plan B for anyactor entering such an unstable career.

Since obtaining a team member and increasing my retail, I haveachieved 10% for two consecutive periods. My goals now includesponsoring more people into my team, whilst still increasing retail tofurther myself in this business.”

Kayleigh Pace, Silver Distributor

Dubai-bye boss!“We joined Kleeneze on 26 October 2008. After spending 7 years inthe Dubai rat race we decided to return to the UK with no real planson what we would do but I knew for certain that I did not wantanother 9 to 5 office job that, with commuting time on top wouldkeep me away from spending quality time with my family.

With hindsight coming back at the time we did was probably not thebrightest thing I have done. The country was just heading into arecession and jobs were being lost in the hundreds each week. So,after doing the usual newspaper and job centre stuff for 6 weeks withno promise of finding employment, I replied to an ad on thecommunity centre’s notice board. I liked the idea of being my ownboss and fitting work around the family and not the other way round.

At first we were alittle sceptical thatyou could earn theamounts beingbandied about anddidn’t commitourselves to startwith, only taking200 catalogue packs to try it out part time, as we still needed to findaccommodation and sort out a lot of other issues we had at the time.Knowing what I know now I wish we had jumped in feet first becausetrying to work out earnings for the job centre was a nightmare. Soafter getting nowhere with them we took the decision to do morehours and with the help of our sponsor we eventually went full-timeon 1 January 2009. We earned £837 in our first full period just byfollowing the system.”

Derek and Sylvia Pennell,Silver Distributors

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Flexibility, job security and abrilliant income to boot

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We thought you’d like to know that this week the Service Centre moved to their newly customised office in HQ. Although a move within thebuilding may not seem of huge importance, this particular one is a milestone for the company. The move means that all Kleeneze HQ staff arenow in close proximity to each other meaning inter-departmental communications are much more efficient.

A handful of Network leaders who were already on site also joined us this week at HQ to celebrate this hugely important move for the companyand officially open the new Service Centre.

Moving on up

100,000 And AboveNasko Ratchev & Oksana Karachun 2,286,362.63Bob Park & Lynn Macdonald 2,284,315.13Gavin Scott & Bonnie Arapes 2,249,178.54Bob Webb 1,200,008.52Allan & Billie-Dee Moffat 988,092.65Gillian Nicholson 872,482.31Terry Carr 842,704.61Rob Forster & Ray Aziz 842,560.24Freda Fenn & Heather Summers 742,982.88Margaret Moore & Carren Arscott 738,518.56John & Audrey Gardiner 738,428.57Glyn & Elizabeth Hobden 738,428.57Muriel & Tony Judson 706,635.38Chris & Wendy Mason-Paull 704,707.27John & Jeanette Hawkes 602,597.18Peter & Jackie White 550,596.77Sue Marshall & Bob Dalton 400,883.28Stephen Bourne & Anne Binks 362,032.05Mike & Amanda Bibby 361,572.43Terence & Jean Ash 300,719.47Gary & Esther Watson 298,266.60Margaret & Roy Japp 276,405.79John & Steven Sharp 224,426.28Hazel & John Stephen 215,486.57Gordon & Judy Seldon 197,263.04Robert Gibbons 183,046.21Phil & Jean Warrington 182,795.82Claire & Peter Rea 178,845.44David & Anne Pemberton-Smith 169,127.61Craig & Magdalena White 166,403.58Andy Stephenson & Claire Branch 161,579.11Melvyn & Lucy Mortimer 156,562.99Vie & Keith Robertson 150,563.49John & Sarah Mckie 148,310.83Michael & Jean Day 145,765.12Antonio & Katharine Briffa 143,877.60Judy Jodrell 138,848.80Eamon Lynch & Marie Ryan 130,177.45Stephen Geldard & Catherine Brookes 124,374.49Mark & Delfina Prosser 123,467.85Victor & Una Brown 116,964.82Sylvia & Jack Hood 114,979.81Robert & Mary Higgins 111,326.57Geoff & Fiona Webb 109,893.48John & Anne Donaldson 107,936.48Trevor Mitchell 101,799.24Jill Corlett 100,075.54John & Christine Prosser 100,035.28

35,000 And AboveRaymond & Miriam Turnbull 96,479.61Michael & Susan Pirie 93,034.70Andy & Carolyn Cooper 92,813.11Heather & James O’Neil 88,672.63Anthony Greeves 88,503.12Carole & Benny Morris 88,128.22Sue & Geoffrey Burras 86,462.27Martin & Yvonne Boyce 86,047.52Dave & Susie Horton 84,376.09Declan O’Neill 82,480.91Mel & Irene Wilson 81,403.11Justin & Olivera Toner 80,785.50Nuala & Ronan Mcdonald 80,218.40Angela & Norman Campbell 78,494.83Sue & Steve Ferguson 77,883.16Marcell & Joanne Treanor 77,601.93David & Rosie Bibby 77,477.50Lauren & Peter Jackson 75,488.50Stephani & Bill Neville 71,057.34Julie Collier & Peter Richards 70,290.02Malcolm Ashmore 70,220.24Adele & Jaime De Caso 70,220.24Rosina & Frank Pocock 68,370.61Susan & David Darton 66,470.60Gaynor Morgan 64,707.10John & Jenny Holden 64,170.44David & Samantha Branch 64,126.58Lindsay Gonsalves & Daniel Young 61,760.42Andrew & Sue Boswell 60,708.99Steve & Debbie Roper 60,321.84John & Wendy English 59,781.41Deborah & Allan Dewar 57,459.69Caroline Harris & Craig Cox 57,102.64Ramon & Sylvia Laing 56,949.48Peter & Myrna Wellock 56,133.24Andrew & Carolyn Walkinshaw 55,784.71Alf & Carol Bell 54,845.23Robert Branch & Marianna Grineva 53,775.94Eve & Norman Branch 53,715.07Mike & Dawn Gough 53,238.49Karen & Neil Young 51,533.24Craig & Mary Hawkes 50,038.20Richard & Clare Chantler 49,434.81Chris & Julia Norton 49,210.41Stephen & Debra Nell 49,001.66Glenn & Caroline Royston 47,996.85Jay Singh 47,995.98Brian Harwood 47,742.24Alan Meldrum 47,197.15James Curtis 47,032.05Julie & Anthony Cornick 46,996.32Jane & John Dunkerley 45,949.47Helen Lambert & Richard Woods 45,830.98Carol Simpson & Douglas Clark 44,767.02Helen Brooks 44,356.24Stanley & Roy Stewart 44,190.85Michelle Kennedy 42,891.01Eamonn & Anne Roe 42,808.12Steven & Sarah Curtis 42,165.60Helen & Paul Allgood 42,059.58Gabrielle & Paul Broadstock 41,127.01Ram & Joginder Singh 40,503.40Gary Cooper & Jackie Norris 40,178.72Andrew Buxton & Laura Kelly 39,729.60Martin Gardner & Allison Butterworth 39,136.02Christopher & Louise Brown 38,938.65Andrew & Ann Meldrum 38,857.22Roger & Barbara Green 38,565.29Rhian & E Anthony Jones 38,475.02Ron & Judy Speirs 38,106.07Gill & Donato Sepe 37,550.97Teresa Divers & Bryony Hayward 36,559.83Graham & Georgina Long 36,445.42Stephen Smith & Dennis Chamberlain 36,335.65Belinda Clarke 36,200.80Derrick & Maria Longwright 35,583.57Gerry Melanephy & Maureen Mcloughlin 35,352.00

15,000 And AboveDebbie & Trevor Collins 34,484.62Su & Jas Bains 34,204.09Keith & Patricia Phillips 34,109.36Trish & Lee Fisher 33,819.28Alnashir & Yasmin Ratanshi 33,648.30Christopher Reay & Lesley Coan 33,177.57

John Webb & Kathryn Price 32,783.71Caroline & Philip Thompson 32,779.08Denise & Stephen Neal 32,693.65Alison & Michael Ogden 32,564.35Tracy & David Sheehan 32,011.25David Pope 31,877.13David Birtwistle & Angela Tonkin 31,667.42Chantele & Barry Travis 31,651.97John & Sophia Clements 31,587.67Clare & Martin Whitelock 31,581.72Barbara Ann & Alan John Peachey 31,348.79Melanie & Andrew Wilson 30,894.57Alexandra Tuesley 30,173.09Peter & Sheryl Dutton 30,149.60Sharon & Andrew Bird 30,106.18Robert Gould 30,096.88Gerwyn Duggan 30,096.88Keith Blythe 30,015.02John & Karina Beesley 29,649.84Steven Clements 28,726.44Tom & Bernadette Hingley 28,614.08Doug & Sandra Roper 28,417.22Joseph O’Donnell 28,265.84Angela & Stephen Burchell 28,108.64Graham & Catherine Hyde 28,102.91Michael & Sandra Laydon 27,472.95Stuart & Gail Mckibbin 27,318.56Lesley Burroughs 26,984.35John & Janice Halsall 26,963.88Carole & Peter Bristow 26,934.16Nicola & Jerome Neville 26,934.16Toby Acton & Donna Gold 26,825.62Debbie Gee 26,610.99Richard Houseago & Vanadis Fox 26,608.36Keith Sandland 26,472.55Steve Johnson & Rosemary Rowntree 25,891.98Gill & Tim Evans 25,667.46Seph O’Connell & Sarah Watson 25,500.59Conor Treanor & Linda Jameson 25,263.53Stephen Clark 24,709.77Martina & James Mcgrath 24,435.33Abigail Colclough 24,354.84Elizabeth Pope & Jason Hardy 24,345.59Colin & Charlene Sadler 24,049.49Kerry & Paul Stonall 23,987.19Andrew Ridley 23,502.64Brian Manchester 23,479.93Laurence & Rosemary Wiseman 22,985.99Karim & Juliet Karmali 22,971.28Maria & Lee Kowalkowski 22,672.81Stuart & Robyn-Lee Heard 22,328.72Sunil Popat 22,197.38Cheryl & David Amison 22,197.38Paul Tawn & Clare Bason 22,197.38Ivan Darch 22,100.72Jack Kirby 22,053.78Ian & Agnieszka Clarke 21,677.28Christopher & Lynne Marshall 21,649.55Linda & Ian Stanley 21,109.10Rosemary & Christopher Day 20,865.84Paul Flintoft 20,858.59Harry Hancock 20,644.72Robert Wellock 20,551.32Allan Ledwidge 20,517.04Cindy & David Brown 20,495.58Maria Monaghan & Shane Treanor 20,483.16Karen Olivant & Peter Flitton 20,435.31Narendra & Kashmir Kalon 20,152.51Amanda & Andrew Holland 20,127.40Brian & Gay Redstone 20,078.99Brian Mooney & Sharon Treanor 19,924.27Caroline & Simon Harvey 19,768.05Christine Lappin & Simon Place 19,761.34Kenneth Rooney & Karen Jordan 19,745.73Michael Amor-Wilkes 19,507.63Terry & Jane Hodge 19,426.02John Smith 19,400.78Steve & Cathy Chambers 19,391.18Linda & Tony Gower 19,262.81Tim Sandom 19,256.72Charlie & Gillian Whitton 19,116.71Amy Warrington 18,961.53Phil Curtis 18,727.37Martin Bell & Caroline Roberts 18,489.13Alison & Kevin Thomas 18,342.39Jen & Garry Luke 18,327.45Dawn & Bruce Marsden 18,286.60Michael & Jennifer Allsop 18,241.09Mira Herman & Natalie Lofthouse 18,231.06Debra & Oliver Pusey 18,135.55John Morgan & Gilly Mc Crone 18,116.33Gordon & Patrick Davidson 18,016.23Richard & Ranti Fallowfield 17,989.33Kodwo Anderson 17,935.18Keith & Veronica King 17,935.18Gloria & Clive Davies 17,876.34Colin & Sarby Turnbull 17,781.78Ann & John Coe 17,687.19Gareth & Jeanette Jones 16,851.38Bernadette Murray 16,834.16Pamela Jarvis 16,687.13John Gilham & Wendy Nimmo 16,675.42Bev & Dave Townsend 16,652.63Paul & John Meikle 16,652.52Diane & Geoff Owen 16,613.49Angela & James Macleod 16,595.68Barry & Cecilia Bradbury 16,585.09Colin Roy Scott-Smith 16,481.84Neil & Susan Maclean 16,481.84Gareth & Gil Duffy 16,434.43Marie & Jeremy Simmonds 16,392.88Nichola & David Walmsley 16,132.29Christopher Young & Helena Edwards 16,050.15Steven Mee & Jaqueline Mullings 15,976.40Andrew & Cheryl Williams 15,755.94Timothy Murphy 15,564.25Leslie & Moira Harris 15,506.75Angel & Stuart Hill 15,506.75Robert & Jacqueline Dolan 15,495.68Keith & Teresa Faulkner 15,479.99Sara Eyres & Christopher Burras 15,423.06Tavis Taylor 15,274.31Elaine & Martin Spafford 15,225.30Bill Caddy 15,072.33Warren & Pamela Sewell 15,051.88

10,000 And AboveAndrew & Vicky De Caso 14,963.39Tony & Wendy Vallerine 14,904.64David Belcher 14,795.98Robert & Jennifer Clifton 14,754.77David Byatt & Janet Smith 14,687.59Richard & Helen Peuleve 14,661.85Vivienne & Richard Washington 14,658.46Donna & Charles Warr 14,564.59Steven Harding & Narissa Mather 14,490.28

Denys & Laura Harris 14,387.36Amelia & Hannah Mchard 14,376.58Clive & Pamela Lennard 14,318.28Michael & Janet Wallace 14,230.30Mark & Sarah Wildman 14,185.64Sharon & Craig Davis 14,121.13Brian & Diane Holmwood 14,095.79Jillian & Peter Griffiths 14,041.52Raymond & Barbara Mann 14,033.04Terry Hayden 13,920.45Coleen & Stephen Batchelor 13,843.46Patrick & Helen Loftus 13,748.96Darren & Christina Simmons 13,659.42Tom & Kathryn Forbes 13,596.34Kevin Sands 13,526.74Sadie O’Boyle 13,416.79Gavin Thomson 13,354.89Martyn Cunningham 13,350.15Robert & Jennifer Radbourne 13,306.07Timothy & Tina Pace 13,260.47Robert Webb & Dawne Kovan 13,232.95Harold & Minnie Fulton 13,223.20Raymond & Lorraine Satchell 13,099.52James Dale & Claire Daniels 13,088.82Barbara Margaret Webb 13,048.59Sandra Brown 12,993.98Louise Wellock & Nathan Sylvester 12,970.79Barry & Nina Mitchell 12,927.85Darryl Allen 12,896.85James & Jane White 12,842.99Kenny Liggett 12,801.81Jim & Marian Lombard 12,736.99Christine & Jim Foster 12,709.70Kathleen & Dominic Carolan 12,654.07Ellen & Sean Friedberg 12,636.59Roger & Simon Mantle 12,604.36Robert & Rosemary Annan 12,590.80Shirley Pere & John Barnes 12,267.74Lucinda Bennett & Nigel Manning 12,257.85Omran Zaman 12,227.57Carole & James Sunter 12,196.52Lyn & Tony Davies 12,178.30John & Kath Clease 12,175.28Gethin & Lynwen Thomas 12,054.57Christine & Con Browning 12,033.73Ron & Heidi Body 12,033.67Suzanne & Richard Woolven 11,976.75Helen & Andrew Walsh 11,893.70Norman & Joanne Grundy 11,848.12Seamus & Clare Houghton 11,847.71Michael & Mercy Radbourne 11,812.61Glyn Thomas 11,810.51Cliff & Linda Parker 11,762.49Tracey Payne & Harvey Kent 11,755.19Peter & Jean Monroe 11,749.04Ted & Rose Farrar 11,723.41Norah Bohan 11,632.89Mikaela & Andrew Brown 11,629.28Paul & Carolyn Blaxall 11,619.07Geoffrey & Berenice Davey 11,574.36Wendy Fielding 11,502.06William & Sharon Stevenson 11,490.36Bob & Diane Goulding 11,487.58Sarah Jenkins 11,479.42Jim & Vicky Smith 11,466.70Patricia Fisher 11,426.79Terry Drew 11,413.69Catherine & Stephen Lord 11,351.78Bill & Joyce Rowe 11,333.92Michael Godwin 11,288.59Michael & Julia Tolton 11,231.49Pete Gill & Amy Kisnorbo 11,229.97Declan & Monica Manning 11,205.79Heather Brown 11,204.01Richard & Greta Brownridge 11,196.73Jeffrey & Frances Topple 11,177.54Alana Hampshire & Keith Banks 11,160.49Ian & Cheryl Cooke 11,078.81Ian & Carol Parker 11,070.06Bob & Rosemarie Hardy 11,016.14

7,500 And AboveKaren Lewis & Kevin Marriott 10,968.75John & Jenny Caton 10,960.09Sarah Sancho 10,944.54Fay & Andrew Roe 10,839.96Julie Cotton & Neil Tomkinson 10,825.45Elaine Hilder 10,754.48Claire Mires 10,744.18Susan Hook 10,738.18John & Mary Marsh 10,735.10Kira Mckibbin & Andrew Thomas 10,697.56Susan Walton 10,683.78Carlo & Cherry Hrynkiewicz 10,608.44David & Deborah Lord 10,600.51Tim & Freda Drinkwater 10,600.51David & Jenny Gerry 10,566.88Mark James 10,557.60Kate Lee 10,527.66Margaret Wright & Jacqui Whittingham 10,523.32David Potter 10,508.72David & Lynn Bole 10,439.14Clare Haines 10,418.42Trevor & Janet Rawding 10,416.34Elizabeth & George Kerr 10,270.07Chaitali & Ajit Nath 10,241.13Karen & Steven Glew 10,232.93Isobel & James Orr 10,229.42Philip & Alison Wimbles 10,199.89Niall & Eileen Mckenna 10,150.01Pierce & Janet Hartley 10,135.46Johanna & Stuart Peuleve 10,132.44David & Judith Mccreath 10,131.67Stephen & Joyce Milne 10,060.56Christopher Conroy 10,038.28Lorraine & Ian Balcombe 10,038.28Melissa Squires & Ian Slade 10,007.91Jake Ellington 9,973.53William & Jane Warrington 9,874.14Ann Searle & Philip Linsey 9,864.95Allan & Myra Collins 9,827.28Linda & Steve Tinkler 9,808.28Rosie Ward & Jack Kerbel 9,704.70Christine & Ian Brennan 9,658.27Ann & Robert Campbell 9,643.43Mark Law & Diana Searle 9,635.44Karen Bradley & Antonio Alonso 9,633.25Rhys & Susan Williams 9,625.58Anthony & Leslie Carrick 9,617.03Peter & Cathy Legg 9,557.11Steve Richardson & Ann-Marie Burras 9,510.96Henry & Diana Crosby 9,478.63Marion & Anthony Homer 9,473.58David & Heather Herring 9,439.83Ian & Anita Saville 9,426.12Bernie & Barbara Klinger 9,407.92

Kimberley Sunter 9,390.70Arthur & Susan Cuthbert 9,362.31Warwick & Christine Blakemore 9,319.49Cath & John Wilkinson 9,319.49Louise Puttick 9,274.71Sheila & Nigel Fowler 9,229.30John & Anita Orr 9,138.51Craig & Linda Lomas 9,120.35Georgina & Phil Gale 9,082.18Terry & Mabel Mallard 9,060.01Gerard & Claire Tucker-Mawr 9,039.00Joe Croll 9,017.75Varghese & Leeba Koshy 9,003.15Shirley Gowland & Josephine Davies 8,993.63Kevin Rider 8,971.16Robert Young & Clare Mears 8,940.99Anthony & Susan Peacham 8,940.06Andrew Platten & Tracie Lowndes 8,935.34Raymond & Susan Kirkland 8,933.17Ian & Pauline Pilkington 8,925.95Joanne & Tim Powell 8,911.71Paul Melville 8,909.59Karl-Josef & Brigitte Mergler 8,890.50Stephen & Elaine Blay 8,851.96Stephen & Rebecca Gilbert 8,798.86Jane Spencer-Cook 8,767.14Ian & Lorraine Barnfield 8,749.83Antony & Aileen Gunn 8,744.74June & David Love 8,740.48Lesley & Gordon Whittington 8,733.92Kelly & Steve Elliott 8,728.15Stewart Carnson 8,727.10Mary Hession & Geraldine Twamley 8,698.44Ron & Sue Keeler 8,685.17Ann Tawn 8,644.01Marsha Barras 8,632.87Gail & Darren Drew 8,588.50Vincent Tsoi & Lorraine Lawlor 8,570.28Mary & Peter Whinfrey 8,563.20John & Monica Beardmore 8,549.64Michael Prior 8,540.76Ian & Elisabeth Aitchison 8,511.35Linda Charles 8,498.83John & Lesley Mcnally 8,498.83Veronica Nixon 8,476.03Mike Victoros 8,462.16Neil Jeffery & Caroline Jeffrey 8,403.82Alan & Barbara Rea 8,385.63Peter Savidge 8,355.11Laura Thorpe & Les Ward 8,354.11Julian & Karen Pike 8,342.77Emma & Chris Shafe 8,338.49Debra & Tony Williams 8,338.40Lesley & Keith Ridden 8,336.16Anna & Nigel Lacey 8,263.17David & Christine Rhodes 8,255.90Emma & Brendon Sims 8,255.05Gerard Coste 8,246.16Andrew Webber & Kerryann Perry 8,232.28Geoff Taylor & Alison Moore 8,208.75Angela Wallace 8,207.21Negin & Michael Backhouse 8,206.58Chris & Nicky Evans 8,202.68Lesley & Steven Tombs 8,185.63Brian & Grainne Quigley 8,131.14Alex Dewar 8,128.74Peter Gallant & Claire Mckay 8,123.02Angela & Robert Clark 8,072.54Diana Babbage & Joanna Turner 8,068.23Samantha Rushton & Dean Worrall 8,059.97Maryan & Don Nicolson 8,053.35Markus Klötzer & Petra Romoser 8,047.77Patricia & Dennis Corser 8,043.55Sarah Trim 8,025.52Sharon Waters & David Allsop 8,016.93John Greenwood 8,003.95Keith Glass & Margaret Holvec 8,001.96Emma Colley 7,992.26David & Elaine Luke 7,990.30Gavin & Trish Conway 7,987.08Graham & Christene James 7,966.41Michael & Anne Barnaville 7,920.06Adrian Fisher 7,911.33Marie Andrews 7,911.33Helen & Simon Fogwill 7,903.38Shelly Warriner 7,896.90Linda Wood 7,889.95Sarah Darch 7,871.67Rita & Peter Noble 7,852.70Alex & Kathleen Langler 7,852.55Allan & Maxine Lawford 7,849.76Linda & Graeme Kirkwood 7,824.71Christopher & Emmanuelle Elmer 7,819.18Susan & Julian Brunton 7,814.45Rachael & Chris Wild 7,812.40James & Vicky Holmes 7,812.40Lesley Brown & Mark Veidman 7,810.70Deborah Morgan 7,810.70Kevin Howe & Leah Harper 7,805.21David & Heather Flannagan 7,803.45Karen & Colin Popiolek 7,803.28Douglas & Theresa Hack 7,781.41Margaret Jarman 7,762.09Chris Southern 7,759.43Tracy Southern 7,759.43Linda & David Leadbetter 7,752.17Philip Gaffney & Isabella Wharton-Gaffney 7,752.17Graham & Jennifer Shaw 7,749.60Richard Radbourne & Yvonne Kirk 7,740.38Mervyn Baxter 7,734.03Tony & Julie Brown 7,725.75Lee & Fiona Henshaw 7,709.42Jayne & Gary Burcombe 7,702.85Martyn Regan & Verity Antcliff 7,698.45Sylvia & Gary Green 7,691.98Robert & Alison Evans 7,683.26Mauro Vieira 7,683.26Elizabeth & Ian Hyams 7,680.27Jennifer & Martin Amos 7,664.54Susan Coleman & Robert Holdford 7,663.22Margaret Playle 7,640.87Archie Curtis & Faye Wareham 7,637.52Jerome Hadley & Marissa Gigg 7,634.31Paul Tonkin 7,626.21Hannah Twigg & Simon Richards 7,605.56Belinda Barnes & John Shearer 7,602.72Christine & Michael Paxton 7,598.52Alan & Rebekah Larner 7,596.19Anthony Mervin 7,591.05Richard Tibbetts & Suzanne Pilcher 7,581.09Barbara Tibbs 7,565.41Stewart Lonsdale 7,561.49Tony Henshall & Sarah Whittall 7,515.73Paul Smith & Angela Solomon 7,501.16

31.07.09 Issue 28 ENTERPRIZE WEEKLY BULLETIN

BULK SALES FIGURES PERIOD 7 – COMBINED

ENTERPRIZE WEEKLY BULLETIN Issue 28 31.07.09

COMPANY SHOWCASES AND TRAINING DAYS12 Aug Kleeneze Gold Day – KLEENEZE HQ (Book now:

email lloyd.brown@kleeneze.co.uk)

5 Sept Kleeneze Xmas Showcase – THE NIA,BIRMINGHAM

12 Sept Kleeneze Ireland Xmas Showcase – THE RADISSONSAS HOTEL, DUBLIN AIRPORT

7 Oct Gold Rush IV – LOCATION TO BE CONFIRMED

17-21 Oct Kleeneze Autumn Destination – CYPRUS

9 Jan 2010 Kleeneze New Year Showcase & Gala Dinner – THENIA and HALL 3, ICC, BIRMINGHAM

16 Jan 2010 Kleeneze Ireland New Year Showcase – THERADISSON SAS HOTEL, DUBLIN AIRPORT

2-9 Mar 2010 Kleeneze Spring Destination 2010 – CAPE TOWN

TRAINING MEETINGS - 2009 COUNTRYWIDE31 July (every four weeks) Aberdeen Opportunity and Training

Meeting, Holiday Inn Express – Aberdeen Exhibition Centre,Parkway East, Bridge of Don, ABERDEEN, AB23 8AJ. 10am– 12.30pm, £3. Contact Lynn Macdonald atlynn@lynnmacdonald.com or tel: 01506 414456.

19 Aug (16/09) Opportunity Showcase/Going for Gold GLASGOW,Pentagon Centre, Washington St, GLASGOW. 7.30pm for8pm start. Business dress please. £3 per distributor, guestsfree, all welcome. Contact Tom and Kate Forbes 0141 6260013, Andrew Walkinshaw 07915 063458, Bob Park 07968804327.

22 Aug (every four weeks) Aberdeen Opportunity and TrainingMeeting, Holiday Inn Express – Aberdeen Exhibition Centre,Parkway East, Bridge of Don, ABERDEEN, AB23 8AJ. 10am– 12.30pm, £3. Contact Lynn Macdonald atlynn@lynnmacdonald.com or tel: 01506 414456.

23 Aug (every four weeks) Freedom Training. 10.00am – 1.00pm(doors open at 9.30am) Best Western Moat House Hotel,Festival Way, Etruria, STOKE-ON-TRENT, ST1 5BQ. Specialguests Jean and Mike Day. Bookings only, £6.00 per person.Please send cheques (payable to A de Caso) to: Adele &Jaime de Caso, 38 Poplar Close, Blythe Bridge, Stoke-on-Trent ST11 9RJ (names will be held at the door, no ticketsare sent out) Business dress only please, everyone welcome.For further information, please call 01260 218574.

OPPORTUNITY MEETINGS - NORTH/SCOTLAND4 Aug (every four weeks) Edinburgh Opportunity Meeting,

Edinburgh Training Centre, 16 St Mary’s StreetEDINBURGH, EH1 1SU. 8pm 9pm. Contact LynnMacDonald at lynn@lynnmacdonald.com.

5 Aug (every four weeks) Kleeneze Opportunity PresentationEvening. Holiday Inn STOKE-ON-TRENT ST5 4DL. M6 J15Business dress only. Please arrive early for a prompt start.Doors open at 7:30pm, presentation from 8:00 till 9:15pm.Hosts: Adele & Jaime de Caso 01260 500081.

9 Aug (four weekly) Fast Start Training, The Riverside Hotel,Riverside Drive, Brandson, Burton-Upon-Trent,STAFFORDSHIRE, DE14 3EP. 12-2pm. £3 per distributor,guests free. A two-hour meeting that covers all you and yourteam need to know in developing your Kleeneze business.Come along and join in a fun and informative gathering ofexperienced and committed Kleeneze people. Hosts: David& Anne Pemberton-Smith, contactpembo.smith@googlemail.com, Tel. 07739 041843.

11 Aug (second Tuesday of each month) BOM meetings at Carlisle.Border Gate Premier Inn, Carleton, CARLISLE CA4 OAD tel:01228 633311. 7.30pm for 8pm start. All distributors andprospects/guests welcome. Hosts Alistair Townsend andMalcolm Bullough and will feature a presentation of theopportunity and a guest speaker. For information, contact:Alistair Townsend 01228 528126 email: ali5kids@sky.comMalcolm Bullough 01228 675553malcolmbullough@hotmail.com.

18 Aug (every four weeks) North East Business Opportunity Meeting,Quality Hotel, Boldon Business Park, SUNDERLAND. NE59PE. Easy access from A19. Open meeting, everyonewelcome. 8.00pm start £2.50 per head. Guests freeOpp/Training/Recognition/Raffle/Table Steve Geldard andCathy Brookes, tel: 0191 521 4564, ITS 119822 Sue PhoenixITS 514235.

18 Aug (every four weeks) Glasgow Opportunity Meeting, RamadaJarvis Hotel, Ingram St, GLASGOW 8pm- 9pm. ContactLynn Macdonald at lynn@lynnmacdonald.com or tel: 01506414456.

19 Aug (16/9, 14/10, 11/11, 9/12) Business Opportunity MeetingParkside Hotel PONTEFRACT 1/2 mile off Jct 32 M62towards Pontefract 7:30 for 8pm start guests free HostsGraham & Georgina Long 01757 268830 ITS 119857.

24 Aug (21/09, 19/10, 16/11) Merseyside Business OpportunityMeeting, Holiday Inn RUNCORN, Wood Lane, Beechwood,

Runcorn, Cheshire WA7 3HA. £2.50 per person, guests free.Business dress please. Hosts:- Mary & Harry Fullerton email:mary.fullerton@gmail.com or Tel: 0151 601 2972.

26 Aug (every four weeks) Teeside Opportunity Meeting, TheWindmill, a purpose built Conference and Seminar Centre,Dalton Piercy, HARTLEPOOL, TS27 3HN, directly on A19,just north of Wynyard Park turn-off. Open meeting, everyonewelcome. 8pm Start £2.50 per head. Guests freeOpp/Training/Recognition/Raffle/Table. Steve Geldard andCathy Brookes, tel: 0191 521 4564. ITS 119822 Sue PhoenixITS 514235.

26 Aug (23/9, 21/10, 18/11, 16/12) Leeds Business OpportunityMeeting, Holiday Inn, Brighouse, Clifton Village, LEEDS, HD64HW. 7.30pm for 8pm start. £3 per distributor, guests free.Business dress please. Contact Angel Hill on 07931283957or Stuart Hill on 07792002402.

SOUTH/MIDLANDS/WALES3 Aug (31/8, 28/9, 26/10, 23/11,16/12) Norwich Business

Opportunity Meeting, Holiday Inn, Ipswich Rd, NORWICH.NR4 6EP. 7.30pm for 8pm start. £3 per Distributor, guestsfree. Business dress please. Contact Stephen on07810126010.

4 Aug (First Tuesday of every month) Business OpportunityMeeting. St Leonards Hotel, Ringwood Road, St Leonards,RINGWOOD, Hampshire, BH24 2NP. 7.30pm for 8pm start,£2.50 per person. Business dress please. Hosts Bob Daltonand Sue Marshall on 01425 480675 or ITS 119727.

5 Aug (2/09, 30/09, 28/10, 25/11) West Sussex BusinessOpportunity Showcase at the Royal George, UpperShoreham Road, Shoreham-by- Sea, WEST SUSSEX, BN436TA, on the Holmbush Roundabout. Fantastic training fromguest speakers followed by a scintillating sizzle for only£2.50 per Distributor, Guests FREE. 7.30pm for 8pm promptstart, Business dress please. Hosts:- Judy & Gordon Seldon,01903 893887.

5 Aug (2/9,30/9,28/10,25/11) Essex Business Opportunity Meetingat The Holiday Inn, Brook Street, BRENTWOOD, CM14 5NF,J28 – M25. 7.30 for 8pm start. Business Dress please.Everyone Welcome Hosts Richard & Vanadis. EzeReach:01206 804 635.

10 Aug Westcountry Open Evening at Padbrook Park Hotel,Cullompton, DEVON EX15 1RU (signposted 5 mins from J28on M5). New to the Open Evening David Bibby will be doingpersonalised training at 7.00pm. Call us with your requestsfor training / topics to be covered. One to one or smallgroups, bring your team for a training session. All from Redand Blue groups welcome. Prospect focused BusinessOpportunity Presentation, Book Stall, Bids table,Testimonials, raffle and business related stands. Booking instarts from 7.00 p.m. and the event starts at 8p.m.Distributors £3 per person or £4 per couple. Guests FREE.Ample parking. Accommodation, meals, coffee and baravailable. Contact Sheelagh & Paul 01392 462710 (Ezereach01803 898592) or Nigel & Lucinda 01392 874412 (Ezereach01803 898652).

12 Aug (26/8; 9/9; 23/9; 7/10; 21/10; 4/11; 18/11; 2/12; 16/12; 30/12)Swindon Opportunity Meeting, The Link Centre WestSWINDON SN5 7DL. 8pm start in the Blades Bar next to theReception, £2.50 per distributor Smart Dress. Everyonewelcome. Hosts: Steve and Debra Nell contact on tel: 01793887978 or Ezereach: 01793 238909

12 Aug The Herts Open Evening (open to Blue & Red Groups),Express Hotel by Holiday Inn, (next to Matalan) Danestrete,STEVENAGE, Hertfordshire, SG1 1XB.Welcome/Opportunity/Testimonial/Recognition/CrazeeRaffle/Success Training/Bids Tools Table/Networking.7.30pm for 8.00pm start. £3 per person - guests FREE.Business dress and open mind please. Contact: Mike Lunn& Fiona Deans. Tel: 01438 361 794. Mob: 07508 025 008.Email: mikeandfiona.fireup@fsmail.net.EzeReach: 01462 889 461.

12 Aug (9/9,14/10,4/11,2/12) Folkestone opportunity evening, TheFirs Club, Firs Lane, Cheriton, FOLKESTONE CT19 4QF. £2per distributor, guests free. 7:30pm for 8:00pm start.Business dress please. All welcome. Hosts Emma & ChrisShafe. Ezereach: 01227 808744.

17 Aug (14/9, 9/11, 7/12) Open to Blue & Red Groups. Eltham OpenEvening at the Eltham Conservative Club, 254 High Street,ELTHAM, London, SE9 1AA. 7.30pm registration for prompt8pm start, ends around 9.30pm, then relax for a drink and asizzle plus visit our well stocked Sales Aids table. £3 perdistributorship, guests free, dress code: smart casual. HostsJoyce and Pete Rowe. Tel: 020 8463 7133. EzeReachNo: 020 3393 2408. Still the only BOM/Open Evening inSouth London.

17 Aug (14/9 12/10 23/11) Business Opportunity Open Evening(Now on Mondays), All welcome The Lincoln Suite,Lincolnshire Oak Hotel, East Road SLEAFORD, Lincs, NG347EH 7.30pm, £3 per distributor, Guests free. Contact:- Andy

& Amanda Holland (aaholland@talktalk.net) Eze Reach:-01553 886597.

18 Aug (four weekly) Burton Upon Trent Opportunity Meeting, TheRiverside Hotel, Riverside Drive, Brandson, Burton-Upon-Trent, STAFFORDSHIRE, DE14 3EP. 8pm-9.30pm (doorsopen 7pm). £3 per distributor, guests free. The Kleenezebusiness presented in a fun and informative presentation.Whilst providing an easy and relaxed atmosphere. The idealcombination for you to introduce your friends and family toKleeneze. Free entry to guests. Hosts: David & AnnePemberton-Smith, contact pembo.smith@googlemail.com,Tel. 07739 041843.

19 Aug (16/09, 21/10, 18/11, 16/12) Redruth Business OpportunityMeeting at Tricky’s, Tolgus Mount, Redruth, CORNWALL,TR15 3TA. 7.45pm for 8pm start. Everyone welcome. Stillonly £2.50 per Distributorship, Guests free. Hosts: David andJenny Gerry. Contact on 01209 714067,moneymagnet.info@yahoo.co.uk, ITS 297533.

25 Aug (22/9,20/10,17/11,15/12) Hemel Hempstead OpportunityMeeting, Holiday Inn, Breakspear Way, HEMELHEMPSTEAD HP2 4UA. £3 per distributor, guests free.7:30pm for 8pm start. Business dress please. Hosts: Rosina& Frank Pocock. Tel: 01442 256405.

25 Aug (22/9; 20/10; 17/11) Bristol Opportunity Meeting. Ship Inn(next to Premier Inn),Thornbury Road, Alveston, BRISTOL,BS35 3LL. 8.00pm start. Business dress please. Distributors£2 per head, guests FREE. Host: Andy Cooper, ITS 124171.T. 01179 819526.

26 Aug (23/9, 21/10, 18/11, 16/12) Somerset Business OpportunityMeeting, The Bathpool Inn, Bathpool, TAUNTON, TA2 8BE,7.30pm for 8pm start. £3 per Distributorship, guests free.Carlsberg don’t do BOMs, but if they did, they’d probablysay this is the best BOM in the world...but you need to comealong to find out! Contact Chris and Jacqui Hill on 01458851046, 0967 661442, ITS 237999, Ezereach: 01458888065email somersetbom@toprewards.co.uk.

27 Aug (24/9,29/10,26/11,17/12) Showcase Opportunity Briefing,Tottenham Green Leisure Centre, The Gold Room, FirstFloor, 1 Philip Lane, LONDON N15 4JA. 7.30PM.Registration for 7.45PM start. Special guest speakers eachmonth. £3 per distributorship, guest free. Everyone welcome!Hosts: Gary Dixon and team. Contact 07973 712 425,I.T.S.113915, or e mail: garydiamonddixon@aol.com.

14 Sept (third Monday of every month) South East Open EveningBOM with a twist. Forest Suite, Bracknell Leisure Centre,Bagshot Road, BRACKNELL, Berks, RG12 9SE. 7.45pm for8.30pm start. Distributors £3 single/£4 joint, guests free.Business dress please. Contact Debbie Gee on 01628626327 or Kate Lee on 0118 9268540. Everyone welcomeacross the Network (blue and red groups).

REPUBLIC OF IRELAND26 Aug (four weekly) Open Opportunity Meeting at Brennans Green

Isle Hotel, Newlands Cross, DUBLIN 22, at 8pm; €5 perdistributorship, guests free. Contact Audrey 086-8352012 orJim 087-2103983.

18 Oct The Glenroyal Hotel, Maynooth, Co. KILDARE, 12pm.Tickets cost €10, guests free. Contact Eamon Lynch andMarie Ryan on 044 9330826; info@wealthblitz.com.

8 Nov Training Meeting at the Abbey Leix Manor Hotel,ABBEYLEIX, 12.30pm. Guest speaker Bob Webb. Ticketsare €7.50 per person and are on a first come basis/€12 onthe door. Please book early for yourself and your team toavoid disappointment. Contact Eamon Lynch and MarieRyan on 044 9330826; info@wealthblitz.com.

6 Dec The Glenroyal Hotel, Maynooth, Co. KILDARE, 12pm.Tickets cost €10, guests free. Contact Eamon Lynch andMarie Ryan on 044 9330826; info@wealthblitz.com.

THE NETHERLANDS8 Aug (12/9,3/10,31/10,28/11, 19/12) Hotel van der Valk de

Cantharel, Van Golsteinlaan 20, 7339 GT APELDOORN.1pm – 3pm. Email Rita & Frank Kamsteeg atf.kamsteeg@home.nl.

Do you have any Training or Opportunity meetings in yourarea? Let us know, at meetings@kleeneze.co.uk and wewill include them in our weekly meetings diary.DEADLINE FOR WEEKLY SUBMISSIONS 4PM TUESDAY.

LEARN WHILE YOU EARN EVENTS

We’re huge fans of recognition in this business and believe that hard work should be rewarded. This is why we’ve arranged for the people whohelp your business run smoothly to be acknowledged accordingly.

Last week, Managing Director Jamie Stewart spoke at a Parcelforce conference saying, “You don’t just deliver parcels – you deliver pay cheques.”This statement sums it all up for the company, who almost a year ago today took over as our new carriers, stating:“We realise that we’re delivering more than parcels. We’re also delivering a commitment to you and your businesses.”

At the same conference, Jamie also launched a new quarterly and annual award to keep the depots striving forcomplete success when it comes to meeting your delivery expectations.

The awards are based on performance data, as well as any feedback that comes through from our Service Centre.

The first quarter (April, May, June) winner went to the Gatwick Depot who delivered 99.67% of parcels on time. Thesecond place winner was Carlisle depot with 99.66% and third was Leeds with 99.63%.

The winners receive an engraved trophy along with £100 of Kleeneze vouchers. At the end of the year, theAnnual Trophy along with £250 of Kleeneze vouchers will be awarded to the depot that has shownconsistent commitment toKleeneze Distributors.

Issue 28 ENTERPRIZE WEEKLY BULLETIN

AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY DELIVERY SCHEDULEBANK HOLIDAY MONDAY AUGUST 2009

UK MainlandOrder date Order Day Delivery Day Delivery Date24.8.09 Monday 13.15pm to Tuesday 13.15pm Thursday 27.8.0925.8.09 Tuesday 13.15pm to Wednesday 13.15pm Friday 28.8.0926.8.09 Wednesday 13.15pm to Thursday 13.15pm Tuesday 01.9.0927.8.09 Thursday 13.15pm to Friday 13.15pm Wednesday 02.9.0928.8.09 Friday 13.15pm to Monday 13.15pm Thursday 03.9.09

Northern Ireland Post codes BT1 to BT90 Plus R.O.I Dublin 1 to 24Order date Order Day Delivery Day Delivery Date24.8.09 Monday 9.15pm to Tuesday 9.15pm Thursday 27.8.0925.8.09 Tuesday 9.15pm to Wednesday 9.15pm Friday 28.8.0926.8.09 Wednesday 9.15pm to Thursday 9.15pm Tuesday 01.9.0927.8.09 Thursday 9.15pm to Friday 9.15pm Wednesday 02.9.0928.8.09 Friday 9.15pm to Monday 9.15pm Thursday 03.9.09

Remaining Irish Postcodes, International, Highlands & Islands of Scotland, ChannelIslands and Isle of ManOrder date Order Day Delivery Day Delivery Date24.8.09 Monday 9.15pm to Tuesday 9.15pm Friday 28.8.0925.8.09 Tuesday 9.15pm to Wednesday 9.15pm Tuesday 01.9.0926.8.09 Wednesday 9.15pm to Thursday 9.15pm Wednesday 02.9.0927.8.09 Thursday 9.15pm to Friday 9.15pm Thursday 03.9.0928.8.09 Friday 9.15pm to Monday 9.15pm Thursday 04.9.09The Service Centre will be closed Bank Holiday Monday

REWARDING SERVICE

Awarded on behalf of

DEPOT

As recognition for

Top Performance

in

2009

to

GATWICK

Quarter One

COMPLIANCE UPDATECatalogue thefts: over the past few weeks an increasingnumber of catalogue thefts have been reported to thecompliance department. Regrettably this has resulted in twodistributorships having their accounts closed. It is important toremember when retailing that there are no territories and if youdo come across another distributor’s catalogues or meetanother distributor always be polite, courteous and don’tinterfere with their catalogues.

ESSENTIAL MAINTENANCEWork is taking place on the main power supply to ourComputer Centre on Sunday 2 August 2009.As a result the web sites will not be available between 11:30and 21:00 on that day. Please also be aware that Service Centresystems may be disrupted on the morning of Monday 3rdAugust, although we will be doing everything we can tominimise the level of disruption. We thank you for your patienceand understanding in this matter and please accept ourapologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

Don’t forget: the 0870 333 6688 number is no longeravailable. If dialled, you will be asked to redial

0844 848 5000.