Exfuze Review
"Explore the Power of Seven"
Products
Exfuze 7+: 7 of the worlds top super-foods in one great-tasting drink; Acai, Gogi, Noni, Mangosteen, GAC, Fuicoidan, and Seabuckthorn. The first “multi-botanical” juice.
Cost & Compensation
Compensation Plan: Quadraplan, Binary tree is 20,000 dollar weekly cap, pays up to 7 director generations and unilevel with no cap.
Cost at Signup: $150, $300 or $600 depending on the level.
Management Team
- Rick Cotton - Co-founder, CEO & Chairman: Cotton's entrepreneurial spirit and leadership help drive the vision of Exfuze. Evidence of this passion is his involvement of nearly 10 years abroad with a non-profit ministry developing businesses and programs to benefit the mission, and overseeing all Latin American operations. Cotton has served in more than 10 countries and has a strong command of culture, language and international business. A dynamic speaker, he is well respected in the network marketing industry, having enjoyed success in several other network marketing companies. His passion and understanding for the industry, coupled with his international experience, is a major asset for Exfuze. Cotton's experience and vision will allow for future expansion into some of the strongest direct selling markets in the world.
- Don Cotton - Co-founder, President & COO: Don Cotton is an entrepreneurial and operational expert who has a successful track record of building successful businesses and managing large, rapidly growing teams. Formerly an Enterprise Business and Technology Architect for Microsoft, Cotton has been the featured speaker at large industry conferences and was responsible for implementing large solutions at many Fortune 500 companies. At Mortgage Ramp (a subsidiary of General Motors Commercial Mortgage), Cotton was Chief Information Officer, overseeing all technical operations of the company. He also was the lead executive for a software division that quickly became the industry leader in commercial real estate origination and securitization.
- Paul Morris - EVP, Sales & Marketing: Paul Morris provides a wealth of experience to the Exfuze team as one of the top network marketing professionals in the country and serves as Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Morris was one of the highest level producers for Amway in the early 1980's and sold that business in 1984. After a couple years of "retirement," he rejoined the network marketing industry and has never looked back. During the past 25 years, Morris has been instrumental in taking five different start-up companies from zero to $15 million per month in sales. With one of those companies, he set records by enrolling more than 100,000 people in less than 90 days. He is an engaging speaker and has a passion for charity work in third-world nations.
- Peter Hammer - VP, Operations: Peter Hammer has more than 20 years experience in a variety of corporate settings throughout the country. This includes positions with the U.S. Department of Energy, Citicorp, Baxter Travenol, Inc., Datasphere and The Network. In addition, he has vast knowledge of the network marketing industry, including industry strategies, infrastructure, systems, manufacturing, logistics, supply chain management, product development and organizational development. He was responsible for Domestic Operations and International Development at Mannatech and has served in C Level management capacity for several other network marketing companies. As Executive Vice President with Mannatech he helped take the company from approximately $10 million in annual sales to over $116 million during his first three years. He also was responsible for operations in Canada, Australia, United Kingdom and Japan.
Company Overview
Date Founded: April 2008
Phone Number: (561)626-4515
Address: 11760 U.S. HWY One, Suite 501, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33408
Website: www.Exfuze.com
Countries served: US currently and Japan in fall 2008.
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