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Isagenix announced it has named Mac Larsen to lead its global independent sales force.
Previously, Larsen served as the vice president of sales for the company’s North America division and vice president and regional general manager of Australia and New Zealand. In his new role as senior vice president of global sales, Larsen will coordinate the company’s global sales efforts, support and grow the customer base globally and create programs and promotions to boost growth.
“During his 10 years at Isagenix, Mac has shown an impressive ability to connect with, support, and energize our independent distributors,” said Isagenix Chief Executive Officer Sharron Walsh. “He embodies the mission and vision of Isagenix, and I’m thrilled to have him on our executive leadership team.”
Isagenix Names Executive To Lead Global Independent Sales Force
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In recognition of how his leadership and expertise have helped the company best serve and inspire its independent distributor sales force, Isagenix International has promoted Mac Larsen to senior vice president of global sales. In this role, he’s responsible for coordinating global sales efforts, supporting and growing the customer base globally, and creating programs and promotions to boost growth.
Isagenix International has promoted Mac Larsen to senior vice president of global sales.
“During his 10 years at Isagenix, Mac has shown an impressive ability to connect with, support, and energize our independent distributors. He embodies the mission and vision of Isagenix, and I’m thrilled to have him on our executive leadership team.” – Isagenix CEO Sharron Walsh
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