Business Blog Writes About Melaleuca’s Move Into Mexico

Paul Menser, a business reporter who worked at the Idaho Falls Post Register newspaper for nearly a decade covering Melaleuca, crafted a story about Melaleuca’s entrance into Mexico in Jan. 2014. Melaleuca’s efforts have been immediately rewarded, and it is experiencing rapid customer growth in Mexico. This is Melaleuca’s 17th market worldwide. In this story, Menser interviewed Melaleuca CEO Frank VanderSloot; vice president of sales for the Hispanic markets, Israel Palafox; and director of public relations, Antonio Lima. Paul Menser’s business blog, bizmojoidaho.com, covers the latest business news in southeast Idaho.

http://www.bizmojoidaho.com/2014/01/melaleuca-announces-expansion-into.html

Melaleuca Makes Another $50K Donation to Buy Rifle-Grade Bulletproof Vests for Sheriff Deputies

Sheriff deputies from the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office have much to celebrate thanks to a $50,000 donation that will buy the best body armor and ballistic helmets available on the market.

Melaleuca Celebrates Long-Term Employees with $3.2 Million in Longevity Bonuses

Melaleuca celebrated 238 Team Members who reached landmark work anniversaries this year by rewarding them with $3,284,885 on Oct. 26, 2022.

Melaleuca Promotes Frank VanderSloot to Executive Chairman, Jerry Felton to Chief Executive Officer

Melaleuca has appointed Frank VanderSloot as Executive Chairman of its Board of Directors and has promoted Jerry Felton to Chief Executive Officer.

Melaleuca Donates $50,000 to Buy Rifle-Grade Bullet Proof Vests For Law Enforcement

As part of Melaleuca’s support for our heroes, the company donated $50,000 to support law enforcement by outfitting them with the best body armor available.

Melaleuca Promotes Cole Clinger to President

Melaleuca has named Cole Clinger as President of the company. Clinger’s promotion to President was announced by CEO Frank VanderSloot.

Melaleuca Donates $250,000 for Typhoon Relief in the Philippines

Following Typhoon Rai, thousands of displaced families in the Philippines will benefit from a $250,000 donation by Melaleuca of the Philippines.