At times the Pacifico Yokohama National Grand Hall shook from the roar of more than 5,000 distributors and guests celebrating the biggest grand opening event in MonaVie history!
From the glimmer of a black Mercedes Benz in the lobby to the illuminated purple searchlights and brilliant MonaVie logo in the conference room, the excitement over MonaVie Japan’s Grand Opening celebration on February 21 never dimmed.
Watch event recap with Dallin Larsen.
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Dallin Larsen, founder and president of MonaVie, welcomed guests by reflecting on the history and tremendous growth of MonaVie in the direct selling industry.
He also expressed his deep belief in MonaVie’s five star opportunity:
1) Right Product
2) Right Timing
3) Right Management
4) Right Compensation Plan, and
5) Right Cause
More than anything, these harmonic components will help the company rise in the face of tough economic times. Dallin also enthusiastically announced the first-ever Asia Pacific Conference to be held in Sydney, Australia, later this year. The conference is part of MonaVie’s stimulus package, as leaders and top distributors travel to your area to provide inspiration and necessary direction.
For MonaVie leaders, the unprecedented grand opening symbolized how eager people in Japan had been for MonaVie’s arrival. Establishing a firm foundation in Japan represents a huge step in MonaVie’s goal to become a multi-billion dollar company.
Dallin credited the company’s success to the distributors, who will spread the message of health and prosperity one person at a time and help MonaVie gain momentum in the island country and beyond.
“If we all work together, we can change the world,” Dallin said. “Many small acts will lead to big results. I believe in all of you. Let’s create a wonderful future together.”
"I have a feeling that Japan is going to rival the MonaVie business that we've built in the United States. We're going to build a solid business, one person at a time, impacting one person and one family at a time. That's how we've built it in America, and that's how we're going to build it in Japan." 
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