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- About Me (share with us something about you and your business)
- I am an Independant Rep for L.A. Miche Bags, An incredibly unique purse line with interchangeable parts. I am also a Cookie Lee Jewelry Consultant, an affordable line of fashion jewelry!
I do home parties all over southern california and fund raisers as well as conventions and boutiques.
To place a Miche Bag order or contact me to book a party or an event, please visit my NEW website at:
http://my.michebag.com/susan_luboviski
I grew up in Westchester (near LAX) and moved to the Antelope Valley in 2006. I am 42, single, no children, energetic and highly motivated. I love meeting new people and forming long lasting relationships, both personally and professionally. I am very open-minded and am a big fan of "The Secret"!
I attend the Heart Link meetings in Palmdale every month. This group of women are extraordinary!! I am also a member of The AV Networking Group. For information, please contact me.
I would like to attend another group meeting in another city, somewhere between Lancaster and Mission Viejo. Please contact me if you think your group would be a good fit.
I am also looking for another unique line to sell.
I look forward to meeting the Heart Link members and learning about new products.
Best wishes to all for a very healthy, happy, prosperous 2010!
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NEW Miche Bag shells - Cancer Awareness - Huntsman Cancer Institute
Miche Bag unveils cancer-awareness bag
January 8th, 2010 @ 10:07pm
By Keith McCord
SOUTH JORDAN -- The Miche Bag company of South Jordan has unveiled its newest handbag design. That, in and of itself, isn't unusual in a company that sells 40 different designs. But the new design, called "Hope," has a specific purpose: to generate large amounts of money for cancer research.
It's a growing trend by businesses worldwide, connecting their brand with an important cause. Miche Bag unveiled its new handbag at its annual distributor conference in Salt Lake City Friday.
Jennie Platt, who designed the new product, said, "Our goal -- and hopefully it's something that we far exceed -- but our goal right now is to donate at least a million dollars to cancer research."
The money raised by distributors in the United States and in about 14 other countries will go to the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
Since 2007, Miche has designed and sold the popular "interchangeable" handbag. Outer shells fit over the main purse compartment, attached by magnets, allowing the user to change the designs at will. This new one has a specific purpose.
"Six months ago, we started coming up with the idea that it was time for Miche Bag to give back," Platt said. "We've been so successful and blessed, and we really wanted to do something in our community that really gave back."
Since just about everyone is affected by cancer in some way -- either personally, or knows of someone who had had it -- Miche distributors and customers urged the company to focus on generating money for cancer research.
Platt said met with many cancer patients and survivors and asked for some quotes as to their thoughts about dealing with the disease. In bold, black and white letters the new bag design features words and phrases such as "Love," "Fight like a Giant," "No Regrets," and "It's not about living or dying, it's about how I live until I die."
Miche CEO Corbin Church said it's a design that will certainly draw attention.
"When you're standing in the grocery line with that bag, and the person behind you starts reading that, you don't think that they're going to become curious as to what all those quotes are about? Yeah, it's a conversation starter," Church said.
The company hopes that those conversations will ultimately produce millions of dollars worldwide to fight cancer.
Several cancer survivors and doctors from the Huntsman Cancer Institute attended the distributors meeting and shared personal stories. They also expressed their appreciation for what the company is about to take on.
Roxanne, a mother of four and grandmother of 10, has been cancer-free for five years.
"I will be eternally grateful for everything that you do, for the money that you raise and to the causes that it goes to," Roxanne said.
Miche sold its first back in 2007 and now has about 250 distributors around the world.
E-mail: kmccord@ksl.com
January 8th, 2010 @ 10:07pm
By Keith McCord
SOUTH JORDAN -- The Miche Bag company of South Jordan has unveiled its newest handbag design. That, in and of itself, isn't unusual in a company that sells 40 different designs. But the new design, called "Hope," has a specific purpose: to generate large amounts of money for cancer research.
It's a growing trend by businesses worldwide, connecting their brand with an important cause. Miche Bag unveiled its new handbag at its annual distributor conference in Salt Lake City Friday.
Jennie Platt, who designed the new product, said, "Our goal -- and hopefully it's something that we far exceed -- but our goal right now is to donate at least a million dollars to cancer research."
The money raised by distributors in the United States and in about 14 other countries will go to the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
Since 2007, Miche has designed and sold the popular "interchangeable" handbag. Outer shells fit over the main purse compartment, attached by magnets, allowing the user to change the designs at will. This new one has a specific purpose.
"Six months ago, we started coming up with the idea that it was time for Miche Bag to give back," Platt said. "We've been so successful and blessed, and we really wanted to do something in our community that really gave back."
Since just about everyone is affected by cancer in some way -- either personally, or knows of someone who had had it -- Miche distributors and customers urged the company to focus on generating money for cancer research.
Platt said met with many cancer patients and survivors and asked for some quotes as to their thoughts about dealing with the disease. In bold, black and white letters the new bag design features words and phrases such as "Love," "Fight like a Giant," "No Regrets," and "It's not about living or dying, it's about how I live until I die."
Miche CEO Corbin Church said it's a design that will certainly draw attention.
"When you're standing in the grocery line with that bag, and the person behind you starts reading that, you don't think that they're going to become curious as to what all those quotes are about? Yeah, it's a conversation starter," Church said.
The company hopes that those conversations will ultimately produce millions of dollars worldwide to fight cancer.
Several cancer survivors and doctors from the Huntsman Cancer Institute attended the distributors meeting and shared personal stories. They also expressed their appreciation for what the company is about to take on.
Roxanne, a mother of four and grandmother of 10, has been cancer-free for five years.
"I will be eternally grateful for everything that you do, for the money that you raise and to the causes that it goes to," Roxanne said.
Miche sold its first back in 2007 and now has about 250 distributors around the world.
E-mail: kmccord@ksl.com
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