To its association of independent business owners throughout the world, BWW provides valuable mentorship to dedicated men and women, in order to help them achieve their desired level of success in their own businesses.
BWW is proud to partner with Amway, which is a worldwide business helping millions of people to achieve their dream of personal business ownership, and the recognized leader in the online health and beauty market. In 2017 Amway and its parent company Alticor generated more than $8.6 billion in worldwide sales, making it the number one direct selling company in the world. Since Amway's inception in 1959, it has rewarded its affiliated business owners with over $58 billion in bonuses and incentives, and has never missed a bonus check.*
BWW's available training and support system brings together thousands of associates in a network that stretches across all 50 states, Canada and the nations of the Caribbean.
In the following videos, you will hear directly from men and women who have built successful businesses in partnership with BWW and Amway. Some were attracted to the opportunity right away, others were initially skeptical, but each is glad they made the choice to build their business.
*Source: Amway Business News
Paulson & Suelie Forde
Former Retail Management
Brooklyn, New York
Tired of working three part-time jobs, Paulson thought he would look into a new business opportunity that was presented to him. Suelie, as a full-time student, was looking for some extra income to offset her tuition. Building their businesses separately, in the little time that they had available, they not only were able to make the choice to pursue their business full time before the age of 27, they met and married and are now able to build their business together.
Suresh & Madhu Raghavan
IT Professional
Former Genetics Engineer
Ashburn, Virginia
Suresh was a student pursuing a masters degree in Chemical Engineering looking for a way to earn some extra money to repay a student loan. Madhu was a graduate student in Genetics with no interest, initially, in starting a part-time business. But when the dot-com bubble burst, Suresh began to take his own business more seriously. Though they started out building separate businesses, they are now married and happily growing their business together.
Terry & Amy O`Shea
Former Professional Football Player, Former Pediatric Physical Therapist
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Both Terry and Amy were initially quite skeptical of the business opportunity that was first presented to them. But as they researched credible sources, including the Better Business Bureau, and they began to meet other people who had built their own successful businesses, they became convinced that they could do it, too. As a professional athlete, Terry also understood that the team aspect was very important; he would have business mentors who would assist him every step of the way.
