Revenue growth is the mark of a company that is doing something right. When a company can continue a pattern of revenue growth for two or three consecutive years, it signals healthy momentum and creates a new level of credibility among peers and customers. But four years? Four years of consecutive revenue growth tangibly illustrates that a growth mindset and resiliency is cemented into a company’s DNA.

Amare Global Holdings, Inc. announced that entrepreneur David C. Chung is now the majority shareholder and chairman of the company. Chung brings entrepreneurial experience in the wellness and beauty products category, with specific expertise in innovation, brand building, supply chain management, information technology and operations. 

Direct selling companies who experienced revenue growth through the pandemic share their strategies for success and the steps they’re taking now to prepare for the future.

When the company launched in 2016, Amare Partners were ready to share the products and opportunity with the world. Today, Amare is home to a field team of more than 155,000 Partners and 116 corporate team members.

What shaped 2022 and what to expect in 2023 and beyond. To say direct selling is in a time of transition would be an understatement. The environment is evolving as younger generations explore the opportunity. 

The pandemic abruptly changed how and where employees did their jobs. Working from home—a long-standing staple within the direct selling distributor field—became the new norm for many corporations.

Amare Global announced its acquisition of Kyäni, Inc., stating that this new, strategic partnership will allow the company to “further expand global reach after tripling partner growth and doubling revenue and customer growth this year, despite global economic challenges.”

Amare Global announced it will begin automatically rounding up the total of each first order from new customers and partners to the nearest dollar as part of a donation to The Children’s Center Utah.