LAS VEGAS, NV, October 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) When Aaron & Sophia Rashkin began their first online business with CarbonCopy PRO Elite back in August of 2008, they had no idea that their persistence and tenacity would become their biggest allies en route to internet marketing success.
The couple had a background in traditional multi-level marketing, but after building an organization of over 10,000 distributors and still hardly being able to pay for their two kids, two cars and two mortgages, they took their desire to become financially free to the internet.
Recently named "Marketing Partners of the Year" of the #1 Online Marketing Community in the World, CarbonCopy PRO Elite, at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on Saturday October 15th, 2011, Aaron & Sophia graciously accepted their award in front of hundreds of PRO Elite Members LIVE and online via internet tele-streaming video.
"Not only are we pleased to have won this award, but extremely honored that our peers and the management team of PRO Elite have created this award as a result of our normal every day contributions," says Sophia Rashkin.
With Aaron & Sophia leading a team of hundreds of active marketers and teaching thousands in the PRO Elite Community exactly how they've built a five million dollar business in the past 3 years, earning the couple over two million in personal commissions, it's amazing that they still make time to work directly with the programming and design teams at the Company, constantly suggesting enhancements and new feature ideas to even better a member's opportunity for success.
"As we continue to grow and develop our own business, we realize that what works for us will also work for members in the community. So as we think of new ideas that will help more people around us become more successful, we collaborate with the appropriate teams within PRO Corporate, to get these feature rich tools and processes implemented for the entire community," says Aaron Rashkin.
Says VP of Leadership Development of PRO, John "JJ" Jackson, "It's not what they do, but who they are".
"They have an uncanny ability to see what is needed to be successful, not jut for themselves, but for our members as well. They innovate it for everyone, which is why they were chosen of all the Marketing Partners, as Marketing Partners of the Year", says PRO Founder & Chief Marketing Office Jay Kubassek.
Not only did they win MPs of the Year at PRO Elite's Master Marketing Event 8, but they also took home first place for the Master Marketer Award, making them 3X award winners in just three years in the community.
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Network Marketing Leaders and Top Earners Aaron & Sophia Rashkin Named CarbonCopy PRO Elite Marketing Partners of the Year
With thousands of Members in 200+ countries and over a dozen Marketing Partners, Aaron & Sophia Rashkin bring a whole new dynamic to the CarbonCopy PRO Elite Community, with their exceptional level of contribution and servant leadership.
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[Press-News.org] Network Marketing Leaders and Top Earners Aaron & Sophia Rashkin Named CarbonCopy PRO Elite Marketing Partners of the YearWith thousands of Members in 200+ countries and over a dozen Marketing Partners, Aaron & Sophia Rashkin bring a whole new dynamic to the CarbonCopy PRO Elite Community, with their exceptional level of contribution and servant leadership.