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Personal Assistant to Network Marketing Leaders Aaron & Sophia Rashkin, Dave Rhea named Business Coach of the Year by #1 Online Community in the World, CarbonCopy PRO Elite

An accomplished Support Specialist for Lifestyle Marketing Group LLC, Dave Rhea brings a tremendous amount of work ethic, loyalty, and people skills to growing community of online entrepreneurs.

2011-10-25
LAS VEGAS, NV, October 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Being an online entrepreneur is a challenging business - but not when you have Business Coach of the Year Dave Rhea, in your corner.

Rhea, originally from Chandler Arizona had acted as Personal Business Assistant to Network Marketing Leaders Aaron & Sophia Rashkin for over a year, before he was promoted to their Marketing Team's Lead Business Development Coach.

After assisting hundreds of applicants in becoming members of the Rashkin's Marketing Team, Rhea began servicing these members far beyond the call of duty.

Some of Rhea's responsibilities include but are not limited to: answering prospects questions, following up using
both phone and email, getting new members started and preparing them their first meeting with Aaron Rashkin and setting up their first website using the Rashkin's most successful layout, design and landing page format.

Rashkin says of Rhea, "When Sophia & I were hiring for a Personal Assistant early last year, we were looking for someone with not just ability, but dependability. After boiling down our choices, there was nobody more competent or perfect for the job than Dave. We are so blessed and thankful to have him a part of our Leadership Team here in PRO Elite."

Dave was presented with 'Business Coach of the Year' at CarbonCopy PRO Elite's 8th Master Marketing Event in Las Vegas on October 15th at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino in front of hundreds of members both LIVE and viewing by LIVE Online Stream.

Rhea was quoted as saying, "Aaron & Sophia Rashkin represent leadership that is above and beyond industry standard".

He continued, "When you work for two people as exceptional as the Rashkins, it's not difficult to do a great job."

Aaron & Sophia Rashkin and their Business Coach of the Year Dave Rhea, invest their time each week working with and supporting hundreds of members in their community, teaching, training and mentoring these exceptional entrepreneurs to online success, using both online and offline strategies to grow a business.

With a Business Coach like Dave Rhea, along with the Rashkin's, their Team Training and all of CarbonCopy PRO Elite, members of the Rashkin Team have one of the best support systems available in the Home Based Business Industry for ambitious entrepreneurs that want to make money online.

Lifestyle Marketing Group, LLC is a marketing company that specializes in network marketing, home based business and direct sales. For further information, please contact us at 1-888-879-4441.


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[Press-News.org] Personal Assistant to Network Marketing Leaders Aaron & Sophia Rashkin, Dave Rhea named Business Coach of the Year by #1 Online Community in the World, CarbonCopy PRO Elite
An accomplished Support Specialist for Lifestyle Marketing Group LLC, Dave Rhea brings a tremendous amount of work ethic, loyalty, and people skills to growing community of online entrepreneurs.