ATLANTA, GA, January 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Ajit Nemi, President of Nemi Capital LLC, announced today that his firm will unveil its Bio-Hydrolyzed range of highly targeted under-eye and facial skin treatment products, Dr. Nemi Rx, at COSMOPROF Bologna, March 9-12, 2012. COSMOPROF Bologna is the largest, most prestigious Skin Care, Cosmetic, Perfumery, and Beauty Industry trade show in the world.
"We have used the Dr. Nemi Rx skin care line to treat many patients in my medical practice with spectacular results," said Dr. Nemi. "I am constantly asked: Why don't you sell these wonderful products to consumers? Well, now we will be making Dr. Nemi Rx available for the first time to an international clientele that understands and appreciates a product that co-mingles cutting edge science with the best natural, organic elements."
"Dr. Nemi has created his formulations based solely on what has provided his patients the best possible results," said Nancy Ficke, General Manager of Florence, KY based Duquesa Marketing, Managing Consultants for the Dr. Nemi Rx project. "The premiere platform to launch such a strongly vetted regimen is at COSMOPROF Bologna where the Brand will be presented to the best retailers and distributors in the world."
"Duquesa Marketing is already arranging distributor meetings to discuss exclusive territorial licenses. Pricing and sales promotion will be unveiled at the expo," said Dr. Nemi. "We will also be unveiling a unique, powerful point-of-purchase demonstration to convey the immediacy of our products performance."
Duquesa Marketing, an international marketing consulting firm, has assisted businesses large and small, entrepreneurs and inventors in new product development, capital formation, licensing, marketing, sales and business plans and successful implementation of customized strategies.
Dr. Nemi Rx Bio-Hydrolyzed Skin Care Announces Spring 2012 Introduction at COSMOPROF Bologna
Dr. Ajit Nemi, President of Nemi Capital LLC, announced today that his firm will unveil its Bio-Hydrolyzed range of highly targeted under-eye and facial skin treatment products, Dr. Nemi Rx, at COSMOPROF Bologna, March 9-12, 2012.
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[Press-News.org] Dr. Nemi Rx Bio-Hydrolyzed Skin Care Announces Spring 2012 Introduction at COSMOPROF BolognaDr. Ajit Nemi, President of Nemi Capital LLC, announced today that his firm will unveil its Bio-Hydrolyzed range of highly targeted under-eye and facial skin treatment products, Dr. Nemi Rx, at COSMOPROF Bologna, March 9-12, 2012.