HILLSBOROUGH, NC, September 30, 2010 (Press-News.org) For the past 10 years, Temptations Parties has focused on "Keeping America Happy" by providing romance education and romance enhancement concepts from a sex positive perspective in an entertaining and discreet atmosphere. With male and female independent distributors, Temptations Parties continues to grow throughout a vast majority of the United States as well as US territories. At a Temptations Party the Romance Consultant appeals to the guests' senses, creating the ability to see, smell, taste and touch our products. In addition, party guests are able to place their orders and receive answers to more specific sexual health questions in a private ordering room.
Temptations Parties aims to engage, educate and empower our Romance Consultants as business entrepreneurs who are developing their party businesses as well as strive to enhance relationships and inspire individuals to maximize their romantic lives to the fullest. Temptations Parties' Romance Consultants and customers incorporate anyone over 18 years of age who desire the best in life- including the financial benefits of having their own business, enjoying the company of friends at a party, networking and learning ways to increase intimacy and pleasure in the bedroom.
"It is truly exciting to be celebrating our 10 year anniversary. Through the diligent efforts of our management team and strategic business partners, we have expanded both our business training and sexual health resources to boost our Consultants' confidence, sexual health knowledge and business success. I am inspired daily by the positive spirits of our Consultants who genuinely enjoy changing the lives of others for the better," says Peggy Oettinger, President, Temptations Parties.
"I became a Consultant in January 2000 after attending a party. My initial reason for becoming a Consultant was to add some income to furnish our new home which we had just built... At that time, I had no idea how making the decision to become a Consultant would impact my life in such a positive way...I've had a great time over the past 10 years with TP. I've grown as a businesswoman, a wife and mother and a friend to many who needed one," says Andrea Zona, Consultant of 10 years with Temptations Parties.
Founded in November of 2000, Temptations Parties, Inc. has enjoyed a history of positive growth and continued success. As a leading provider of a wide range of romance enhancing products in the home party industry, Temptations Parties' Romance Consultants assist individuals and couples to improve the level of intimacy and communication in their relationships. Temptations Parties provides Romance Consultants and guests with accurate, up-to-date information, helpful intimacy suggestions and outstanding romance products.
Temptations Parties maintains corporate memberships in the Direct Selling Women's Alliance (DSWA) and the Certified Adult Home Party Association (CAHPA). We are dedicated to giving back to the community by donating a portion of our profits to DKT International, a nonprofit organization that promotes global family health planning and HIV/AIDS prevention through social marketing. Additionally, we support the Free Speech Coalition, a nonprofit, trade association that supports free speech and First Amendment rights.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Wayne Teres
Temptations Parties
Phone: 888.236.7424
Fax: 919.644.0818
tpinfo@temptationsparties.com
www.temptationsparties.com
Temptations Parties Celebrates 10th Anniversary
For the past 10 years, Temptations Parties has focused on "Keeping America Happy" by providing romance education and romance enhancement concepts from a sex positive perspective in an entertaining and discreet atmosphere.
2010-09-30
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[Press-News.org] Temptations Parties Celebrates 10th AnniversaryFor the past 10 years, Temptations Parties has focused on "Keeping America Happy" by providing romance education and romance enhancement concepts from a sex positive perspective in an entertaining and discreet atmosphere.