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Gateway Distributors Ltd. (OTCBB:GWAD) has signed nationally-recognized marketing guru Beryl Wolk as the newest distributor for its line of health, beauty and dietary supplements. Wolk, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business, is a leader in the cable television industry and co-founder of the Cable Advertising Bureau; he also co-founded the fifth largest magazine in the United States: The Cable Guide, which recently was merged with TV Guide. In addition, Wolk is known as the person who conceived the 30-minute infomercial, and he founded the first company to produce them.
Wolk's international marketing company, IMC comprises 21 entities and over 559 joint ventures and 109 consortia devoted to multi-media/direct response marketing. With 1,250 employees, IMC services 175 of the nation's leading companies as well as emerging businesses.
Gateway Distributors Ltd., is a network marketing company that sells whole food nutrition, health, beauty and dietary supplements throughout the world through its wholly-owned subsidiary The Right Solution Gateway.
"We are delighted to have someone of Beryl Wolk's reputation and ability as one of our distributors," said Flo Ternes, Chief Operations Officer of Gateway Distributors Ltd. "I am certain that Beryl will have a significant, positive impact on our company and help to create value for our shareholders."
For more information please visit www.rightsolution.com or www.berylsworld.com
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