ACN was established in 1993 after four aspiring entrepreneurs, fed up with the current network marketing industry, came together to launch a new company; a company built on a shared ethic; a company that was fair. Today, ACN is still operated and managed by the four original co-founders: Greg Provenzano, Robert Stevanovski, Mike Cupiz and Tony Cupiz.
Provenzano’s primary role is to motivate, direct and train ACN’s many distributors. Stevanovski’s strong passion and determination was one of the main driving forces behind the formulation of ACN. He handles many of the managerial tasks. Mike Cupisz’s primary role at ACN is to oversee the company’s expansion into foreign markets and he is heavily involved in training representatives. Mike Cupiz seems to be the most optimistic about ACN’s future and sees the potential demand for his products. It is this passion and belief that seems to drive ACN forward. Tony Cupisz’s role at ACN appears to be based on training. He is very involved in the development of training programs and direct training of representatives. Tony Cupisz’s role also includes managing all of ACN’s marketing programs and forecasting the overall direction of the company.
Finding additional information on the four co-founders is proving to be a difficult task. All that can be found are slightly edited versions of the bio on the official page, very similar to what is written above. This makes me think, what are they hiding?
On further investigation, there also appears to be a fifth co-founder, JD Sullivan, whom ACN has completely ignored. Perhaps Sullivan prefers to keep a low profile, perhaps everyone has fallen out. It could be due to his retirement from ACN, and the bio page is reserved for active members.
What is ACN hiding?