Henderson, Tony & Mary

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Tony & Mary Henderson
Pin: Triple Diamond
Markets: New Zealand
LOA:

Network TwentyOne

LOS Upline: McGrail, Ken & Chris
Website:
Notes:

Tony and Mary Henderson are Triple Diamond New Zealanders and reside in Auckland on a 15 acre property. They headed up the New Zealand and Australia ILD organisation, which merged with Network TwentyOne in 2004.

Tony & Mary were in their late 20's a contract sheep shearing for most of the year and travelled the other half before being prospected in USA by someone in Jack Daughreys group. Tony started his business during the late 70's in Australia and had a foster sponsor of Executive Diamonds Ken & Chris McGrail. They retired from their jobs around age 30 and have remained relatively debt free since 31. They moved back to New Zealand in the mid 1980s upon the opening of the New Zealand market (with 5 Australian legs in the process of attaining the Direct level). 10 months after moving to New Zealand they attained the Diamond level. His brother and sister in law Roly & Cherry Henderson is an Emerald based out of Dunedin on the South Island of NZ.

Some of Tony and Mary's downline Diamonds include EDC Mike & Bridget Hoffman, Paul & Jeanette Jones, Neil & Trish Forde and Alan & Gwen McBain.

The Hendersons also have several diamonds in Sweden lead by Double Diamonds Ulf & Elisabet Månsson

Tony is a manager for the NZ national basketball team the "Tall Blacks." Nutrilite is part of the nutritional regiment of the team.

Tony grew up on the South Island of New Zealand in the rural areas. Tony is the oldest and is the only 1 out of 5 children in his family who does not have a university degree.