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Brad & Leslie's frontline Diamonds include (in order of qualification): | Brad & Leslie's frontline Diamonds include (in order of qualification): | ||
| − | *1993 [[Diamond]] - [[ | + | *1993 [[Diamond]] - [[Harimoto, Scott & Cris|Scott & Cris Harimoto]] |
| − | *1999 [[Diamond]] - [[David Grosvenor]] | + | *1999 [[Diamond]] - [[Grosvenor, David & Angelique|David Grosvenor]] |
| − | *2006 [[Diamond]] - [[ | + | *2006 [[Diamond]] - [[Eaton, Tracey & Kimberly|Tracey & Kimberly Eaton]] |
In addition, they have two frontline Emeralds: | In addition, they have two frontline Emeralds: | ||
| − | *2007 | + | *2007 Founders Emerald - Lynn & Jo Burnett |
| − | *2003 | + | *2003 Emerald - James & Cindy Cunningham |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
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*[http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=baseball06e0&date=20020806 Seattle Times Article] | *[http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=baseball06e0&date=20020806 Seattle Times Article] | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Double Diamond]][[Category:WWDB]][[Category:United States]] |
Revision as of 22:58, 29 January 2008
| Brad & Leslie Wolgamott | |
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| Pin: | Double Diamond |
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| Markets: | United States |
| LOA: | |
| LOS Upline: | Brad Duncan |
| Website: | http://wolgamott.wwdb.biz |
| Notes: | |
According to their own account of their story, Brad and Leslie Wolgamott were sponsored into Amway and quit when their sponsors decided to go outside of the WWDB leadership. A few years later Brad Duncan then met Brad Wolgamott at a gas station and got his number. Over a coffee meeting, Brad Duncan said Brad Wolgamott was not cut out for this business and he was not qualified to do it. According to Wolgamott, this challenged him to prove that he could do it and he went on to Double Diamond. Brad qualified Diamond in 1993 and Executive Diamond in 1995.
Brad went on to contract with Quixtar.com and transitioned his membership base to the World Wide Web in 1999. This drastic change forced Brad to study trends and engage in a fully new industry with new opportunities and companies. Now respected around the world for his passion in and outside business, Brad is a sought after speaker and adviser. He has come a long way from a young distributor to develop into an established business man with a multi-million dollar enterprise.
Philanthropy
Brad Wolgamott has built a baseball field for his son's baseball team, The Shockers, to participate in their league. They invite groups of inner-city and at-risk kids, along with athletic teams and church youth groups, to play on their private "Field of Dreams."Brad and Leslie are annual donors to the Ronald McDonald House and the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
Through their business and the Northwest Dream Team, an organization they started nine years ago, the Wolgamotts give money to local organizations helping at-risk youths. They also travel to foreign countries including the Philippines where they give money to struggling villages and orphanages. One of their biggest passions is buying medical supplies for these people. (Source: Seattle Times Article)
Downline
Brad & Leslie's frontline Diamonds include (in order of qualification):
- 1993 Diamond - Scott & Cris Harimoto
- 1999 Diamond - David Grosvenor
- 2006 Diamond - Tracey & Kimberly Eaton
In addition, they have two frontline Emeralds:
- 2007 Founders Emerald - Lynn & Jo Burnett
- 2003 Emerald - James & Cindy Cunningham
