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Newlywed Coulsdon entrepreneur crafts her way to a Greek Island cruise
Coulsdon- based entrepreneur Jan Mansor Brown has just returned from an all-expenses paid cruise around the Greek Islands. She earned the trip as a reward for her exceptional work as a self-employed Demonstrator for global craft company Stampin’ Up!
During the seven-night cruise, Jan and her husband Othman, who recently got married after 20 years together, got the chance to visit Santorini, Athens, Mykonos and Katakolon, as well as starting and ending the tour in the beautiful Italian city of Rome.
To earn this trip, Jan had to show exceptional achievement in sales and team development.
The arts and crafts entrepreneur became a Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator in March 2012 and runs an online business, alongside occasional crafting events in her local area. Jan has built a sizable team stretching across the country.
Jan comments: “Earning my place on Stampin’ Up!’s annual Incentive Trip was such a proud moment for me and being able to enjoy a beautifully scenic cruise around the Greek islands with my husband was a fantastic reward for my efforts this year.
“Experiencing the trip with the other Demonstrators was hugely motivational and reinforced the superb sense of community that Stampin’ Up! encourages. I’d like to say a massive thank you to all my customers, team and, of course, Stampin’ Up! for making the trip possible!”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Crafting News .
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