Ijango Letter From Steve Smith Ijango Steve Smith Part2
Upcoming Training Events
For the latest on the iJango opportunity, I urge you to attend the September 11-12 S.W.A.T. School and
Acceleration Training. At S.W.A.T., you will hear how iJango's best and brightest Community Ijango Directors
create their high performance ijango communities. They are an elite ijango group who has shown high levels of
ijango teamwork, commitment and excellence. Plus, the Saturday Ijango Acceleration Training will dig deep into the
toolbox of how to be an effective ijango leader, ijango community building tips, progressive ijango training
techniques for you to implement, numerous self-improvement ijango strategies, an overview of the new ijango
compensation plan and more. To pre-register for this success ijango training in Dallas, please register in the Ijango Back Office.
Ijango Registrations will also be accepted at the door.
If you haven't already registered for the Ijango Evolution Rally that will be held in Dallas on
October 24th, I encourage you to do so. It will be an ijango event not to be missed. Ijango Registration is
required and you can do so through your Ijango Back Office's Meeting Calendar tab.
The West Coast Swing
We've dubbed ijango founder Steve Smith's September calendar of iJango Opportunity
Meetings, "The West Coast Swing". The confirmed appearances by iJango founder Steve Smith are:
Week of September 14:
Mon Sept 14 - Sacramento
Tue Sept 15 - San Jose
Wed Sept 16 - Visalia
Thurs Sept 17 - Bakersfield
Fri Sept 18 - Fresno
Week of September 21:
Tues Sept 22 - San Diego
Wed Sept 23 - Orange County
Thurs Sept 24 - Los Angeles
The times and locations of these events will be located within your Ijango Back
Office.
The iJango Family
The iJango family is phenomenal. I've witnessed your sacrifices in the field to build
the iJango community. I've seen the ijango corporate staff work long days and nights to shorten the kind of lead
times required to build an ijango enterprise as robust as our vision. Our ijango culture is one that is
dedicated to making our ijango company a success.
We've weathered some rough seas. We believe the Central Texas Better Business Bureau
(BBB) mistakenly mischaracterized the ijango company in a news release and in a reliability report. iJango
adamantly denies the allegations. iJango is also disappointed that the BBB issued their news release 12 days before
a date when they had asked the ijango company to respond in writing. A considerable amount of investor money,
computer programming, time, resources and sweat equity has been invested in iJango. The
ijango company is following a proven marketing business model based on the success of Excel Communications, which became the 4th largest
long distance company in the country.
Paul Siemik, a National Community Director from Plano, Texas recently sent me a copy of his
message to his ijango community. In his message he references our recent ijango announcement that due to
ijango service and product delivery issues, and as a measure of good faith to the field, the $19.95 monthly
charge to Ijango Representatives was waived for the month of August. In Paul's words:
"So as many of you may have already noticed
iJango did not charge any fees for last month and this was at great expense to the
company. In my many years I
have never seen a company not take money from the field. This shows
the outstanding commitment and character of our management team to our iJango project."
Twenty-five years ago, Dr. Robert H. Schuller, founder of
the Crystal Cathedral, published his book, "Tough Times
Never Last, But Tough People Do." As we look forward to the ijango future, I am amazed at the commitment of
the iJango community to weather the tough times and live the dream of independence.
Thank you to everyone for your contributions you have made and for the resilience
required to see the job through.
Sincerely,
Rayner Smith
Chief Executive Officer
iJango Network, LLC
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