OCTOBER 13-15, 2011

GAYLORD OPRYLAND RESORT

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

JUICE PLUS+® FALL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

INSPIRING HEALTHY LIVINGAROUND THE WORLD

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1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Packet pick-up for pre-registered attendees Ryman Exhibit Hall B31:00 pm - 7:00 pm Promo Plus+ Ryman Exhibit Hall B4

All conference events are being held at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center.

INSPIRING HEALTHY LIVINGAROUND THE WORLD

JUICE PLUS+® FALL

LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

8:00 am - 7:00 pm Exhibits and Registration Ryman Exhibit Hall B38:00 am - 7:00 pm Promo Plus+ Ryman Exhibit Hall B4

10:00 am - 5:00 pm New Sales Coordinator Photos Governor’s Chambers E10:00 am - 11:00 am Breakout Training: Goal Setting and Team Building Governor’s Ballroom C/D

10:00 am - 11:00 am Breakout Training: Sharing Juice Plus+® Online Governor’s Ballroom A/E

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Breakout Training: Sharing Juice Plus+®: Web Walks and WPs Governor’s Ballroom A/E

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Breakout Training: Special Leadership Training Governor’s Ballroom C/D

(Senior Sales Coordinators and higher)

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm Breakout Training: Sharing Juice Plus+® Online Governor’s Ballroom A/E

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm National Marketing Directors Meeting (NMDs only) Governor’s Ballroom C/D

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Meet and Greet Booth:

Bill Sears, M.D. and Paul Stricker, M.D. Delta Lobby B

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Meet and Greet Booth:

Tina Jones, M.D. and Kim Dalzell, R.D. Delta Lobby B

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Meet and Greet Booth:

Marilyn Joyce, R.D. and Mitra Ray, Ph.D. Delta Lobby B

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Meet and Greet Booth:

Richard Boronow, M.D. and Pamela Benitez, M.D. Delta Lobby B

7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Live Life to the Plus+TM Meeting with David B. Phillips, M.D. Delta Ballroom

8:30 pm - 9:30 pm Meet and Greet Booth: David B. Phillips, M.D. Delta Lobby B

8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Promo Plus+ Ryman Exhibit Hall B4

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47:30 am - 8:30 am Meet and Greet Booth: Delta Lobby B

Matt Brown, M.D. and Valerie Miles, M.D.

8:00 am - 4:30 pm Exhibits and Registration Ryman Exhibit Hall B38:00 am - 4:30 pm Promo Plus+ Ryman Exhibit Hall B48:00 am - 9:00 am New Sales Coordinator Photos Governor’s Chambers E9:00 am - 12:00 pm Opening General Session with Jay Martin Delta Ballroom

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Meet and Greet Booth: Delta Lobby B

Richard DuBois, M.D. and Reginald Fowler, M.D.

12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Breakout Training: “What’s Up, Doc?” with Paul Stricker, M.D. Governor’s Ballroom A/E

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Meet and Greet Booth: Delta Lobby B

Frank Eggleston, D.D.S. and Janet Roberto, M.D.

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm New SSC, QNMD, and NMD Photos Governor’s Chambers E2:30 pm - 4:30 pm General Session with Jennifer Myers and Mike and Karen Ewald Delta Ballroom

4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Promo Plus+ After Hours Sale Ryman Exhibit Hall B46:00 pm - midnight Elton Awards Dinner and Awards Ceremony Governor’s Ballroom

Welcome to Nashville and the Gaylord Opryland Resort!

7:30 am - 8:30 am Meet and Greet Booth: Delta Lobby B

Maureen O’Toole, Samantha Gash, and Jason Fowler

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakout Training: Goal Setting and Team Building Governor’s Ballroom C/D

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakout Training: Sharing Juice Plus+® : Web Walks and WPs Governor’s Ballroom A/E

8:00 am - 12:00 pm Exhibits and Registration Ryman Exhibit Hall B38:00 am - 12:00 pm Promo Plus+ Ryman Exhibit Hall B48:00 am - 9:00 am New SSC, QNMD, and NMD Photos Governor’s Chambers E9:00 am - 1:00 pm General Session with Mary Christensen and Bobby Padgett Delta Ballroom

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm “Meet and Greet” Booth: Mary Christensen Delta Lobby B

1:00 pm on NMD Wrap-up Sessions Various Locations8:00 pm - midnight The Big Juice Plus+® Party with Sixwire Delta BallroomS

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We’re excited about our “Inspiring Healthy Living Around theWorld” Juice Plus+® Fall Leadership Conference, and sopleased that you could join us.

Together, we’ve done an amazing job of inspiring healthy living since we first entered the nutritional marketplace with Juice Plus+® back in 1993. Yet, in reality, we’ve barelyscratched the surface of both the need to spread our healthylifestyle message and the Juice Plus+® business potential that represents.

As usual, we have lots of exciting Juice Plus+® news to shareand many inspirational Juice Plus+® stories to hear. And, ofcourse, it’s always invigorating – not to mention a lot of fun –just to get together with thousands of positive, like-minded,health-oriented Juice Plus+® people from across the globe.

So, as Ron Watkins would say, “fasten your seatbelts.” We thinkwe’ve put together our most inspiring and informative JuicePlus+® Leadership Conference yet, and hope that you’ll agree.

As always, please let me or any member of our Home Officestaff know if there is anything we can do to make yourNashville Leadership Conference experience more productiveand enjoyable.

Randy MathewsVice President, U.S. Sales

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 137:00 pm - 8:30 pm • Delta Ballroom

Living Life to the Plus+TM

with David B. Phillips, M.D.

Some people think our new Live Life to the Plus+TM campaignis only about physical accomplishments – pushing yourselfand your body to the limit, as people like Bear Grylls and ourJuice Plus+® Desert Runners do. Those people might viewDavid B. Phillips, M.D., of Atlanta, Georgia, in that same light.

After all, Dr. Phillips is an accomplished athlete in his ownright. He was a twelve-time Prep School Swimming All-American at Deerfield Academy in Deerfield, Massachusetts;the National Prep School Champion in the 100-yard back-stroke; and an All-American swimmer at Harvard University,his collegiate alma mater where he earned academic honorsbefore graduating in 1984. He went on to receive a medicaldegree in 1989 from Wright State University School ofMedicine in Dayton, Ohio, where he was elected to the prestigious national academic Alpha Omega Alpha MedicalHonor Society.

“After graduating from medical school, I decided to go intoemergency medicine,” David recalls. “I had ‘shadowed’ somepeople in the emergency department, and it was very excitingand challenging work – you’ve got 30 or 40 beds and 30 or 40different diagnoses to deal with,” he elaborates. He completedhis residency in emergency medicine in 1991.

“My early years of practice were very exciting,” David shares.“But while I had been trained to treat the medical problemsthat I encountered, I had not been trained to deal with theemotional aspects of the job – and that began to take a realtoll on me. Physicians take care of other people, but too oftenwe don’t take care of our ourselves,” he explains. “I knew mylife had to change. So I decided that I would take my medicalbackground and my athletic background, put them together,and make sports medicine my new focus.”

At about the same time, David took up triathlons, concen-trating on the “Ironman” distance that consists of a 2.4-mileswim followed by a 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile

marathon. “It was not only a way to get myself back physical-ly, but also a way to help me reintegrate into society again –back into life,” he relates.

This is when Juice Plus+® entered the picture.

“I didn’t know anything about nutrition,” he admits. “In fouryears of medical school, I got two weeks of nutrition training.I was approached while I was training for triathlons by a verypretty woman named Heidi, who later became my wife,” hecontinues. “She introduced me to this product that providesnutrition from fruits and vegetables in capsules – you mayhave heard of it,” he laughs. “At first, it was too hard for meto wrap my Ivy League doctor brain around something so simple. But Heidi was persistent, and the clinical research was big for me as a physician, so I ended up taking it.

“For me, this was a huge turning point in my life,” David

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confides. “I qualified for and competed in the 2005 IronmanWorld Championships in Hawaii, and I could tell that JuicePlus+® played a positive role physiologically in allowing me to do that.” David has also been selected twice as a USATriathlon All-American and qualified as a member of Team USA for the 2008 ITU World Ironman TriathlonChampionships in Vancouver, British Columbia.

So, a radical professional change, and not one, but two eliteathletic careers – that qualifies as “Living Life to the Plus+” in our book. But not so much for David.

“I began working with a charitable community called theGetting2Tri Foundation (Getting2Tri.org), which providesphysically challenged athletes with coaching, training, andmentoring in triathlon and its component sports. One of the individuals I worked with there was Jason Fowler. Jason is a gifted athlete, who won the wheelchair division of theIronman World Championships in 2009 [and who is also featured on LiveLifeToThePlus.com]. Jason truly represents

what it means to ‘Live Life to the Plus+TM.’ He’s an inspirationnot only to Heidi and me, but to everyone he meets.”

David believes that Jason’s story captures the very essence ofLiving Life to the Plus+. “It doesn’t matter how far you fall,”he explains. “You can always pick yourself back up again andshoot for the stars, regardless of your field of endeavor.”

Dr. Phillips continues to work with athletes and compete intriathlons while he and Heidi raise three athletic teenage sons.He is also an accomplished lecturer, as many of you know fromhis prolific speaking schedule on behalf of Juice Plus+®.

Join us Thursday night as Dr. DavidB. Phillips explains how Juice Plus+®

helps thousands of people Live Lifeto the Plus+TM by inspiring healthyliving around the world.

Those few words – the theme of our 2011 Fall Leadership

Conference – encapsulate what the Juice Plus+® experience is all

about.

Juice Plus+® is much more than just a product, of course,

but that’s where it all begins. Juice Plus+® is a prod-

uct unlike any other, offering the finest whole

food ingredients, continually refined and

improved; supported by an unprecedented

program of published, peer-reviewed clinical

research; and bearing the NSF seal of

approval on every bottle.

Juice Plus+® is also a business unlike any

other. The Juice Plus+® Virtual Franchise® gives

people from all walks of life a simple vehicle

through which they can realize their dreams, whether

large or small. Especially in today’s uncertain economy, the Juice

Plus+® business is a lightning rod for the entrepreneurial spirit and

a beacon of equal opportunity.

Most important of all, however, Juice Plus+® is a team of people

unlike any other – dedicated, motivated, and passionate about

our cause. From our corporate leaders and National Marketing

Directors to our customer care professionals and our newest, fast-

tracking Virtual Franchisees, Juice Plus+® people use our product

and our business to impact the lives of large and ever-

growing numbers of people, not only here in the

United States and Canada, but also in 20 coun-

tries around the world.

At a time where an ounce of prevention is

worth many pounds of cure, we’re spreading

the word about the importance of living a

healthier lifestyle, and teaching our children

to do the same. And we continue to lead the

way through innovative new products and mar-

keting approaches and an ever-evolving business

model that stays several steps ahead of the rest.

Yes, inspiring healthy living is a truly lofty goal.

We can be proud it’s something that we do every day.

Juice Plus+®: Inspiring Healthy Living Around the World

David B.Phillips, M.D.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 149:00 am - 12:00 pm • Delta Ballroom

Inspiring Healthy Living with Juice Plus+®

John Blair: What’s new with the Juice Plus+® product line?

Juice Plus+® Senior Vice President John Blair will focus his attention Fridaymorning not just on Juice Plus+® Orchardand Garden Blends, but on the wholeJuice Plus+® product line – where itstands, where it’s headed, and how theJuice Plus+® Effect offers you the perfectvehicle for introducing additional JuicePlus+® products, such as Vineyard Blend®

capsules, Vineyard Blend® Chewables, and Juice Plus+® Complete.

And, speaking of Juice Plus+® Complete, John will share somevery exciting news about our plans for this solid but underuti-lized member of the Juice Plus+® product lineup.

Silke De Spirt, Ph.D.: The Beauty of Juice Plus+®

So far in 2011, there have been fivenew published clinical studies on JuicePlus+®, with more on the way. One ofthe most highly anticipated is the sem-inal research conducted on Juice Plus+®,and its effect on skin health, at theskin research center at the Universityof Witten/Herdecke in Germany.

We’re pleased to have with us on Friday morning Dr. SilkeDe Spirt, an expert on the impact of micronutrients on humanhealth and one of the researchers on the Juice Plus+® skin study.Dr. De Spirt is a research scientist on the medical faculty at theInstitute of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at HeinrichHeine University in Dusseldorf, Germany. She is here inNorth America to present the Juice Plus+® skin study at theAmerican Nutraceutical Association’s Continuing EducationConference on the role of diet, nutraceuticals, integrativemedicine, and nutrition in disease management and prevention.

Melissa Brady: What’s new with theJuice Plus+® brand?

Melissa Brady and the Juice Plus+® mar-keting team are responsible for helpingyou spread the Juice Plus+® word – notonly with support materials, but alsothrough innovative marketing programs;online social media hubs, such asYouTube and Facebook; an expandinglineup of Juice Plus+® websites; andother media-related opportunities.

This morning, Melissa will update you on – among otherthings – the growing impact of the Juice Plus+® Effect, thenewest pieces of our Live Life to the Plus+TM campaign, and our plans to better support the Hispanic market here in NorthAmerica; and share complete details on an exciting new part-nership between Juice Plus+® and Lifetime Television.

Jay Martin: Inspiring Healthy LivingAround the World

As is our tradition, Juice Plus+®

President and CEO Jay Martin will tie it all together – product, research,brand, and business – to close ourFriday morning session. “I’m proud of so many things about our company andour people,” Jay tells us. “But I thinkthe most important thing we do isinspire people everywhere to live

healthier lives – not just through our Juice Plus+® products, butthrough the examples we set and the encouragement we offer.”

“Poor nutrition, a growing world population, strains on ournatural resources – the world needs us now more than ever,”Jay suggests. “And we have plans to meet that need by takingthe Juice Plus+® brand that we’ve created together to placeswe’ve never been before, and heights we’ve not yet seen.”

John Blair

Silke De Spirt

Melissa Brady

Jay Martin

Inspiring Healthy Living by Growing Fruits and Vegetables

Tim Blank, President, Future Growing, LLC

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 149:00 am - 12:00 pm • Delta Ballroom

Raised in a rural farm community in the western Dakotas, Fridaymorning guest Tim Blank grew up loving “the land we all stew-ard,” as he puts it. Combining a passion for agriculture and sci-ence, he graduated in 1992 from Valencia College with a degreein Horticulture and Greenhouse Management.

In 1993, Tim took the first step toward what was to become hislife’s work when he was hired by Walt Disney World in Floridaas an advanced intern at Epcot Center’s Living with the Landpavilion. Taking visitors on a boat ride through the Americanplains, the rain forest, and the African desert, Living with theLand explores how innovative technologies permit more effi-cient food growth, while preserving the environment. The rideculminates in a futuristic world of plants growing without soil, aworld that quickly became Tim’s domain.

“The Living with the Land pavilion and I were a perfect match,”Tim smiles. “After six months as an intern, I spent the next sixyears conducting research in every horticultural discipline imagi-nable – all in the controlled agricultural environment of TheLand.” He also served as a research liaison for the Department of Energy and NASA (National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration) partnership with Walt Disney World.

In 2000, Tim accepted the position of Chief Horticulturist andGreenhouse Manager of the Living with the Land pavilion. AsGreenhouse Manager, he was responsible for four hydroponic bio-domes over a two-acre area, consisting of tropical, temperate,productive, and innovative greenhouses. As Chief Horticulturist,he managed a team of scientists and horticultural interns.

Tim co-authored several academic papers pertaining to theextensive collaborative research at The Land. He traveled in theU.S. and abroad, sharing the research being conducted at Disney,while also bringing back the latest horticultural technologiesand concepts to The Land.

In 2005, Tim left Disney to launch a one-of-a kind companycalled Future Growing, where he still serves as President today.“Future Growing is dedicated to reintroducing healthy food tothe American family,” Tim explains. “We’ve developed a verti-cal growing system called the Tower Garden® that allows peopleto grow their own nutritious, tasty fruits and vegetables.

“With the Tower Garden®, people produce healthy and nutri-tious food with a fraction of the effort and natural resources andin a fraction of the time required by conventional gardening,”Tim says of his proprietary growing system.

Join us Friday morning as Juice Plus+® Senior Vice PresidentJohn Blair and Future Growing President Tim Blank discuss ourcommon cause of reintroducing healthy food to the Americanfamily, and how the Tower Garden® is going to help us do that.

In addition to his responsibilities as President of Future Growing,LLC, Tim also serves as President of Green Earth BuildingGroup, LLC, a company dedicated to creating green communitiesand commercial buildings that feed themselves.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 142:30 pm - 4:30 pm • Delta Ballroom

Inspiring Healthy Living through Wellness Presentations

Jennifer Myers

Jennifer Myers knows the secretto success in the Juice Plus+®

business.

“Two letters,” she tells us. “WP.”

As you probably know, “WP”stands for “Wellness Presentations.”But what you may not know isthat the people in the Juice Plus+®

business who make Wellness Presentations are consistently thepeople with the greatest business momentum.

“Wellness Presentations are the #1 catalyst for growing ahealthy business,” Jennifer agrees. “With your entire teamfocused on WPs, you’re exposing more people to our greatJuice Plus+® product, and so you can’t help but grow your Juice Plus+® business.”

Jennifer knows what she’s talking about. Known as the“Cheetos lady” by visitors to JuicePlus.com, she is knowninside Juice Plus+® World as one of our most successful NMDs.She and NMD husband Sean have been taking Juice Plus+®

for 18 years now. They both believe that the world needs Juice Plus+® now more than ever.

“I know moms across the country are pulling their hair outevery day trying to get their kids to eat right,” Jennifer insists.“Juice Plus+® is the answer – because, let’s face it: who amongus is eating kale, and parsley, and beets, and cabbage, andpapaya, and cranberries every day?

“When you have good nutrition everything works better,” shecontinues. “You feel better, you look better, you live longer,you’re sick less often – all of those things revolve around yourlevel of nutrition.”

Jennifer’s enthusiasm about both Juice Plus+® and WellnessPresentations is contagious. That’s why we’ve asked her tohelp us introduce our newly updated Wellness Presentationbooklet on Friday afternoon.

“What I like most about Wellness Presentations is that theydon’t have to be ‘cookie-cutter,’” Jennifer explains. “Sure, theygive us a basic presentation to use,” she admits, “and that helpskeep our job simple. But you can easily adapt the presentationto your audience, or pick a theme that fits your personality.Wine & Wellness. Healthy, Happy Kids. Girls Night Out. Thepossibilities are endless.

What does Jennifer like most about doing the Juice Plus+®

business – besides Wellness Presentations, of course? “I likethat it’s not all about ‘oh, I want to make a sale,’” she answers.“It’s about helping people, educating them. I know too muchto keep my mouth shut about Juice Plus+®. It’s too good, andpeople need it, and I see it that way.”

Jennifer considers what the Juice Plus+® business has meant to her and her family. “Juice Plus+® has provided us a lifestylethat I could never have dreamed of,” she says, “but it’s not justabout the income. I get to be home every day when my kidswalk through that door off the school bus. Sean and I bothvolunteer in their school. We travel together as a family. The freedom this business gives us is simply amazing.

“So many people are worried about their futures, their financialfutures – do they have a job?” she observes. “And Sean and I sithere in a position where we’re totally secure with our incomeand with what we do – knowing that we get to do somethingthat makes a difference in people’s lives every single day.

“Every time I talk to somebody about Juice Plus+®, I’m makinga difference – a positive, powerful difference – and that meansa lot to me.”

Jennifer Myers

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 142:30 pm - 4:30 pm • Delta Ballroom

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Dayton, Ohio chiropractic physi-cian Dr. Michael Ewald and hiswife Karen are the quintessentialJuice Plus+® success couple.Starting out as Juice Plus+®

customers in 1998, they’ve risenthrough our leadership ranks tobecome Juice Plus+® NationalMarketing Directors and membersof our elite 100 Club.

Dr. Ewald is a 1989 graduate of Palmer College ofChiropractic, where he earned his doctorate, and has prac-ticed in the Dayton area for 24 years. He has worked with anumber of professional sports teams, including his current roleas team chiropractor for the Cincinnati Reds Class A affiliateDayton Dragons. Karen, a registered nurse, has enjoyed theopportunity to be a stay-at-home mom raising the couple’sthree children.

“Mike and I actually met when he was one of my patients,”Karen shares. “I did his IV sedation for an in-office surgicalprocedure. He asked me out after his surgery, and we ended up getting married about 10 months later!”

Dr. Ewald first heard about Juice Plus+® from a patient in1998. “It made sense to us, since we were both big juicers atthe time,” he recalls.

“In the beginning, we weren’t really interested in the business,”Karen explains. “In fact, it wasn’t until we attended our firstJuice Plus+® Leadership Conference in March 1999 that wegot excited about the business. Mike is self-employed, and wesaw the value of diversifying our income and earning theNMD benefits package. So, on our plane flight home, we gotout a legal pad and wrote down hundreds of names, and wentto work as soon as we landed.

“We concentrated on Mike’s business first,” Karen continues,“and he made National Marketing Director by the fall of2000. He was the first chiropractor to make Juice Plus+®

NMD,” she adds proudly. “We built my business next, and Imade NMD in 2004.”

What has the Juice Plus+® business meant to the Ewalds? “OurJuice Plus+® income has already helped us put two of our threekids through college; and the third is starting this fall. (I can’tbelieve our baby is going off to college!),” Karen answers.“And the NMD benefits package is still a huge deal for us.”

Because of their success in the Juice Plus+® business, Dr.Ewald was able to sell his “very busy and very stressful chiro-practic practice” in October 2005 and open a much smallerpractice near his home. “I love my profession, but not the way I used to have to practice,” he explains. “Now I only seepatients three days a week.”

“That means Mike gets to spend more time with me and thechildren now,” Karen smiles.

Given their great success, what keeps Mike and Karen Ewaldworking hard at the Juice Plus+® business today? “The oppor-tunity to continue to change people’s lives,” Mike responds.Karen chimes in: “We want to be able to keep creating experi-ences with our family – traveling together with our childrenand grandchildren, doing volunteer work together – to helpthem grow and reach their full potential.”

Join Dr. Mike and Karen Ewald on Friday afternoon as theyoffer advice to help you grow and reach your full potential inthe Juice Plus+® business.

Inspiring Healthy Living Throughthe Juice Plus+® Virtual Franchise®

Mike and Karen Ewald

Dr. Michael and KarenEwald

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 159:00 am - 1:00 pm • Delta Ballroom

Inspiring Healthy Living as Juice Plus+® Leaders

By sharing the Juice Plus+® product with everyone we know – and the Juice Plus+®

Virtual Franchise® with anyone who might be interested – we are “inspiring healthy livingaround the world.” But it’s as Juice Plus+® team leaders that we multiply our efforts

and magnify our impact on the world around on us.

On Saturday, we’ll recognize our up-and-coming leaders, including our newest NMDs, andlearn from two individuals – one from within our Juice Plus+® family and one from elsewhere

in the direct sales industry – who have successfully led large teams of their own.

With apologies to Jeff Foxworthy,we challenged long-time NationalMarketing Director Bobby Padgettto close our Nashville FallConference on Saturday with his perspective on just what ittakes – and what it means – to be a Juice Plus+® NationalMarketing Director.

After all, Bobby has four National Marketing Directors in hisfamily, including his wife Lisa and father Leslie. The Padgettsare also the originators of the weekend “Boot Camp” concept,and still hold three boot camps every year on their 610-acrefamily farm down in Waynesboro, Georgia. Over the years,their Juice Plus+® team has grown to encompass people fromall across the United States, Canada, and Europe.

So we were not the least bit surprised when Bobby readilyaccepted our challenge. It took him only a few seconds to getrolling with some examples.

“You might be a Juice Plus+® National Marketing Director ifyou’ve always wanted to own your own business, but thoughtyou didn’t have the money to do it,” he offers, tentatively.

Okay. That’s the general idea.

“Here’s another one,” he suggests. “You might be a JuicePlus+® National Marketing Director if you and your spouse [or significant other] actually like each other and would enjoyworking together, like Lisa and I do.”

That’s a really great example for lots of people, Bobby, but itmight not be appealing to everyone. Anyway, those are both

“You might be a National Marketing Director if…”

Bobby Padgett

Bobby Padgett

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Mary Christensen has a verystraightforward purpose for beingwith us Saturday morning. “I want toinspire your people to do more withtheir Juice Plus+® businesses, and toget more from them,” she explains.

Mary is more than just another“inspirational” speaker touting emptyplatitudes, however. She has “walked

the talk” of direct sales success herself, and in the processgained a firsthand appreciation of both the unique gratifica-tions and the common pitfalls associated with person-to-per-son selling.

Like a number of our own Juice Plus+® leaders, Mary startedout as a teacher. She left her teaching career to become adirect selling representative and soon found herself successful

beyond her wildest expectations. She ultimately became CEOof two multinational direct sales companies and served aspresident of the Direct Selling Association of New Zealand.

From these vantage points, Mary has had the opportunity toanalyze and follow literally hundreds of direct selling compa-nies around the world and to experience direct sales fromevery possible angle. That’s why today she is direct selling’s #1 speaker worldwide, making over 200 appearances a year.

Join us Saturday morning as Mary Christensen shares herpowerful personal insights gleaned from many years of experience at all levels of direct sales. “I will help your repre-sentatives move beyond doubt, distraction, delays, and disap-pointments,” she promises, “so that they can take even greateradvantage of the opportunities offered them by the JuicePlus+® Virtual Franchise®.”

“You might someday be a National Marketing Director if …”examples. What about ways people can tell if you’re already aJuice Plus+® National Marketing Director?

Bobby contemplates this twist. “Oh, I get it,” he responds.“Something like ‘You might be a National Marketing Directorif you used to be afraid of public speaking, and you suddenlyfind yourself talking in front of thousands of people,’ like I’llbe doing at Conference.”

That’s really good, and very true, but it’s so serious. How abouttrying to work in some of that renowned Padgett humor?

Bobby smiles. “Alright. How about ‘You might be a JuicePlus+® National Marketing Director if your newest SalesCoordinator is your twelve-year-old.”

LOL. That’s the ticket.

“Or ‘You might be a Juice Plus+® National Marketing Directorif your family holds an intervention because you keep goingoff to someplace called ‘Boot Camp,’” he continues. “Or, ‘Youmight be a Juice Plus+® National Marketing Director if …’”

Hey, we just knew Bobby would be good at this! Come hearwhat other examples of “You might be an National MarketingDirector if …” he comes up with. “I’ll do an even better jobgiven a little more time to work on it, especially once I canget Lisa to help me,” he promises.

If Bobby’s Juice Plus+® business is any indication, we can certainly count on that.

Inspiring Healthy Living in OthersStarts with You

Mary Christensen

Mary Christensen

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 159:00 am - 1:00 pm • Delta Ballroom

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“Inspire Healthy Living” by attending ourBreakout Business Trainings.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15

Our Breakout Business Trainings offer you additional opportunities to learn from top Juice Plus+®

leaders how to build your Juice Plus+® business bigger, stronger, and faster – and inspire even more people to live healthier lives with Juice Plus+®.

“What’s Up, Doc?” (or how NOT to present Juice Plus+® to doctors)

Friday at 12:30 pm in Governor’s Ballroom A/E

One time only!

By popular

demand!

Goal Setting and Team BuildingThursday at 10:00 am and Saturday at 7:30 am in Governor’s Ballroom C/D

Setting meaningful and achievable goals is essential to success in the Juice Plus+® business, especially when it comes to build-ing a strong Juice Plus+® team. In this training, you’ll learn how other top Juice Plus+® leaders:• Incorporate the 5 Simple Steps into their daily, weekly, and monthly methods of operation.• Use the 5-1 qualifying bonus and the 10-1-10 team-building bonus to create momentum and build stronger teams.• Employ short-term and long-term goals – both for themselves and for their team members – to create excitement and

generate better business results.

Everyone would like to have a doctoron their Juice Plus+® team. Yet healthprofessionals – especially M.D.s – canbe the most difficult and challengingpeople of all to share Juice Plus+® with.

As an M.D. and a Juice Plus+® SalesCoordinator, Dr. Paul Stricker knows first hand what NOTto do when trying to interest doctors in Juice Plus+® – andshares it hilariously in his presentation “What’s Up, Doc?”

It’s been a big hit at Juice Plus+® bootcamps around the country, and it’s oneof the most entertaining trainings we’veever seen. Dr. Stricker will be joined byJuice Plus+® Western Regional SalesDirector Karen Jones, who’ll talk abouthow our Juice Plus+® Professional

Support Program is designed to help your health professionalsshare Juice Plus+® with patients or clients – easily and painlessly.

Paul Stricker, M.D. Karen Jones

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Making Connections and Sharing Juice Plus+® in theDigital World of Today Thursday at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm in Governor’s Ballroom A/E

Effectively sharing Juice Plus+® with your warm market prospects and creating value with your Juice Plus+® customers involvesbuilding relationships. In the digital world of today, that means doing so online as well as off. In this training, you’ll learn fromtop Juice Plus+® leaders skilled in social media:• How to “expand” your warm market – online and off.• How to effectively share your Juice Plus+® story, and why it’s the linchpin of your business – online and off.• How to create simple, ongoing conversations that help you build better Juice Plus+® relationships – online and off.• Why it’s so important to be yourself and not a “salesperson,” and how exactly to do that – online and off.• What Juice Plus+® offers in the world of social media and other web resources to support you and your team.

Special Leadership Training (Senior Sales Coordinators, QNMDs, and NMDs only)Thursday at 12:00 pm in Governor’s Ballroom C/D

At each conference, we conduct a special business training tailored specifically to our highest levels of field leadership. This conference, our focus will be on “Promote Out Bonus” (POB) qualification and the importance of developing POB-qualified“anchor legs” to the on going success of your Juice Plus+® business. This training will cover:• A quick refresher on POB and how to qualify for it.• How to share the vision and the importance of POB qualification to your team.• How to really use standardized business reports to manage your business more effectively.• When and when not to promote Virtual Franchisees.• How to share the Juice Plus+® Compensation Plan simply and comfortably, without frightening your new business

prospect away.

Sharing Juice Plus+®: Web Walks, Wellness Presentations, and EventsThursday at 12:00 pm and Saturday at 7:30 am in Governor’s Ballroom A/E

Juice Plus+® representatives are using a variety of tools to share Juice Plus+® with their prospects – from customized “webwalks” through their personalized Juice Plus+® websites to the new Juice Plus+® Wellness Presentation, available in print ordownloadable from your Virtual Office. In this training, top leaders will:• Show you the power of “the next event,” however large or small.• Share a number of tips and creative methods for bringing the Wellness Presentation to life.• Explain the impact that the Juice Plus+® Effect program could be having on your business right now, if only you were using it.• Learn the ins and outs of a successful “web walk,” and why tailoring it to each prospect is so important.

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William Sears, M.D. (Prime Time Health; Bridging the Gap) has been advising busy parents how to raisehealthier families for over 35 years. He received his pediatric training at Harvard Medical School’sChildren’s Hospital in Boston and The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, and currently serves as anassociate clinical professor of pediatrics at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine. Togetherwith his wife and co-author Martha, Dr. Sears has written more than 30 best-selling books and countlessarticles on parenting and childcare. He serves as a medical and parenting consultant for Baby Talk andParenting magazines, and his AskDrSears.com website is one of the most popular health sites on the Internet.Dr. Sears has appeared on over 100 national television programs, including 20/20, Dateline, Good MorningAmerica, Oprah, Today, and Dr. Phil.

Paul Stricker, M.D. (Eat well. Live well.) is one of fewer than 150 doctors in the U.S. who are board-certi-fied in both pediatrics and sports medicine. He is a charter member and past-president of the AmericanMedical Society Council on Sports Medicine, a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics section onsports medicine and fitness, a member of the editorial advisory board of Healthy Children magazine, and areviewer of manuscripts for the journal Pediatrics. He was selected to serve as team physician for the U.S.Olympic Team and for U.S. national teams in swimming, soccer, gymnastics, and basketball. Dr. Stricker isthe author of Sports Success Rx, published in conjunction with the American Academy of Pediatrics. He iscurrently in private practice at Scripps Clinic in San Diego.

Tina Jones, M.D. (Bridging the Gap) earned her medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College ofMedicine and completed her residency in internal medicine at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati. She has prac-ticed internal medicine in Smyrna, Georgia for more than 20 years, and counts Dr. Richard DuBois and hiswife Jan among her patients. Dr. Jones also serves on the staff of Emory-Adventist Hospital, a joint ventureof Adventist Healthcare and the Woodruff Health Sciences Center of Emory University in Atlanta.

Kim Dalzell, R.D. is a specialist in oncology nutrition from Grayslake, Illinois, near Chicago. She receiveda B.S. in nutrition from Arizona State University and an M.S. in clinical nutrition from Texas Tech University.Kim is president of Nutriquest, Inc., which provides advice and information for cancer survivors, caregivers,and health professionals, and developed an online community called Cancer Busters as a way to educate andempower cancer concerned individuals. She also serves as a medical advisor for Lifetime Channel’s WalgreensHealth Corner and as a nutrition columnist for Breast Cancer Wellness; and her award-winning bookChallenge Cancer and Win has been translated into Japanese.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15

Meet Juice Plus+® health professionals and others who help us “Inspire Healthy Living Around the World.”

Meet and Greet Booth in Delta Lobby B, outside the Delta Ballroom

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Mitra Ray, Ph.D. (Bridging the Gap) is a research biochemist who earned her Ph.D. from StanfordUniversity. Dr. Ray’s work in cell biology – particularly as it relates to cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and otherdegenerative diseases – has been funded by the National Institutes of Health and published in the journalsScience, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and the Journal of Cell Biology. She devotes herselftoday to taking her knowledge about nutrition and disease and sharing it with audiences around the world.Dr. Ray is the author of two books: From Here to Longevity and Do You Have the Guts to Be Beautiful?

Marilyn Joyce, R.D. is a nutritionist, health educator, and author of 5 Minutes to Health and I Can’t BelieveIt’s Tofu! She has conducted health and wellness seminars for such diverse groups as the Xerox Corporation,the American Cancer Society, the UCLA Medical Center, and the FBI; has been featured in Cosmopolitan,Women’s Day, and Elle magazines; and has appeared on numerous television programs.

Pamela Benitez, M.D. (Bridging the Gap) is a graduate of Albany Medical College and completed her surgicalresidency at the University of Michigan Hospitals. She currently serves on the staff of William BeaumontHospital in Royal Oak, Michigan, where she is a general surgeon with a busy practice that focuses exclusivelyon diseases of the breast and breast cancer. She is also highly active in research and medical education; hermost recent work has appeared in Cancer and The American Journal of Surgery.

Richard C. Boronow, M.D., a graduate of Northwestern University School of Medicine in Chicago, isboard certified in gynecology and obstetrics and gynecologic oncology. His training includes fellowships atMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. He is a founding memberand past president of the U.S. Society of Gynecologic Oncologists and a founding member of theInternational Gynecology Cancer Society. He has received innumerable awards, including being namedNorthwestern Medical School Alumnus of the Year in 2002 and the Distinguished Achievement Awardfrom their Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

David B. Phillips, M.D. graduated in 1984 from Harvard University, where he earned academic honors andwas an All-American swimmer. He received his medical degree from Wright State University School ofMedicine in Dayton. After practicing for several years as an emergency physician, Dr. Phillips shifted hisfocus to sports medicine, combining his love of medicine and athletics. He has competed in national andinternational triathlons and qualified as a member of Team USA at the 2008 ITU World Championships.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

8:30 pm - 9:30 pm

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13

See Dr. David Phillips on Thursday night at 7:00 pm at our

Live Life to the Plus+TM meeting in the Delta Ballroom.

See Dr. Paul Stricker present “What’s Up, Doc?”

on Friday at 12:30 pm in Governor’s Ballroom A/E.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14

Valerie Miles, M.D. is a board-certified physician in both pediatrics and holistic medicine. She received hermedical degree from the Medical University of South Carolina in 1991 and completed her pediatric residencyat the University of Utah three years later. One of the first physicians in the country to become board-certifiedin holistic medicine, Dr. Miles has operated her own private practice, Progressive Pediatrics, since 1999. Shehas also served on the advisory board for integrative medicine at the University of Florida-Jacksonville andis a regional representative for the American Holistic Medical Association (AHMA).

F. Matt Brown Jr., M.D. comes to us by way of a decorated career in the U.S. Navy. He received his under-graduate degree from Emory University in Atlanta in 1982 and his medical degree from the Medical Collegeof Georgia in 1986. As a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy Medical Corps, Dr. Brown interned at the NavalHospital in San Diego and did his residency at Duke University Medical Center. Between those two educa-tional stints, he served as General Medical Officer for the Fleet Marine Force Pacific in Camp Pendleton,California. He currently practices internal medicine with High Country Proactive Health, PLLC, in Boone,North Carolina.

Richard E. DuBois, M.D. (Bridging the Gap) is one of the world’s leading authorities on infectious diseases.He was also one of the first medical doctors in North America to recognize the importance of Juice Plus+®

and recommend it to patients and colleagues. During his 42 years as a practicing physician, Dr. DuBoisserved as President of the Georgia Society of Internal Medicine, President of the Infectious Disease Societyof Georgia, and President of the Medical Association of Atlanta. He has been included in the list of BestDoctors in America and chosen by his medical colleagues as their “physician of choice” in his specialty.

Tamara Sachs, M.D. (The Heart of the Matter) is a specialist in functional medicine and integrative carefrom New Milford, Connecticut. She graduated with honors from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine andcompleted her internship and residency in internal medicine in 1988 at Saint Raphael Hospital and YaleNew Haven Hospital. She studied naturopathy in France for three years and also worked as an emergencyroom doctor for four years before starting her private practice in 1991. Dr. Sachs is currently a graduatemember of the Institute of Functional Medicine and has over a decade of experience in clinical nutrition.She has served on numerous medical boards, including the Scientific Advisory Board of WomenHeart.org,the National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease.

Frank K. Eggleston, D.D.S. earned his doctorate in dental surgery from Baylor University College ofDentistry in 1970. He has operated his own private dental practice specializing in Restorative and OperativeDentistry for nearly 40 years. Dr. Eggleston has served on the American Dental Association Board ofTrustees and as President of the Texas Dental Association. He is currently President of the AmericanAcademy of Restorative Dentistry. The recipient of many honors, Dr. Eggleston was named Texas’s Dentistof the Year in 1995 and received both the 1996 Distinguished Service Award and the 2004 Gold MedalAward – the highest awards granted in Texas dentistry.

7:30 am - 8:30 am

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15

Maureen O’Toole is universally regarded as the greatest female water polo player of all time. She was namedMost Valuable Player of the USA Women’s National Team 15 times, World Water Polo Female Athlete ofthe Year seven times, U.S. Water Polo Female Athlete of the Year five times, and to the All American teamfor U.S. Water Polo a record 28 times. In 1997, Maureen came out of retirement and, at the age of 39 –almost ten years older than her next oldest teammate – led the underdog U.S. team in game-winning goalsand to a Silver Medal at the 2000 Summer Olympics. In 2001, Sports Illustrated picked her as the most under-rated female athlete in any sport.

Samantha Gash (Desert Runners) is a 26-year-old ultra-runner from Australia who is also working on a doubledegree in Law and Performing Arts. In 2010, as one of our Juice Plus+® Desert Runners, she became theyoungest person and first female ever to complete the 4Deserts Grand Slam. This year, she is aiming tobecome the first female to ever complete the invitation-only La Ultra (The High), a non-stop, 137-mileultramarathon through the foothills of the Himalayas. She uses her public exposure as an endurance racer toraise money for the Royal Children’s Cystic Fibrosis Research Trust and to raise awareness of issues facingIndigenous Australians. She is also the founder of a non-profit organization, Connecting with IndigenousCommunities.

Jason Fowler is a gifted athlete – but his athletic accomplishments have been achieved from the confines of a wheelchair. A nationally ranked amateur motorcycle racer when he was 10, he was paralyzed from thewaist down by a motorcycle accident in 1991 at the age of 17. Jason began training only four months after hisaccident and spinal fusion surgery, and has gone on to compete in over 140 road races, 30 marathons, and 25triathlons – including winning Ironman Hawaii in 2009. He earned an MBA with a concentration in healthcare management from Boston University in 2004 and now works as a clinical consultant at Medtronic, Inc.

7:30 am - 8:30 am

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13 • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15

Janet Roberto, M.D. (Bridging the Gap) has been practicing family medicine in Springfield, Ohio, with her husband Mark for more than 20 years. She serves as the managing partner of their six-physician group.

Dr. Roberto graduated from Wright State University School of Medicine in 1985, remaining in Dayton aftergraduation to complete her residency in family practice at Miami Valley Hospital in 1988. In addition to herbusy private practice, she serves as a member of the medical staff at two hospitals in Springfield – CommunityHospital and Mercy Medical Center

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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Accessibility for People with Disabilities

The Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center is an ADA-compliant facility. Special assistance will be pro-vided to those who request it, including complimentary motor scooters and wheelchairs for those who reserve themin advance. To reserve a scooter or wheelchair, please contact Leigh Wilson at l.wilson@JuicePlus.com. No reserva-tions can be accepted after September 30th. Scooters or wheelchairs will not be available without a reservation.

For those attendees who require sign language interpretation, reserved seating will be available in the DeltaBallroom for our Thursday night Live Life to the Plus+TM meeting and our Friday and Saturday General Sessions.Please contact Meredith Martin at m.martin@JuicePlus.com to make arrangements for sign language interpretationfor Breakout Business Training sessions.

Airport Transportation and Shuttle Services

Gaylord Opryland operates a complimentary shuttle to and from Gaylord Opryland attractions, including the Grand Ole Opry®, the General Jackson Showboat® and Gaylord Springs Golf Links™. They also have shuttle transportation available to and from the Nashville International Airport from 5 am to 11 pm, unless your groupmakes special arrangements for an earlier or later time. The fare is $30 per person one way and $40 per person round trip – about half the cost of a taxi.

Business Center

Keep your Juice Plus+® business running smoothly while you are away. The Gaylord Opryland Resort andConvention Center hosts a FedEx business center located near the Governor’s Ballroom that offers copying, faxing,and overnight shipping. For more information, call 615-391-0381.

Conference Etiquette

Please be considerate of our speakers and of your fellow attendees by observing our Conference Etiquette.

NO audio and/or video recording is permitted during conference sessions. Anyone found recording any part of any conference session will be escorted off the conference floor (for General Sessions) or out of the meeting room (for Breakout Trainings). Please let a member of the Juice Plus+® Home Office Staff know immediately if you observe anyone breaking this rule.

NO cell phones, pagers, or other electronic devices during General Sessions, Breakout Trainings, or any conferencemeeting. Please be sure to turn off your cell phone, pager, or other electronic devices before each session begins.

“Saving seats” for people who have not yet arrived is not allowed. If you wish to sit with your group, please wait outside until everyone has arrived, then find seats together.

For both the Thursday night Live Life to the Plus+TM meeting and all General Sessions in the Delta Ballroom, doorswill open one hour prior to start time for those needing special assistance, and 45 minutes prior for all others.

Conference Registration

Save $25 per Conference ticket if you order your tickets by Friday, October 7; otherwise, your $100 ticket price will increase to $125 at the door. To purchase tickets before the conference, call Juice Plus+® Customer Care at 800-347-5947.

If you do pre-register, you can pick up your name badge at registration on Wednesday, October 12 between 1:00 pmand 5:00 pm in Ryman Exhibit Hall B3. On-site registration will begin at 8:00 am on Thursday, October 13, andcontinue during regular Exhibit Hall hours.

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Family Viewing Room

We offer those who bring young children to conference sessions the perfect way to show their courteous and consid-erate natures: a special Family Viewing Room located in Governor’s Chamber D for both the Thursday night LiveLife to the Plus+TM meeting and all General Sessions on Friday and Saturday. The Family Viewing Room offers livevideo and audio feeds that give you real-time coverage of all conference events held in the Delta Ballroom – andthe opportunity to meet other Juice Plus+® parents in the process.

Being considerate of others by taking advantage of the Family View Room not only helps you avoid disrupting theconference experience of other attendees, but also helps us to get quality recordings of conference sessions withoutthe noise of children talking or crying in the background. Juice Plus+® team leaders, please encourage your teammembers who bring young children to the conference to be considerate of others by taking advantage of theFamily Viewing Room.

First Aid Station

For your safety and convenience, a first aid station will be open and available throughout regular convention hours.

Information Center

Have a question about the conference? Visit Information Central located in Delta Lobby B. Juice Plus+® staff members will be available to answer your conference-related questions.

Internet Access

During regular conference hours, we offer Juice Plus+® representatives complimentary Internet access in RymanExhibit Hall B3.

Name Badges

For security reasons, a conference name badge is required in order to enter all conference events other than ourThursday night Live Life to the Plus+TM meeting, which is open to the public. Please wear or show your name badge when entering all other conference-related events. We appreciate your cooperation.

Nashville Visitor’s Information

Need dinner reservations? Curious about where to shop or what shows are in town? The friendly and knowledgeableconcierge staff of the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center – conveniently located in the hotel’s mainlobby – are there to help you make the most of your visit to Nashville.

Whether you’re looking for information about Nashville attractions, arts and culture, dining, entertainment,nightlife, shopping, or sightseeing tours, they can guide you every step of the way. For more information on points of interest in Nashville, visit www.visitmusiccity.com.

Parking

The Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center offers parking for a daily charge of $18 per car, per entry.

Travel and Hotel Arrangements

To assist with your travel needs, Juice Plus+® travel partner Travelennium – www.travelennium.com/nsa.htm willbe in Ryman Exhibit Hall B3. See them for special airfares and rental car and hotel discounts for our 2012 SpringLeadership Conference, April 12-14 2012 in Phoenix, Arizona.

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We’re proud to call Juice Plus+® “the next best thing” to

fruits and vegetables. But how does it feel to be the next best

thing to the Next Great American Band? Ask Sixwire, the

hotter-than-hot Nashville group appearing at The Big Juice

Plus+® Party on Saturday night.

Sixwire was runner-up in American Idol’s Next Great American

Band television series, following their selection as a finalist

from over 10,000 entrants. They’re featured regularly as the

house band on CMT, including Season 1 of CMT’s Next

Superstar, and have made numerous other television appear-

ances on GAC and the USA Network.

Sixfire members have appeared and recorded with Faith Hill,

Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney, Martina McBride, Kenny Rogers,

Vince Gill, Lee Greenwood, Olivia Newton John, and Lonestar;

and written songs recorded by McGraw, Rogers, Brooks &

Dunn, and many others. Their Warner Brothers CD Sixwire

debuted in the Top 30 and featured two hit singles.

On Saturday night, you’ll hear Sixfire originals, as well as

songs they’ve written for other stars. You’ll also hear their

tribute to the great bands of the 70s and 80s and their medley

of the greatest classic rock guitar riffs and solos of all time.

We don’t think Sixfire should take a back seat to anyone.

The Big Juice Plus+® PartySaturday night, October 15

8:00 pm – midnight*Delta Ballroom of the Opryland Hotel

* Sixfire concert begins at 9:00 pm

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