Danny Glover Builds a SereniGy Global Team In Tampa

{ May 1, 2011 @ 4:15 pm } · { On The Scene }
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          Stage and Screen Master Actor Danny Glover and the late Master Distributor Isaac McLemore were friends who enjoyed reflecting on common experiences  unique to their generation and their lifetimes of helping people.    This friendship is now leading to goodwill for others spanning generations to come.  Unfortunately Isaac passed in 2010.  Fortunately, Danny joined SereniGy Global in 2011.

Mr. Glover is excited about using SereniGy Global,  their wonderful products and compensation program, to further his initiative to help people of all races overcome economic challenges and develop the capacity to accumulate and sustain wealth. He and several people loyal to Isaac’s memory have joined to build a team in Tampa Florida.                       

Glover’s Tampa team is led by Mr.  McLemore’s wife Ersula Odom-McLemore  and other key leaders who Taking Action Together to build somethng big.

Ersula, Isaac’s “Princess”,  now rejoices in building a SereniGy Gloval team that can carry on the dream of team members (known as  the TAT TEAM “Taking Action Together” in honor of Isaac) helping a lot of people in individual ways.

Mr. McLemore, as Metabolife’s founding master distributer, took Metabolife from zero to a billion dollar business in three short years. There are countless people who either credits Isaac for leading them to their first million or actually saving their lives via Isaac’s personal counseling.

Mr. Glover is most known for his many movies including the Lethal Weapon series, Angels in the Outfield and The Color Purple. Danny is also someone who is passionate about his community activism and philanthropic efforts. Glover is also deeply  involved with the Vanguard Public Foundation based in San Francisco. In 2001, he assumed the board chairmanship of TransAfrica Forum, the African-American lobbying organization on Africa and the Caribbean; and he actively serves on the board of The Algebra Project, a mathempowerment program developed by civil rights veteran Bob Moses. Internationally, Glover has served as the UNDP Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Development Program from 1998-2004, focusing on issues of poverty, disease, and economic underdevelopment in Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. In recognition of his lifetime dedication to public service Danny was honored with the 2002 Marian Anderson Award, 2003 NAACP Chairman’s Award, and 2004 BET Lifetime Achievement Award.

 

Boxes Shipped – Lives Saved

{ December 3, 2009 @ 11:17 pm } · { On The Scene }
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What Do You See In This Picture?

Product ready for shipment?  TamPogo’s Night Cap?  NOOOOOOO!!!!  Every one of these TamPogo packages represent a life being saved.

Each box means a starving child will be fed for a week somewhere in the world. www.tampogo.com/np12619

Since opening for business on July 20, TamPogo iReps have donated 41,769 meals to starving children around the world.  This is just the beginning! Imagine how many lives we can save every day by sharing the TamPogo story.

What a mission, saving lives while providing economic freedon in America, Mexico and Canada.

McLemore Visits McLemore Museum

{ November 26, 2009 @ 2:32 pm } · { On The Scene }
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It was too much to resist. During a business trip to Memphis Tenn, Isaac McLemore could help but notice there was a street name McLemore,  a town name Bartlett and not too far away a museum with his brother’s name. The McLemore House in Franklin Tenn. located on the corner of 11th Ave N and Glass St in a subdivision call “Hard Bargain”. Named such because ex-slave Harvey McLemore had to drive a “hard bargain” to get the property.

According to the official site, http://www.carnton.org/mclemore.htm,

Ex-slave Harvey McLemore purchased four lots in Hard Bargain in 1880. He built one of the first residential dwelling in the subdivision. The home served as a model of community development in Hard Bargain, the first subdivision of its kind in Franklin–a black middle class neighborhood of teachers, carpenters, masons and farmers.

During an age where very few homes purchased by former slaves remain in existence, it is quite remarkable that the McLemore House is still standing. Also remarkable is the fact that from 1880 until 1997, a member of the McLemore family maintained ownership of the homestead.

After surviving 117 years and at least seven generations of the McLemore family, the house was sold in 1997.

Isaac McLemore is currently the Master Distributor of TamPogo.  www.tampogo.com/isaac

Isaac McLemore

{ November 26, 2009 @ 11:56 am } · { On The Scene }
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Isaac McLemore brings his talent, experience, and passion to feed starving children around the world and improving the financial positions of families in America, Canada, and Mexico.

Since opening for business on July 20, TamPogo iReps have donated 41,769 meals to starving children around the world. This is the fruit of Tampogo’s committment of  a percentage of every purchase to feed a starving child for one week. That’s right! Via direct donations to Feed My Starving Children, every purchase made at TamPogo feeds a staving child somewhere in the world for one week.

Isaac’s goal is to save 100,000 lives this year.  The larger the network of iReps he motivates, the more world hunger decreases and American families survive the current economic crisis.

His background, and being TamPogo’s Master Distributor,  positions him squarely as the best person to lead this effort. The San Diego California native, Isaac received his undergraduate degree from the University of California at Berkeley and graduate degree from San Diego State University School of Counseling. As a licensed professional in marriage, family, and child counseling (M.F.C.C), the University of California at San Diego employed him for fifteen years serving as a personnel analyst in charge of faculty and staff recruitment, including working closely with Governor Pat Brown Jr. and Casper Weinberger. In 1988 Mr. McLemore was hired as program director for Sharp Hospital in San Diego California in charge of their psychology department. In 1990 he began the career he loves dearly, Affiliate Marketing, which ultimately led to his becoming the first distributor for Metabolife and the mastermind behind that company’s explosive growth. The company went to a billion dollars in sales in 3 years. Over the past 20 years Isaac McLemore has consulted for or been the Master Distributor for the following companies: Matol (produces KM), Herbalife, Essante, Metabolife, Taborlizer, and Bodywise.

As history making as Metabolife was,  Isaac firmly believes TamPogo is on a path of unheard of financial and world impacting greatness. www.tampogo.com/isaac

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