Nu Skin Named a Fastest Growing Company
August 28, 2013
Nu Skin has been named one of Utah’s fastest growing companies by Utah Business magazine for the fourth consecutive year. In 2012, Nu Skin’s record-breaking annual revenue of $2.17 billion was driven by strong sales of its anti-aging product portfolio and healthy growth of sales leaders and customer base.
“We’re pleased to be recognized again for another year of record growth,” said Truman Hunt, Nu Skin president and chief executive officer. “We appreciate the talented and hardworking sales leaders and employees who are helping drive our success as they demonstrate the Nu Skin difference through our innovative products, rewarding business opportunities and enriching culture. At this time we are seeing great momentum in our business – throughout our global operations, as well as right here in Utah. We are excited to finish our expansion project at our global headquarters in Provo and will be hosting more than 15,000 sales leaders from around the world in Salt Lake City at our global convention in October.”
Nu Skin was honored at a Utah Business magazine’s awards event which was held on Aug. 27 and will be highlighted in Utah Business magazine’s September issue.
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