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Best in Glass has enjoyed significant success in its first year of trading, culminating in the company winning start up business of the year at the mum and working awards 2011

Offering independent, flexible working opportunities to men and women alike, a Best in Glass party is synonymous with a sociable night where guests can taste wines, create cocktails and browse a range of high quality products that are all associated with home entertainment.

The range covers everything from cocktail shakers and wine decanters to straws and strainers and everything in between. The current range of barware is proving popular as personal and gift items that are ideal for both men and women, while the company’s wine and spirit selections are sure to get a mention at any dinner party.

STEADY GROWTH

Best in Glass has enjoyed significant success in its first year of trading, culminating in the company winning Start Up Business of the Year at the Mum and Working Awards 2011, and now the team is gearing up for a year of steady growth in 2012.

You can join Best in Glass for as little as £99 and there are opportunities for individual consultants to go from earning £50-£150 per party to quickly building teams and earning a substantial monthly income (there is no upper limit to your earnings).

There are currently a number of opportunities to get involved in the top tier of the business, working directly with the company’s directors to grow the network of consultants and create team structures in areas where there is not sufficient coverage.

It has been widely reported that there has been an increase in men and women over 50 joining the direct selling industry. Best in Glass sees this as a positive trend and is working with a number of groups, including the Women’s Institute, to reach out to those who are considering working for themselves to supplement their income.

FLYING START

Best in Glass consultant Barbara Gray, who is 62 and from Kent, joined the company in May 2010. Using her experience of working as a human resources director for a variety of blue chip companies meant Barbara’s business got off to a flying start.

She explains: “As I neared the age of retirement, I realised that I would have to make some changes in my life to be able to manage to live on a more limited income. I started my Best in Glass business so I could maintain my financial freedom and make choices that are not always based on my budget.

“I have earned good money from all the events I have held or attended and enjoy the social interaction as much as I enjoy growing my business. I have worked closely with the BiG management team and feel very involved with the business. I am looking forward to continuing to grow my BiG business and enjoying the rewards of working hard.”

Barbara adds: “Working with Best in Glass has not only provided me with more financial security, but has also given me the tools to create my own network of contacts through meeting people at parties, recruitment fairs and coffee mornings. I am so pleased I joined a business that has such great opportunities.”