“I’m proud to be recognized as Executive of the Year by the Business Intelligence Group,” said Wuerch. “In just our first year in business, we’ve seen tremendous growth with hundreds of thousands becoming members with Solavei and our social commerce network driving down everyday expenses for families across the country.”

Each year, the Business Intelligence Group seeks to recognize true talent and superior performance in business. Judged by some of the business industry’s biggest names, the Business Intelligence Group selectively measures performance across multiple business domains and then rewards those companies whose achievements continually stand above their peers.

“We love Ryan Wuerch’s vision for the future of mobile services and the development of a social commerce network,” said Dawn Fordyce, managing director, Business Intelligence Group. “It’s exciting to see a business model shaking up the industry and positively impacting lives.”

People join Solavei to enjoy contract-free, unlimited voice, text and data mobile service on a leading nationwide 4G network for just $49/month, and in the future Solavei will also offer its customers reduced-cost primary household goods and services such as general merchandise, broadband, energy, cable and financial services.

The Solavei social commerce network enables individuals to easily sign up, save money on primary goods and services and earn money when members refer their friends and family through the Solavei platform. To learn more about Solavei, visit solavei.com

Solavei is the world’s first social commerce network – it represents a whole new way of doing business. The Solavei mission is to make commerce less expensive and even profitable. While other companies spend billions on retail locations and traditional advertising, Solavei rewards its members for sharing Solavei with the people who know and trust them. Solavei does this by providing a social commerce network that enhances its members’ social connections and naturally rewards them for sharing the products and services they use every day. Former Fortune 100 telecom and retail executives and advisors lead Solavei. For more information, visit Solavei.com. For the brand’s latest news and updates, find Solavei on social media at Facebook.com/Solavei and Twitter.com/Solavei.

About the Business Intelligence Group

The Business Intelligence Group, creator of the BIG Awards, was founded with a mission of recognizing true talent and superior performance in the business world. Unlike other award programs, real business people with experience and knowledge judge the BIG Awards. The organization’s proprietary and unique scoring system selectively measures performance across multiple business domains, and rewards companies whose achievements stand above those of their peers.

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Recognition is stepping beyond yourself to put a focus on someone else – your wife, husband, child, friend, co-worker or someone you don’t know but have seen do something worthy of your positive words.

Recognition of someone’s great value, worth and accomplishments of pursuits can be, and frequently is, far more valuable than the monetary gain the person receives. I have seen many times where the act of recognition has permeated and positively impacted a person and his or her family so deeply it significantly shifts the dynamic of the household.

One story in particular comes to mind, about a man who had a difficult time finding a job to fully support his family and their desires. He found himself short on money for the car, the apartment or the simple necessities of groceries. He was working tirelessly at a fulltime job and two part-time jobs but still coming up short. Despite his hard work, none of his bosses recognized his dedication and he felt he was letting down his family.

The inability to provide fully was tearing down his self-esteem and feeling of self-worth. He felt he was working in vain and it had such an effect on him that he eventually began to take out his strife on his family. He was unhappy, frustrated and out of ideas on how to pull his family out of this challenging situation. His home became a place of contention instead of peace, and he believed his wife would have been better off marrying someone else instead of him.

One day, an opportunity was presented to the man that enabled him to earn a little extra income and ease some of the financial challenges. After a few months with his new home-based business, he began to add an additional three hundred dollars a month to his income. As great as the extra money was, nothing was as great as the day he invited his wife to attend an event where he was recognized on stage for his accomplishments.

That unexpected recognition was worth more to the man than the money he made. It caused his shoulders to go back and a sense of pride to rush through his body. And there was no amount of money that could replace the look of pride on his wife’s face as they called his name from stage. It was a simple form of recognition that had a lasting positive effect on his household.

Keep this story in mind as you lead your team and company to success. Ensure you take a moment to look around you and recognize the people in your life for what they have done. It will mean more to them than you know.

Who have you recognized in your life recently? Who can you recognize and edify today?

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