Category: Compliance Training

Mark your calendars for Thursday, May 5 at 12 pm Central and register now for the next Factor Forum Webinar - What To Say When You Can't Say Anything: Discussing New Approaches to Messaging for the Field.

The Direct Selling Association will be holding its next Direct Selling Compliance Professional Certification Program beginning on April 19 and the Momentum Factor team will again be leading the compliance function and claims module.

Momentum Factor CEO Jonathan Gilliam was recently featured in the Verb Technology Direct Sales Masterclass Series to discuss compliance in direct sales and the current regulatory climate facing the industry.

The Direct Selling Association will be holding its next Direct Selling Compliance Certification Program beginning on Oct. 13 and the Momentum Factor team will again be leading the compliance module.

If you missed the Future of Compliance in Direct Selling webinar on Sept. 8 between DirectScale CEO Rodger Smith and Momentum Factor CEO Jonathan Gilliam, don't worry - a recording of this important conversation is now available.

Momentum Factor CEO Jonathan Gilliam will be joining DirectScale CEO Rodger Smith on a webinar to discuss the future of compliance in direct selling and compliance automation on Wednesday, September 8 at 2 pm Central.

In the past weeks we’ve all been flooded with emails and scary news, much of it causing angst and confusion. Yes, this is pretty awful. But we will get through it. We will be temporarily banged up, but we will definitely get through it, together.

In exchange for your feedback, you will gain early access and preferred pricing when we release this summer. Send us a note and let us know your interest! The program is designed to deliver bite-sized, to-the-point compliance training directly to violators of your policies and those who need it.

Momentum Factor CEO Jonathan Gilliam was recently featured in a MLM.com podcast to provide his thoughts about compliance challenges, reputation issues, and what direct selling companies can do to train their distributors, shape their culture, prevent illegal claims and avoid damage to their online reputations.

Recently, Facebook announced it would be adding new “reaction buttons” to its commenting features. Though some jumped to the conclusion that this would be equivalent to a ‘dislike’ button, there was room left for interpretation about what exactly the buttons would do.