Summit Farmer

Over several days, Ella Johnson demonstrated her capabilities. The entire company underwent another reorganization under her management, and everyone was confident in the company’s prospects after seeing the products. No one wanted to leave, and they all held high hopes for the success of the company.

For the first time, Peter Brown witnessed the madness of women. He was always puzzled at their fanatical approach towards their work.

Of course, these women also tried out the products for themselves, and their skin underwent significant transformations.

Seeing the women discussing their experiences every day, Peter was once again speechless.

Marcos Thompson was now doomed to be frustrated. Initially, he could have seized a global sales opportunity and made a fortune. However, with Ella Johnson’s appointment, Peter handed all matters over to her. She focused solely on economic benefits and spared no face for anyone. Luckily, Marcos had already secured the agency rights for Southport and the United Kingdom.

Of course, Marcos was still satisfied after seeing the products. He believed that even with just two markets, he would still reap substantial profits and fully supported the development of the company.

Marcos made a call to Southport, and twenty more production lines were sent over.

Daniel Pangbourne and Jaiden Smith sent their strongest construction teams, and another round of construction took place. According to Ella Johnson, this was a world-class enterprise, and it should not be treated as small-scale.

Peter Brown spent money like water.

However, Peter currently had quite a bit of money. Phoenix Taylor had already transferred 1 billion dollars to him.

At Ella Johnson’s suggestion, Peter Brown appointed Maisy Spencer as the company’s deputy general manager and Gabrielle Collins as the company’s marketing director.