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Mary Kay Independent Sales Director Stephanie Vos, of Pella, is on the road to success. Vos earned the use of a new Chevy Malibu sedan as a result of her and her unit’s outstanding achievements in operating their independent Mary Kay businesses.
In addition to the Chevy Malibu sedan, the Mary Kay Career Car Program includes the Chevy Equinox crossover in black, the Toyota Camry sedan in black and the exclusive pearlized pink Cadillac, a coveted symbol of personal success.
Vos took delivery of the new Chevy Malibu this past fall, her fifth Mary Kay career car, at Vannoy Chevrolet in Montezuma, IA
Independent Beauty Consultants earn the use of Mary Kay career cars through their outstanding achievements in their personal Mary Kay businesses.
To learn more about Mary Kay, visit www.marykay.com.
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Mary Kay Independent Sales Director Stephanie Vos, of Pella, is on the road to success. Vos earned the use of a new Chevy Malibu sedan as a result of her and her unit’s outstanding achievements in operating their independent Mary Kay businesses.
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