Blake Schroeder, Medical Marijuana Medical Marijuana Inc., parent company of Kannaway, has appointed Blake Schroeder as CEO and president. Schroeder will replace Dr. Stuart Titus, who is semi-retiring. Schroeder joined the company in 2016 and was formerly CEO of Kannaway. He also has worked for Forevergreen and MonaVie.
Mark Schissel, HerbalifeHerbalife Nutrition Ltd. has appointed Mark Schissel as chief operating officer. Schissel will oversee worldwide operations for the company as well as global business services, finance, IT and infrastructure, and cyber and global security. Most recently, he served as executive vice president of worldwide operations.
Ryan Reigle, Regal WareRyan Reigle has been named president and CEO of Regal Ware Inc. He will succeed his father, Jeffrey A. Reigle, who will become chairman of the board. Ryan Reigle began his career with the company in 2007 and moved up to senior vice president in 2019. He was elected to the board in 2018.
Joe Miranda, HerbalifeJoe Miranda has joined Herbalife Nutrition in the newly created role of chief digital officer. Miranda has more than 20 years of experience as a global technology executive in the media, financial, and data analytics industries, developing and executing enterprise digital strategy. He previously served as chief digital officer at Thomson Reuters.
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Tupperware had its first year-over-year sales growth in a quarter since 2017, the company said in its third-quarter earnings report, but the direct selling giant continues to face uphill challenges in one of the biggest global MLM markets: China. 
ASHISH KHAN, AMWAY
Ashish Khan has joined Amway as chief technology and platform officer bringing nearly 30-year career in brand technology and enterprise architecture. He previously worked for the Estee Lauder Companies and Staples. He will focus on the customer shopping experience, digital innovation, technology partners, and data and analytics.
Nu Skin Enterprises reported its estimated revenue for the second quarter of 2020 to be approximately $603 million to $608 million. The company previously forecasted second-quarter revenue of $520 million to $550 million. Pleased with its expected revenue, company executives credit “strong global customer growth with particular strength in the Americas and Europe.” Investments in technology and digital capabilities have also positively impacted business continuity as well as supported Brand Affiliates and customers. Nu Skin will report its second-quarter results, including earnings per share, and provide a revised outlook for the full-year 2020 on Aug. 5.