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Summary of Meeting/Goals established (14/02/14)

Opening in Dubai, check out for Yogurtland (US)
Find fitness bloggers (Proyo) and local based bloggers
Fuel Campaign
Colin Nell
Body Power Expo 2014 Man vs. Yogland competition
Find new retailing opportunities/supply chains ex. Schools, Spas etc.
Nike, H&M, Hollister, Magazine as potential collaborations.
WWF Polar Bear
Increase awareness regarding “Creation of the Month” [in-store and online]

Opening in Dubai – Competing with Yogurtland:

Fuel Campaign + Nike + Colin Nell:

Expo’s Man vs. Yogland Competition:

WWF Polar Bear Foundation:

BLOGGERS CONTACT INFORMATION

Information
Contact Information
Location
Eat Like a Girl
A London blog about Food and Travel
Web: http://eatlikeagirl.com/contact-me/
Email: niamh@eatlikeagirl.com
London
Lucie Kerley
London based UK fashion & lifestyle blogger
Website: http://lucieloves.co.uk
Email: info@luciekerley.co.uk

London
Fat Girl PHD
Weight loss blogger – Blogaward nomination http://www.fatgirlphd.com/contact/ Eliza Flynn
Healhty Living London
Web: http://elizaflynn.co.uk
Email: hello@elizaflynn.co.uk
London
Health-e-Helen
*Talks about High protein ice cream
Web: http://healthehelen.wordpress.com
Email: healthehelen@gmail.com

Gingle Lists Everything
London Eating. London Drinking. London Clubbing
Web: http://www.ginglelistseverything.blogspot.co.uk
Email: ginglesnuff@gmail.com

London
Tanya
Burr
Famous Youtuber and Blogger (Younger generation)
Web: http://www.tanyaburr.co.uk
Email: lucy@gleamfutures.com
London
Lilly Pebbles
Blogger and Youtube
Web: http://www.lilypebbles.co.uk
Email:lily@lilypebbles.co.uk
Twitter: @lillypebbles
London
Fleur de Force
Beauty/Fashion Vlogger
Web: http://fleurdeforce.blogspot.co.uk
Email: fleurdeforce@gmail.com

A Model Recommends
Fashion model, blogger and beauty insider
Web: http://www.amodelrecommends.com
Business Email: info@gleamdigital.com (Dominic Smales)

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