Zilis Announces Greg Gadson as Patriot Program Spokesman
Apr 1, 2021
Argyle, Texas, March 18, 2021 - Zilis LLC, a CBD industry leader known as the “Pay it Forward” company for their commitment to match every product sale with a charitable donation, has announced Greg Gadson as the official spokesman of their Patriot Program.
The Zilis Patriot Program gives veterans, active military members, and first responders the ability to purchase Zilis products at wholesale pricing, saving money with each product purchase. They can also join Zilis as a Patriot Ambassador to start their own business without paying an enrollment fee.Colonel Greg Gadson served in the U.S. Army for more than 26 years. His military awards include the Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Bronze Stars, Purple Heart, the Meritorious Service Medal, and the Army Commendation Medal. In May 2007, an improvised explosive device attack cost him both legs above the knees and normal use of his right arm and hand. Despite this, he remained on active duty in the Army until his retirement in 2014. Greg is an advocate for wounded warriors and veterans as has spoken to Congress on behalf of these groups. He has also appeared on screen in the blockbuster movie Battleship and the television series The Inspectors.
Steven Thompson, CEO and Founder of Zilis, explained the impact of Greg’s appointment, “I’m honored to have Greg Gadson as the embodiment of our Patriot Program, and I can’t wait to see how many more lives we can change together.” Greg commented on the announcement. “I’m committed to giving back to veterans, active service members and I’m happy to carry out this commitment as part of the Zilis Patriot Program.” Other charitable programs at Zilis include their Pay it Forward Nutrition program, which provides daily nutrition packs for the children of Haiti. Through their partnership with Vitamin Angels, Zilis also donates prenatal vitamins to expectant mothers and infants around the world. About Zilis LLCAs a hybrid social marketing company focused on endocannabinoid system health, Zilis is the creator of hemp-derived products including UltraCell™, UltraCell™ Topical Gel, UltraCell™ Powder, UltraCell™ Pet, UltraCBG™, UltraR&R™, UltraBliss™, UltraReVV™, and their new Lishé™ by Zilis™ cannabinoid-infused skincare products. They also offer hemp-free products including a line of boosters to support specific areas of wellness and the UltraSupport™ line of health supplements. Zilis trusts its distributed workforce of Independent Ambassadors to sell its products to customers either independently or through their Ambassador retail business. Based in Argyle, Texas, a suburb of Dallas-Ft. Worth, Zilis is privately held.
Reference: https://healthcoach.zilisapp.com/presentation/video.patriot-stories-colonel-greg-gadson For More Information (Press Only): Amanda Green, Communications Manager 214-705-3702 [email protected] 415 US Hwy 377, STE 2020 https://zilis.comMore News
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