Paragon International Wealth Management Announces Changes to Key Executive Positions and Expectations of Tremendous Forthcoming Profitability





Paragon International Toronto announced today that two of their Sr. Representatives will be retiring at the end of this week. Both Mr. Paul van Amstel and Mr. Peter Breeze have been with Paragon for many years and we wish them both all the joy, happiness and freedom they deserve in their retirement years ahead.
In addition to the above noted information, we would like to inform our clients and newsletter subscribers that one of our Senior Executives, Mr. David Vanne is no longer employed at Paragon International, nor does Mr. Vanne have any remaining affiliations or business relationships with the company. This is effective immediately.  It has typically been a policy at Paragon International to promote from within whenever possible. That being said,we are currently accepting applications for the position of Director of Client Relations.
Lastly, we are also currently accepting applications for the positions of Institutional Account Representative as well as Senior Account Representative.
As mentioned above, we typically promote from within, however well qualified applicants will be duly and fairly considered for the positions. We will be making the final decision as to the individuals to be placed in the available positions at our upcoming board meeting this Friday. We will be formally announcing the details of any promotions and / or newly acquired staff members in a future press release following the board meeting when a decision will be made as to which of our many talented Sr. Representatives will be granted a promotion and to formally introduce any new staff members.    
On another note, based on the ensuing closure of the Argyle Mine in Australia, the profitability in the Pink Diamond sector is expected to continue to grow tremendously throughout 2017. The Argyle Mine is responsible for over 90 % of the world's Pink Diamond supply and the imminent mine closure is likely to result in profits well beyond anything seen in the history of the Fancy Coloured Diamond markets.
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