And then, with a wave as well as a smirk, Wither spoon, Aron's Global Ambassador, enters the room. Cameras flash. In Manolo as well as a filmy red Jason Wu blouse, he radiates a friendly, simple professionalism as the Russian females approach her for a group portrait. He is here to celebrate Avon's 125th anniversary and to discuss women's issues. An hour later, standing onstage, he explains why it is important to speak up about domestic violence. Russia has no laws against the crime, and Avon is backing a campaign to modify that. Wither spoon mentions a new national hotlink, then wraps up with an energetic, "Thanks a lot for having me!" The Russian females stand and clap, their hands high above their heads.
On a crisp summer morning in Moscow, four,000 Russian Avon ladies converge on a colossal concert hall outside the city. Wearing fitted pantsuits and sharp pencil skirts, they have travelled from across the continent, some boarding a plane for the first time in their lives, to see Reese Wither spoon. A select few � the company's top performers � congregate in an upstairs lounge, nibbling nervously on canapés while they wait to meet America's golden girl. This day is like "a dream unexpectedly come true," says Elena Shevardnadze.
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