Vemma Nutrition has a reputation on MSU's campus as a scam. The fact that students earn money from the sales of people that they have recruited is a concerning factor in its potential for a pyramid scheme.
However, that isn't disheartening some students, like arts and humanities freshman Karmel Ussery and mechanical engineering freshman Theodore Turner.
Ussery and Turner attended an informational meeting in room 116 Natural Sciences Building on March 31. The meeting featured appearances from Vemma Nutrition hot-shots at MSU David Tucker and Takudzwa Kubvoruno.
Tucker and Kubvoruno have earned high-up positions in the company and can testify to the fact that there is money to be made with Vemma Nutrition.
The meeting was geared towards newcomers such as Ussery and Turner, and encouraged students to try the company out and get an opportunity to gain business and entrepreneurial skills through the company.
To see a video of Ussery and Turner's thoughts on Vemma Nutrition before the meeting, here you go.
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