Utoria is all about you!

Utoria offers a wide range of products: electronics, gifts, jewelry, skin care and moreall designed so every girl can sell something she loves. Price points range from $20 to $200. Each girl reviews the full line to choose the products she wants to sell.  After she makes her selection, she prints out her catalogue and puts it into her customized Utoria binder. This becomes her own unique cataloguea reflection of her style and preferences.

The girls even get to choose HOW they sellthrough parties, social media, trade shows or casual conversation when out and about.

The Founder

Tori Molnar is an inspiring 14 year-old entrepreneur, speaker, and soon-to-be author. Her father died while she was a baby, leaving Tori to be raised by her young mother. Less than a year after Toris father died, she was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, a disease that impairs the muscles ability to function properly. Toris diagnosis made her a candidate for Make-A-Wish and she had the opportunity to go on radio shows, speak at an annual golf outing and even guest coach a college basketball game. Despite the challenges, Tori won karate medals, performed in dance, piano and guitar recitals, rode horses, raced ATVs and then went to find her true passion in business. This may be Toris biggest challenge yet, and shes not about to let a lack of funding hold her back.

Although Utoria was created by Tori Molnar, she had a lot of guidance and support from some amazing mentors. For the past year Tori has had an invaluable amount of help from small business champion Tory Johnson, product development whiz Jen Groover, business coach Jenn Lee and many other amazing people. Without them, Utoria would be non-existent.

Now Tori is more determined than ever to make them proud while building a life-changing opportunity for her peers.

Did You Know?

      Teen unemployment is twice the national average. In 2010, teen unemployment was almost 19%. When a teen is also disabled that statistic jumps to almost 30%.

      45% of students in grades 5 through 12 plan to start their own business, but less than 20% of them will have the knowledge and tools to do so.

How YOU Can Help Now

Tori and her family made an initial investment of $20,000and now on the eve of the full-scale launch the company is seeking the remaining funds to make it all happen.

The money raised in this campaign will enable Utoria join the prestigious DSA (Direct Selling Association) to gain knowledge and credibility; buy essential equipment to more effectively develop media and training materials; improve the backend technical platform and a robust Utoria Girl-only website; purchase materials for start-up kits that will launch the careers and build the confidence of every Utoria Girl.

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