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Soldier honors Melaleuca CEO with ESGR Patriot Award during emotional ceremony
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June 2, 2015
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1:18Now PlayingIDAHO FALLS – A Melaleuca employee serving in the Army reserves honored his supervisor and CEO Frank Vandersloot with the ESGR Patriot Award Tuesday afternoon.
Specialist Nathan Johnson has worked as a Melaleuca web analyst the past nine years. In 2012 he joined the Army reserves and, over the past three years, Johnson has needed to take leave from his full-time job for military duties.
The ESGR Patriot Award was established for employees in situations similar to Johnson’s. Those serving in the National Guard or Reserve can nominate individual supervisors or bosses who show support during the employees military service.
In addition to VanderSloot, Johnson nominated his immediate supervisor Paul Conley.
“They took such good care of me and my family while I was gone I really wanted to say thanks back,” an emotional Johnson said during an intimate ceremony at the Melaleuca headquarters.
This is the third time VanderSloot has received an ESGR Patriot Award.
“Let me be clear – we haven’t done anything worthy of any award here,” Melaleuca CEO Frank VanderSloot said to Johnson. “You guys deserve all the awards here. We’re just grateful for the service that you and other servicemen and women do for us. That’s why we have a great country.”
For more information on the ESGR Patriot Award, click here.
For more information on Melaleuca, click here.
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