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locationlocationVancouver CenterbusinessVancouver CenterMark Vicente testified that his 2009 promotion enabled him to develop the Vancouver center with Sarah, with whom he co-owned it. He explained that reaching 100 paying Ethos members qualified a center for a bonus of 10 percent of gross revenue to help cover expenses. He also described declining income, staff departures to Albany that hampered classes, and personal contributions from both owners to keep the center afloat.
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Mark Vicente testified that his 2009 promotion enabled him to develop the Vancouver center with Sarah, with whom he co-owned it. He explained that reaching 100 paying Ethos members qualified a center for a bonus of 10 percent of gross revenue to help cover expenses. He also described declining income, staff departures to Albany that hampered classes, and personal contributions from both owners to keep the center afloat.

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Vicente’s testimony about the center illustrated NXIVM’s financial incentives for advancement and the operating costs and staffing pressures borne by center owners.

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