Franklin Wolfson

from New York University, Graduate School of Business Administration, Franklin Wolfson was selected as the first candidate in a program where he was groomed to become a divisional president of Kaiser-Roth Corporation. At that time, Kaiser-Roth was the largest apparel conglomerate in the United States.

After five very successful years at Kaiser-Roth, where he received numerous promotions for helping turn around several failing divisions and creating a very successful sportswear division, Franklin decided that he wanted to live in California and set out for the West Coast.

Shortly after moving to California, he became a partner and president of Kostar, Inc., and helped build that company into one of the fastest growing shirt companies in America. Critical to Kostar’s success was Franklin's ability to convince Daewoo, then the largest trading company in Korea, to support his fledgling company, which was the first to produce high quality shirts from Korea.

The company was able to grow rapidly due to the innovative marketing and management concepts Franklin Wolfson introduced, and his vision led to making Kostar the first apparel company to introduce fully computerized systems throughout every department. This technological advancement made it possible for the company to grow very rapidly and provide substantially above average service to its more than 10,000 retail accounts.

The company developed an enviable reputation due to its ability to combine high fashion with high quality and deliver its orders accurately and on time to a wide variety of stores throughout the country.

After Franklin Wolfson sold his interest in the company to one of his partners, he became president of Buckaroo International (Bugle Boy) where he implemented new marketing and management policies that helped turn that business around from a company deeply mired in red ink to one of the largest and most successful apparel companies in America. Franklin laid the foundation for Bugle Boy to grow to more than $1 billion in annual sales.

He was recognized for his accomplishments by being elected to "Who's Who in Finance and Marketing" and "Who's Who in the West."

After leaving the apparel industry, Franklin Wolfson became founder and president of Play To Win!, a company dedicated to helping children avoid the dangers of using drugs. He the creative force and chief writer of the children’s anti-drug program, Captain Quantum Vs. The Ugly Druggies®, and the creator and one of the writers of Rain Must Not Fall™, a movie script based upon new and existing characters from his unique drug prevention program.

Sometime around 2005, after analyzing a variety of business opportunities, Franklin had an “epiphany” and created a business model based upon a self-evident truth that every organization constantly needs a reliable and growing source of revenue. This became the foundation for creating Revenue Enhancement Worldwide.

The memorable name, coupled with innovative marketing strategies and lucrative sales and employee compensation packages have attracted a number of highly successful and experienced managers and associates who have joined his team.

In summary, Franklin Wolfson has created a number of innovative business concepts by thinking “outside the box.” He is a creative marketer with a wide variety of product, marketing and management experience who believes that it is not only possible, but also highly effective, to produce products and services that can be valuable to its Clients, advantageous to its members, profitable to the Company, lucrative to its employees, rewarding to its investors and beneficial to the community.