Rick Maike, President and CEO of Infinity 2 Global, leads the company which launched in early 2013 from Kentucky. Maike's biography states he brings 25 years of network marketing experience, including time as a successful distributor and owner of two companies that generated over $100 million in sales. His company profile claims both previous ventures remain in business.
The two companies cited in Maike's I2G bio are Healing America (1997-2010) and Velocity International Marketing (2007-2011). Maike served as CEO and President for both. Healing America's domain, healingamerica.com, no longer resolves, which indicates the company is defunct.
Velocity International also ceased operations. Maike's LinkedIn profile states the company built a successful presence, primarily in Asia, before merging into a "top 100 MLM company." That company was bHIP Global, where Maike served as Asia-Pacific President from 2011 until April 2013.
bHIP Global, founded by Terry Lacore in 2007, operates in the health, wellness, and personal care sector. The company has faced controversy since its launch. Maike presumably left bHIP Global earlier in 2013 to start Infinity 2 Global.
The I2G website domain registration lists Mary Ann Alford as the owner. Her specific connection or role within the company remains unclear.
Infinity 2 Global describes its core offering as a "communication platform" tool. This product, called I2G Touch, aims to empower individuals and businesses to engage with contacts in a new way. The company states I2G Touch breaks through traditional internet content barriers, which often require users to actively search for messages. It promises assertive communication and high-impact experiences. I2G Touch functions as a social and business networking solution, providing real-time access to major social and business sites across web, desktop, and mobile platforms.