Namia Corporation invests in a better world

Namia Corporation is a multi faceted company with one major mission.  That is to lend a helping hand to those in need and spread the good news of a soon returning Christ.  All income producing avenues pursued by this company are with the intent of furthering this mission goal.  The main focus of this mission is Black Hills Health and Education Center in South Dakota (www.bhhec.org )and Mission Support Network in Papua New Guinea . (www.MissionSupportNetwork.com ) The company name "Namia" (Nah' mee uh ) is based on the name of a people group in the Sandaun (West Sepik) Province of PNG where the Sample family served as missionaries in the 90s.

Founded by Jack and Elana Sample in 2002 when family needs forced an early retirement from teaching, the family business had a humble beginning with various Network Marketing businesses.  In 2004, Jack teamed up with a partner, David Natiuk and began developing a website for Independent distributors marketing a mangosteen juice product. This website, located at http://jack.gomangosteen.com was well accepted by independent Xango distributors who were looking for a no nonsense businesslike approach to selling this excellent mangosteen product.  Offering a level of service that is seldom seen in this industry, the GoMangosteen website for Xango distributors soon had a clientelle numbering in the thousands and it came time to incorporate.

In 2005 David and Jack organized a Limited Liability Company called GoMangosteen, LLC and Namia Corporation was also formed at the same time to handle ownership of its percentage of GoMangosteen, LLC.

In all of our profit making ventures, we acknowledge our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ as our Senior Partner in business and recognize His ownership of all that we manage.  Namia Corporation returns a tithe to the Lord and has a focus on furthering His work in this world.  We believe that Jesus is returning to this earth very soon to take His people to live with him!  For this reason we do not attempt to accumulate wealth but simply divert as much as possible of this wealth into supporting God's work.