Nauder Khazan Net Worth: What the Record Shows

Executive Summary

Disclosure first. Rob Fore, who edits topearners.net, holds a live LiveGood affiliate position, which means he earns from the company Khazan helps run. Asked whether Khazan sits anywhere in his LiveGood line, the editor says he does not know [his statement, 16 Oct 2026]. His back office names his sponsor as Nick Bramble, with Jeff Aman and Tim Miller above, and no public source reviewed for this profile connects Khazan to that chain. Read what follows with that interest in view; it is held to the same evidence rules as every other profile.

Nauder Khazan has spent his working life on the company side of network marketing. AliveMax’s 2010 website credited “Mr. & Mrs Khazan” with assembling the company from early 2008 and launching it on 1 May 2009 VERIFIED. Stiforp’s 2011 opportunity deck states it was “Founded & Operated by” him VERIFIED, and Globallee’s March 2019 welcome deck placed him under the heading “MEET OUR FOUNDERS” VERIFIED. Today LiveGood’s team page lists him as Director of Field Development, a title that replaced “Director of Network Marketing” between 22 April and 11 May 2024 VERIFIED: Wayback captures. He describes himself as a LiveGood co-founder, and CEO Ben Glinsky calls him “my good friend and business partner” in a Direct Selling News company spotlight VERIFIED as published. Florida’s corporate registry lists Glinsky as president and Ryan Goodkin as vice president, with no record for Khazan VERIFIED.

The plan he and Glinsky brought with them. LiveGood’s matrix plan, live by 2 February 2023, reuses the core figures of Stiforp’s 2011 plan: $40 to join plus $9.95 a month, a $25 fast-start amount, matrix tiers of $2,047.50 and $8,191.50, and a 50% match on personal enrollees, with matches running five enrollment levels or generations deep VERIFIED: Stiforp deck pp. 12–18; LiveGood plan pages. Two sentences of plan copy recur almost word for word, including “When you lock in your position in STIFORP, you are given your own business center” and its LiveGood counterpart VERIFIED. The structures are not identical. LiveGood runs a 2x15 matrix where Stiforp ran 2x14, which adds a $16,383.50 tier. Stiforp’s top tier of $8,191.50 becomes LiveGood’s Gold and Platinum tier. LiveGood splits its fast start into $5 plus $20 and pays it ten levels deep instead of as a flat bonus. Its deeper matches use other percentages, it shows no equivalent of Stiforp’s 1 Star gate on the 50% match, and Stiforp’s “Powerline Bonuses” are gone; “Powerline” survives only as the name of LiveGood’s software VERIFIED. A 2011 Czech distributor deck names Glinsky and Michael Blaine alongside Khazan as founders of HWU Training Corp, the company behind Stiforp CORROBORATED, so this profile credits the design to Khazan and Glinsky together INFERRED.

What he does now. He hosts LiveGood’s Wednesday field-training Zoom, which was running weekly by 8 November 2023 and was still on the calendar on 3 June 2026 VERIFIED; latest date CORROBORATED by an affiliate’s recap. The lesson barely changes: order your product, complete the free health assessment, then send the assessment, the tour and the Monday product video to “everyone that you know who can fog a mirror” VERIFIED: transcripts. Affiliates record the sessions and re-post them with their own enrollment links. In the top 200 YouTube results for his name, 196 videos name him, posted by 77 channels, with 27,866 views in total and a median of 45; one affiliate posted 53 of them VERIFIED. He owns no website, list, course or channel of his own that is live today VERIFIED absence within scope.

How the money moves, in his words and the company’s. He tells members plainly that LiveGood pays on the membership rather than the bottles: “we don’t commission the products, we commission the membership”, he said in November 2025, and in 2023 he compared the membership to Costco, Amazon and Netflix VERIFIED: transcripts. LiveGood’s written Policies put it differently, saying an affiliate is not paid for sponsoring or recruiting and that commissions come only “through the sale of Products”; the two statements line up only if the membership is itself counted as the product, which is his framing VERIFIED quotes; INFERRED reconciliation. The same Policies warn that “Most Customers, Members, or Affiliates earn less money each month in the compensation program than they are paying for their products” VERIFIED. The CEO told Direct Selling News that “over 30 percent of our affiliates are in profit” VERIFIED as company statement. With the disclosure table empty, neither line can be checked against published figures.

Income evidence. There is none to grade. Top Earners does not print a net worth figure for anyone, and none is offered here. No filing, company document or statement shows what LiveGood pays him, whether he holds equity, or whether he holds an affiliate position UNKNOWN. The closest things to income claims are figure-free: AliveMax’s 2010 founders’ credential, “Top 5 income earner with an organization of 120,000 active members”, in a company it does not name, and his 2023 remark about the water-filter company he joined as a distributor, that he “made a ton of money with it I’m not going to make income claims” VERIFIED as self-descriptions. LiveGood’s own income-disclosure page shows headings and no figures as of 16 October 2026 VERIFIED.

Record. In the searches run on 16 October 2026, no court, regulator or securities record names him: CourtListener opinions and RECAP, SEC EDGAR, the UK disqualified-officer register and Florida’s officer index all came back empty for his name VERIFIED for those searches. AliveMax Ltd, a UK company where he was sole director, was dissolved by compulsory strike-off in April 2016 after filing nothing beyond its incorporation; that is an administrative outcome, not a finding of wrongdoing, and he was not its shareholder of record VERIFIED: Companies House. At company level, the Direct Selling Self-Regulatory Council opened inquiries into LiveGood affiliates’ earnings and product claims in 2024 and 2025; a 2026 Proposition 65 case over lead in a LiveGood product, filed in San Francisco Superior Court as CGC-26-634992, was settled by the manufacturer HWU Training Corp, with Ben Glinsky signing; and an ADA website-accessibility suit was filed against LiveGood Supplements Inc in August 2026 VERIFIED. Also at company level, New Zealand’s Commerce Commission opened an investigation in October 2025 under the pyramid-selling sections of the Fair Trading Act; its register shows the parties as “LiveGood and The Official Diamond Rush”, has no outcome yet, and names no person VERIFIED. None of those matters names Khazan. There is no caution flag.

The Edge

The corporate field trainer [PARTIALLY REPLICABLE]. His leverage is a single weekly session that the field multiplies for free. Every Wednesday he gives affiliates the same short script and the same three things to send, and the affiliates, not he, publish the recording with their own enrollment links attached, so his teaching reaches prospects through dozens of channels he does not run VERIFIED mechanism; INFERRED effect. He sells nothing of his own on the back of it. The company pays for the platform, the Zoom and the marketing, and his visible job is to keep new members acting in their early weeks VERIFIED absence of personal products; INFERRED role.

A plan design tried twice [STRUCTURAL]. Behind the training sits a low-ticket plan whose core numbers already ran at Stiforp in 2011, when he and Glinsky were partners in the company behind it VERIFIED figures; CORROBORATED partnership. At Stiforp the $9.95 bought marketing tools and left behind a login page and a ticker of undated names and times; at LiveGood the same price point buys supplement pricing, and the company says its membership passed two million VERIFIED for Stiforp’s page; member count is a company claim. The difference between the two outcomes looks like the product and the CEO-run company, not the arithmetic INFERRED. None of this is available to a newcomer, who cannot carry a plan between companies he does not own and does not have a friendship with the CEO of more than twenty years VERIFIED as self-reported; INFERRED conclusion.

What copies and what does not [REPLICABLE habit]. A same-day, same-time training with a numbered three-step action list can be run by any team leader in any program INFERRED. Three things should not be copied. His sessions present unsourced statistics as facts (“people quit every 2.8 months”) along with forward member counts (“we will have 100 million members”) VERIFIED quotes. Matrix figures framed as earnable “without ever enrolling a single person” appeared in Stiforp’s 2011 deck, and similar framing in LiveGood affiliates’ posts drew DSSRC attention VERIFIED. And he has no owned list at all: if the company changed course, his audience would stay with it INFERRED.

Journey

c. 1990: Start in network marketing, by his own account of “20 plus years” in 2010 and “21 years” in 2011; his story of joining a water-filter company as a distributor comes from this period. VERIFIED as self-description; year INFERRED

2008: He and his wife begin assembling AliveMax; alivemax.com is registered on 29 December. VERIFIED

1 May 2009: AliveMax launches, with its site naming “Mr. & Mrs Khazan” as the founders. VERIFIED

20 July 2011: Stiforp’s sales system starts, according to a Czech distributor deck naming HWU Training Corp as its operator. CORROBORATED

20 September 2011: Stiforp’s official start; its deck reads “Founded & Operated by Mr Nauder Kazan”. VERIFIED

June 2012: A channel named stiforpmlmtools, owner not established, posts the Stiforp tour movie under his name. VERIFIED

7 November 2014: AliveMax Ltd is incorporated in the UK with him as sole director. VERIFIED

26 April 2016: AliveMax Ltd is dissolved by compulsory strike-off. VERIFIED

2016–2019: Founder and president messages to AliveMax partners circulate in Russian; a tenth-anniversary greeting is posted in May 2019. VERIFIED

March 2019: Globallee’s welcome deck lists him under “MEET OUR FOUNDERS”; its later site omits him. VERIFIED

16 April 2021: LiveGood Supplements Inc is filed in Florida, with Glinsky and Goodkin as officers. VERIFIED

24 June 2022: The earliest capture of LiveGood’s team page lists him as Director of Network Marketing. VERIFIED

December 2022 to February 2023: LiveGood replaces its 10-level unilevel with the 2x15 matrix plan, in place by 2 February 2023. VERIFIED change; month INFERRED

September 2023: An affiliate posts one of his talks under the title “We Hit 700k Members!”; the title is the uploader’s. VERIFIED

8 November 2023: His weekly Wednesday field training is under way, billed by an affiliate as “New Weekly Training”. VERIFIED

April–May 2024: His title becomes Director of Field Development and his company bio is rewritten. VERIFIED

13 October 2025: New Zealand’s Commerce Commission opens a company-level inquiry into the promotion of a possible LiveGood pyramid scheme; its register names “LiveGood and The Official Diamond Rush” and no individual. VERIFIED

19 November 2025: On a Wednesday Zoom he cites “2.1 million” members and a goal of “100 million”. VERIFIED as his statements

3 June 2026: Latest dated Wednesday training, from an affiliate’s recap. CORROBORATED

Score Note

This dossier scores 36, Tier 3, cohort Program. The label “Corporate field trainer” names the job the record shows him doing now; the plan lineage is the history behind it.

Income: 8/40. No compensation figure exists in any source UNKNOWN. A director’s post and a self-described co-founder role at a company that says it has two million members make a high income plausible, and that plausibility is the only reason this score is not lower INFERRED. His self-descriptions carry no numbers, and his company bio dropped “income earner” in 2024 VERIFIED.

Audience: 8/30. He owns almost no audience: Threads showed 1,163 followers as indexed in April 2025, and his AliveMax-era X account has 103 VERIFIED; Threads count dated. His real reach is indirect, through corporate Zooms and the 77 affiliate channels that re-post them, where the median video draws 45 views VERIFIED.

Activity: 14/20. The Wednesday Zoom has run weekly since early November 2023 and was still running in June 2026, and he co-hosts Friday recognition calls with the CEO VERIFIED; latest date CORROBORATED. Docked because none of the output is published by him VERIFIED absence.

Dossier value: 6/10. The file documents something rare: how a plan design moved between two companies run by the same partners, and how a corporate field trainer works week to week VERIFIED. Held back because little of it can be copied by a beginner, and because the company he trains for publishes no income figures VERIFIED.

Three facts behind the score. (1) No caution flag. The only public record naming him is an administrative UK strike-off, and the self-regulatory, Proposition 65 and ADA matters concern the company and its manufacturer. (2) The income grade is D because nothing is documented, not because anything negative was found. (3) The plan lineage is real but partial. LiveGood keeps Stiforp’s core figures and two sentences of its copy, inside a structure that differs in depth, fast start, matches and bonuses.