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eople closest to Ira Margolis
have absolutely no doubt he
will succeed in his new busi-
ness because he is personable and
understands the need to provide
great customer service.
Friends and family are convinced
that those skills, combined with
Margolis' ability to research and
problem-solve, will result in the
creation of an innovative business
niche that works.
"He came home one evening and
announced that the mortgage busi-
ness was no longer working and
he had started looking for another

business," says Jocelyn Margolis,
Ira's wife and mother of their three
children. "I knew the mortgage busi-
ness was in trouble and I fully sup-
ported his decision. He has always
achieved in whatever he does and is
completely committed to supporting
this family."
Last spring, Margolis established
the Andover Wellness Group.
For the past 15 years he was in the
mortgage business, the last eight as
president of Andover Title & Escrow
Agency in Southfield. After research-
ing several possibilities, Margolis
found himself exploring the wellness
industry.
"My father was a doctor and my
mother an active volunteer in the
community," said Margolis. "I was