Careers Tupperware was Brownie Wise sales representative for Stanley Home Products (Stanhome), a company he left to become a Tupperware saleswoman. This company had some excellent products and she started doing demos sell houses. In 1950 he moved to Florida and created a social network marketing through dealers and distributors who quickly made out of Tupperware products sold in stores. Earl Tupper inventor of Tupperware products, the company vice president appointed. Wise insisted to Earl Tupper in the marketing of their products should be done exclusively through sales plans for demonstration. Wise led the Commercial Department of Tupperware from a new office in Kissimmee (Florida) and had the freedom to implement their marketing strategies. His methods were a great success.His ability to connect with popular culture, the American myth of success, the desire for happiness and helping to recruit thousands of women in a career at a time when the role of women was conventionally associated with working at home. His television appearances, magazine and newspaper articles made her a household name. In 1954 she became the first woman who carried the Business Week cover. Brownie Wise invented much of Tupperware's corporate culture and, by extension, part of the plan for marketing organizations. National Magazine Exchange He was particularly interested in the incentives were a major (and current) travel to Florida to celebrate the "Jubilee" year, in order to see the headquarters of the company and have motivational meetings and socialize with other representatives of success . At best sellers regaled them with exotic gifts, such as speedboats, travel and electronics, all carefully planned, provided the sellers in the company of their husbands.She created languages and rituals, especially for Tupperware, and the sellers motivated to cast their wishes, and also designed the costumes for the graduation ceremony of new heads of the group. All this with great shows, parties and motivational talks during the four-day annual convention. Wise was presented to representatives of the company as the symbol of the ideal woman of the 1950s. His skill in marketing and profitability of social networks model, in which thousands of women gather at homes to buy Tupperware was unparalleled. This is still studied by business schools worldwide. She had a great importance in the liberation of many women by earning their own salary in the context of the years following the end of the Second World War, which ran in part to pre-feminist culture of the decade of the 1950. His relationship with Earl Tupper was constantly changing.Soon the quiet face of Earl Tupper made the public turn their eyes to Wise turned into a celebrity. This, coupled with a constant difference of opinion, made their relationship was destabilized. Earl Tupper in 1958 the company fired Brownie Wise. Shortly after leaving the company was nothing left of Wise in the literature of the company, as if it never existed. She was exulsada of the company and received as compensation only 1 year of salary. Brownie Wise tried to start his own cosmetics company, Cinderella (Cinderella in Castilian), but was unsuccessful. After that, largely faded from view. He died in relative obscurity in 1992.