Tomo Marjanovic – Aspire Rejuvenation

At 19 years old, Tomo Marjanovic wanted to become Mr. Olympia. He would work out countless days and nights with his personal trainer at the time, with the hopes of someday achieving this goal. He knew he wasn’t going to be able to gain the weight and muscle mass at the speed he needed at the time, so he jokingly told his trainer, “I guess I’ll go on steroids.” To which his trainer responded, “Uh, no, let’s get you some bloodwork first, and we’ll go from there.” This was the building block that later transformed into Aspire Rejuvenation. At 21 years old, Tomo became a police officer while still trying to achieve his goal of becoming a professional bodybuilder. In 2018, Tomo left the police force to join a company that could ultimately give him the practice he needed to succeed.

Tomo went on to gain 4,000 patients in a nine month period at this new company, but with situations that left the company in legal trouble, Tomo was left with a choice. Leave and go back to police work, or go all in on his idea of a business that surrounded the idea of the multiple directions that he could go with those bloodwork tests. He ultimately decided to go all in, not pay any bills or buy anything extra and invested it all into the hormone therapy, anti aging, peptide research clinic. 

Tomo opened his first office in Orlando, Florida, at the age of 34, which took off and was attracting users around the country. He then followed suit and opened another clinic in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which is run by Medical Director Joseph Clark, (Clark is the medical director at all Aspire Rejuvenation sites). Tomo continues to branch out and open new clinics in Austin, Texas; Cleveland, Ohio; Ebensburg, Pennsylvania; and now even an international branch in Dubai. 

Tomo coined the phrase “LEO to CEO,” representing his transition from a broke police officer to a CEO with multiple different branches. Tomo’s, at 40 years old, company has an estimated gross revenue of 2.1 million dollars. Tomo demonstrated that no matter where you start or where you come from, if you can put your mind to it, you can accomplish it. Tomo and his team have no plans of stopping their efforts to continue providing their old and new patients (roughly 10,450 patients) with the hormone and peptide treatments they need.