By QNet, the global wellness and lifestyle company is excited that its business model is creating impact across the world’s economy and making entrepreneurs out of many, a development which was experienced by those who attended her V-Malaysia Conference (VCON) at the Penang Spice Convention Center, Penang in Malaysia. The event marked QNET’s 26th anniversary.
At the second edition of a Media Sharing Experience for journalists who were at the September event, the experiences at the global event were reflected with nostalgia by Suleiman Aledeh, Founder of the Aledeh Media Network and Peter Oluka, Editor of TechEconomy capturing in a blow-by-blow account their journey-experience from Lagos, Nigeria to Penang, Malaysia.
Earlier in a conversation at the webinar chat with TechnologyMirror in attendance, Senior Legal Counsel, Sub-Sahara Africa, Theodocia Quartey, recounted how through Direct Selling mode, QNET has be able to spread its network of businesses across 25 countries and satisfying millions of customers thereby building a diverse community of consumers and distributors who are united by a common goal, empowerment through entrepreneurship.
According to her, for QNET, innovation is the heart of the business adding, “Our e-commerce platform allows customers to purchase and promote these products, creating a unique opportunity for financial independence through direct selling.”
She highlighted QNet’s core identity as a product-oriented company stressing “We provide exceptional high-quality products and services across various categories. We have health, wellness, personal care, home and living, watches and jewellery, holiday and educational packages.”
Sharing also her experience at the VConvention, she stated that the September 2024 event brought together over 8,000 attendees from over 30 countries adding that the theme of the convention was Unstoppable, and emphasised QNet’s unwavering commitment to innovation and sustainability.
Quartey further said: “the VConvention continues to provide a platform to empower individuals and communities worldwide and champion innovation and sustainability through deepening product knowledge, engaging with experts, and experiencing dynamic demonstrations.”
While recalling the value impact of the Malaysia event, she noted that attendees benefitted from business training sessions, motivational speeches, and product exhibitions, that provided them with invaluable personal and professional growth opportunities.
She disclosed that Direct Selling bossiness model of QNET is enhanced by the VConvention saying, that the QNET’s Direct Selling business module, driven by e-commerce, has empowered millions in over 100 countries to transform their lives while allowing them to pursue their aspirations and goals.”
According to her, the VConvention is a platform where Q-Net’s independent representatives, usually call IRRs, an industry leader, share knowledge, experiences, and best practices adding that it offers insights into product innovations and effective sales strategies, helping IRRs achieve goals, to maintain financial independence and build connections that foster collaboration and partnerships across borders.
“The VConvention underscores Q-Net commitments to transparency and accountability. It enables stakeholders to witness firsthand the company’s dedication to product quality, ethical business practices, and empowerment of its IRR network”, said Quartey.
Harping further the essence of the Direct Selling model, the Chief Executive Officer of Transblue Limited, QNET Partner, Mr Ajisafe Abiodun, said that it offers entrepreneur in Nigeria to enhance their economic prospects as well as human capital lamenting that the model is largely misunderstood in Nigeria and many African countries.
He stated however that through the VCon ethical practices has become key aspects of direct selling model saying that the event emphasised networking and building saucerful businesses.
