VMalaysia 2024: QNET Begins Another 25 Years Of Empowering Microentrepreneurs 

After a successful 25 years of operation, QNET, a lifestyle direct selling company, has reiterated its commitment to begin another 25 years of empowering Microentrepreneurs all over the world.

The founder of QNET, Vijay Eswaran, who disclosed this at the VMALAYSIA 2024, to celebrate the company’s 26th anniversary on Sunday in Malaysia, said QNET will continue to empower more entrepreneurs as it begins its journey into another 25 years and beyond.

Millions of people have been able to achieve financial independence because to QNET’s direct selling business opportunity. The excellence of QNET’s services and products, which are intended to promote holistic health and wellbeing, is also a major factor in the company’s success for more than 25 years.

Eswaran assured the over 6,000 Independent Representatives (IR), who attended this year’s conference, of his unwavering support in ensuring that they are empowered financially.

While the company currently has 25 V partners, the founder averred that anyone can be a partner at QNET if he/she works hard. “The people who attended the first seven V conference are among the company’s partners. QNET sees a V partner in anyone, who is working hard.

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“Granted, new beginnings can seem daunting, and you may worry about slipping up. Nevertheless, it’s important to remember that many people — including many QNET superstar entrepreneurs — have been where you are now. So stay focussed, keep the faith, and you’ll soon get a handle on things,” he advised.

Meanwhile, one of the V partners, Donna Imson, while sharing her experience at the conference said, she was a jobless single mother of three with little education in a Manila suburb when she signed on, in fits and starts, to a then new network for selling collectible gold coins, Goldquest. Gathering customers in home meetings, she went unnoticed for months. Now she is a V partner at QNET.