QNET, a global direct-selling company focused on wellness and lifestyle, has partnered with the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) to organize a three-day event aimed at marketing and sales professionals in Accra.

The event, known as V-Africa, brought together over 5,000 participants, including top independent representatives of QNET, marketing and sales experts, government officials, entrepreneurs, tourism enthusiasts, product specialists, and media personnel.

Jean François Huertas, a senior executive at QNET, expressed his excitement about the company’s progress and its ability to engage with key government stakeholders. He highlighted the significance of collaborating with the Ghana Tourism Authority to bring the prestigious V-Africa event to the country.

Huertas emphasized QNET’s commitment to quality, stating that the company carefully selects the best ingredients and manufacturers for its products. He assured that QNET adheres to the highest quality control and ISO standards to ensure that every product launched meets the expectations of customers and distributors.

“At the end of the day, we are running an independent business opportunity,” he noted. “Any independent representative selling our products relies on their personal relationships. If a customer has a poor experience, it ultimately affects QNET’s reputation as well.”

As part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives, QNET has partnered with the ANOPA Rhythm Foundation, the charitable arm of the QNET Group, to support approximately 450 children with hearing impairments in Cape Coast.

Huertas also stressed the need for financial literacy, particularly in underserved communities, to protect individuals from financial scams and predatory lending schemes. “There are many financially illiterate people falling victim to various scams. Our goal is to empower these communities with the right knowledge,” he added.

The V-Africa event showcased QNET’s dedication to business excellence, social impact, and collaboration, reinforcing its presence in the African market.