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QNET Wraps Up V-Malaysia 2025 With Over 8,000 Global Participants In Penang

Over 8,000 attendees from 30+ countries gather for a landmark five-day event celebrating innovation, entrepreneurship, and strategic destination partnerships.
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  • QNET Strengthens Global and African Presence through V-Malaysia 2025
  • Strategic Partnerships Boost Malaysia’s Position as a Global Event Destination

QNET, a global leader in wellness and lifestyle direct selling, has successfully wrapped up its flagship annual convention, V-Malaysia 2025, at the Penang SPICE Convention Centre in Malaysia, Digital TimesNG reports.

Held from June 21 to 25, the five-day event attracted more than 8,000 attendees from over 30 countries, including a strong delegation from Nigeria, highlighting QNET’s expansive international presence and growing influence across African markets.

Penang has served as the host city for this transformative convention for more than a decade. This year’s edition once again offered a dynamic mix of business networking, entrepreneurial training, and personal development opportunities.

The event also reaffirmed the ongoing collaboration between QNET and its key partners — V Global Management (The V), Tourism Malaysia, the Malaysia Convention and Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB), and the Penang Convention and Exhibition Bureau (PCEB), in delivering a world-class experience.

In Nigeria, QNET has steadily gained recognition as a key player in the direct selling and wellness space, empowering thousands of Nigerians with entrepreneurial opportunities, health-conscious products, and financial education.

Through its innovative business model, QNET has fostered a growing community of independent distributors across states like Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

QNET V MALAYSIA

Events such as V-Malaysia provide distributors a platform to connect with the global QNET network, learn from top leaders, and gain exposure to cutting-edge tools and products that can be leveraged in their local businesses.

V-Malaysia has evolved into a premier platform for business networking, entrepreneurial development, and cross-cultural collaboration. The synergy between QNET and The V — an internationally recognised organisation specialising in large-scale training and events has been pivotal in building the convention’s global draw.

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YB Wong Hon Wai, Penang State EXCO for Tourism and Creative Economy (PETACH), emphasised the regional impact of V-Malaysia: “Penang’s vibrant tourism and business events ecosystem continues to attract top-tier events like QNET’s V-Malaysia.

“In 2024 alone, Penang recorded an estimated RM1.29 billion in economic impact from such events – a testament to their significance. QNET’s long-term commitment brings not only economic value but also strengthens Penang’s global reputation.”

Trevor Kuna, Chief Marketing Officer of QNET, added: “For QNET, Penang is more than just a venue; it’s a home for inspiration, collaboration, and transformation. Our strong base in Nigeria and across Africa makes this event especially meaningful, as we bring together entrepreneurs from across the continent to share ideas and build cross-border relationships that accelerate personal and economic growth.”

The Malaysia Convention and Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB), a government agency under the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture and parent body of PCEB, plays a pivotal role in Malaysia’s business events ecosystem.

In 2023 alone, MyCEB facilitated 248 business events, brought in over 180,700 international delegates, and generated about RM 2.8 billion in economic impact. For V-Malaysia 2025, MyCEB’s expertise in destination marketing, strategic facilitation, and coordination between federal and state levels (through PCEB) has been instrumental in elevating Penang’s standing as a premier MICE hub.

Complementing this effort is Tourism Malaysia, whose targeted incentives and logistical backing helped deliver V-Malaysia 2025 as a high-impact global event. Their support underscores the government’s broader commitment to positioning Malaysia as a top-tier host for international conferences and high-impact corporate events.

As part of the event’s activities, QNET also unveiled new wellness innovations, including Harmoniq, a bio-signaling patch designed to enhance energy and well-being, and QWIK, a line of oral health and nutrition strips, products set to expand into markets like Nigeria in the coming year.

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V-Malaysia 2025 is not just a celebration of innovation and entrepreneurship; it is a dynamic platform that exemplifies how global vision and local action, especially across Africa, can reshape the future of direct selling.

For more information about V-Malaysia 2025, please visit QNET’s official website.

#Direct Selling #Lifestyle #QNET #V-Malaysia #Wellness
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