The Global Marketing Chief of QNET, Trevor Kuna, has stated that the company will continue to hold on to its ideals as a relational marketing brand that caters for the needs of the global community.

To this end, he said, steps had been taken to ensure that individuals and groups who use the name of the company to perpetrate any form of illegali­ty is brought to book.

Mr Kuna, who was speaking to journalist on the sidelines of a day’s training workshop on the operations of QNET, stated that the company would use all the legitimate means to defend it global brand.

“The company has also taken legal action against individuals who have engaged in any form of illegal business and we assure the public of the company’s commitment to defend the global brand which has operated for decades,” he stressed.

The training workshop, attended by about 30 journalist selected from Accra, was to educate them on the business model of the company to enable them educate the public on its activities.

Mr Kuna noted that QNET was a global brand that had been in operation for over 26 years and offered varieties of products including health supplement and skin care products,

In addition, he noted, the company offered other products such as jewelleries, online educa­tion, health and wellness products, among others.

“At QNET, we understand that your aspirations are as unique as you are and we are dedicated to being there for you every step of the way.

From advanced nutrition­al supplements to lifestyle and wellness enhancing products. We are here to support your journey towards a balanced and fulfilling life,” he emphasised.

Furthermore, he noted that the company which had more than 30 products lines written in over ten languages also aimed to contribute to the local economy by creating employment and eco­nomically empowering people to improve their livelihood.

“Our business model is built on the belief that everyone, regardless of their background deserves a chance to succeed. With comprehensive products and business training and robust customer support systems and a fair compensation plan. We are committed to empowering entre­preneurial journey of people,” Mr Kuna emphasised.

He mentioned that the com­pany was also guided by its philosophy of ‘RYTHM’, which advocated the need to work towards a goal beyond finan­cial success to make a positive impact and a lasting change.

Touching on its charity wing, he said, the company had over the years invested in commu­nities across the globe through strategic partnerships, employee volunteering and community service guided by the United Nations Sustainable Develop­ment Goals (SDG’s).

Moreover, he indicated that to help increase their visibility and prevent scammers from using dubious strategies to outwit unsuspecting public, the company had embarked on a programme using various media to explain to the public.

Global product trainer, Berni Gaksch through a presentation demonstrated to the participat­ing journalists how some of its products such as Bio disc and Biolight worked.

The product workshop brought together a delegation of the company including the global Head of Public Relations and Communications, Victoria Ras AI- Taie, Regional General Manager, Sub-saharan Africa, Biram Fall and many other offi­cials of the company.

BY CLFF EKUFUL T