Trevor Kuna has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Global Direct Selling Company, QNET with immediate effect and will be based at its Regional Head Office here.
Trevor, who was previously the Chief Marketing Officer, will provide leadership and strategic vision to keep QNET and its network ahead of today’s rapid pace of change and will ensure it remains at the forefront of the global direct selling industry.
Trevor, originally from Canada, joined QNET in 2008, bringing extensive marketing experience. He moved to Bangkok to join QNET in 2008 and subsequently relocated to QNET’s Operational Headquarters in Malaysia in early 2015.
“I am very excited to take on the CEO role in in this dynamic organisation that continues to be the growth engine for so many of our global Independent Representatives (IRs) and customers. I
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Global direct selling major QNet says it has big plans for India but needs clear-cut norms that differentiate genuine direct-sellers from those involved in illicit investment schemes.
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by Ted Nuyten • • 0 Comments
Global direct selling major QNet says it has big plans for India but needs clear-cut norms that differentiate genuine direct-sellers from those involved in illicit investment schemes.
Malaysia-based QNet’s Global CEO Trevor Kuna emphasised that it sells products and services and not into “investment business” and said it has been paying all its taxes and all their payments have been made after deduction of taxes and that too through non-cash modes with full documentation and transparency.
The group and its Indian franchisee has been facing several legal cases in India and has been accused of indulging in fraudulent business activities — the charges which it has been refuting consistently.
“We do have big plans for India, but like many other companies we are waiting and watching how the implementation of the guidelines unfolds on the