The Global Chief Marketing Officer of QNET, Trevor Kuna has revealed that QNET products are reliable, authentic, internationally-reviewed and certified.
In a well-attended media workshop meant to introduce the media to QNET products, Trevor Kuna said: “We develop top-of-the-range products for the global market. Our wellness and lifestyle products are some of the best you can get anywhere in the world. There are many clinical tests and testimonials backing our products and they are designed and developed by top professionals and scientists from different parts of the world.”
“The products we sell, conform to global standards and they are certified by international and local authorities. In Ghana, the Ghana Standards Authority, the Atomic Energy Commission and the Foods and Drugs Authority regulate and certify our products.”
Bernie Gaksch, the Global Training Manager delivered a thorough presentation of some QNET products, especially the Amezcua range of products, in a simple and very engaging manner. Journalists marvelled at the efficacy of some of the products and some volunteered to be included in live demonstrations to show how the products work. Some of the products help us against all forms of pollution in the environment, including electromagnetic waves that are generated by electronic gadgets we use, especially our phones, personal computers and home appliances. 
Key global and regional officers of QNET that attended the well-organised workshop include the Chief Marketing Officer, Trevor Kuna, Regional General Manager (sub-Saharan Africa), Biram Fall, Global Head of Public Relations and Communications, Victoria Al-Taie, Global Compliance Officer, Naana Quartey and the Managing Director of Bosomtwi Industries, local partner of QNET in Ghana, Col. Rashid Salifu (Rtd).
The Workshop was organised at the QNET Training Centre at East Legon in Accra. The team said it was one of the ways to make journalists and the general public know that QNET has a physical presence in Ghana and it is not a shady, non-existent entity like some people may think. This, according to QNET is to support its fight against misinformation, misrepresentation and scams. QNET has already launched and implemented a special “QNET Against Scams” campaign across Ghana, educating the public and creating awareness against scams.
Biram Fall, Regional General Manager of QNET for the sub-Saharan Africa region said: “QNET launched “QNET Against Scams” a comprehensive media and public education campaign in Ghana using billboards in Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi, Cape Coast, Koforidua, Tamale and other locations to spread our message against scams. We aired television and radio announcements and published banner advertisement on myjoyonline, Ghanaweb, ghananewsonline.com and others. We printed and distributed flyers to educate the public about QNET’s legitimate operations and warn against fraudulent activities. We have received encouraging feedback from our stakeholders and from some of you. We are committed to doing more in future.”
Biram Fall also announced that QNET will be organising V-Africa in partnership with the Ghana Tourism Authority at the Accra International Conference Centre from 20th to 23rd February.