Company’s charity grants end all QNET Scam news

Oct 28
16:20

2013

Sharad Gaikwad

Sharad Gaikwad

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In the contemporary world, it is important for companies to contribute towards the welfare and development activities of the world. Charitable organisations have a long tradition of providing services to people with unmet needs.

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Recruiting top-performing individuals and keeping them content and satisfied is a priority of all thriving corporations. Charitable giving improves employee engagement by boosting productivity,Company’s charity grants end all QNET Scam news Articles ethical behaviour, gratitude to the organisation, and pride in their work. When employees are pleased with the corporate culture, their morale tends to be higher. This makes them happy and provides job satisfaction. The numerous charity drives organized by this Asian direct selling giant has proven all information on QNET Scam to be baseless.

According to a report, 80% of citizens living in the city of as suit in Egypt are susceptible to drinking unclean water. Additionally, many  Egyptians fall ill after drinking contaminated water. At the 6th World Water Forum, it was presented that 10% of diseases globally are caused by unsafe drinking water. While the Egyptian government is striving to find long-term solutions to resolve this problem, corporations have come up with products and solutions that help improve water quality and provide clean water for drinking.

HomePure is a portable water purification system for homes that is equipped with a 7-stage filtration system, each filtering out a different type of contaminant. The system is also equipped with tourmaline ceramic balls which have antibacterial and deodorising qualities. This wonderful product has proved the responsibility of QNET towards its customers and has showed that news on QNET scam is misleading and untrue.

“With Egypt being one of QNET’s fastest-growing and important markets, we have taken special care to produce a product that would help one of the country’s most pressing problems,” explained Mr JR Mayer, Managing Director of the company.

This Asian direct selling giant has also decided to give grants of USD 10,000 each to three philanthropic causes in India, Uganda and Egypt. The grants are given as part of The Pitch, a contest launched at QNET’s annual convention in September last year. It gives the company’s distributors an opportunity to make a difference in their communities. To participate, contestants had to pitch an idea to RYTHM Foundation, the Corporate Social Responsibility arm of this company to be implemented in collaboration with a charitable institution or Non-Government Organization (NGO) of their choice.

Additionally, this network marketing company has also decided to move to a larger and more technologically-advanced data canter in Hong Kong. The new data centre is able to host 150 virtual and physical servers and based on a Private Cloud fundamental design. Its improved features include three-tier architecture and expanded network backbone.

“As an e-commerce company, it is especially important that our business and customer data remain secure. Investing in multi-tiered architecture such as the one found in our data centre significantly improves security,” explains Mr Richard Zinkiewicz, Director for International Operations of the company. This move signifies the company’s commitment to provide its seven million customers worldwide with a faster and enhanced user experience. It has also showed that QNET scam reports fails to provide the true picture of the company.