The SPICE Arena Convention Centre in Penang, Malaysia, welcomed 12,000 delegates from over 50 countries as it hosted V-Convention 2023. Organised by V Global and QI Group, this annual event for global entrepreneurs commenced a first session 8-12 September, with a second session running 17-21 September. Under the conference theme ‘Touching A Billion Hearts’, the opening ceremony marked the beginning of a collaborative and insightful gathering. The event drew several distinguished guests, including Dato Sri Vijay Eswaran, founder and executive chairman of QI Group. Penang, renowned for its rich heritage and cultural diversity, has served as the backdrop for V-Con for more than a decade. Over the course of the convention, delegates had access to diverse opportunities for growth. Industry professionals led training programmes, and speakers shared their insights in motivational seminars. The mega-exhibition featured QNET’s lifestyle and wellness products and services, providing delegates with hands-on experience and an opportunity to network. “We are honoured to have hosted V-Convention 2023 in Penang,” said YB Wong Hon Wai, state exco for tourism and creative economy. “We are confident that this convention will [prove to] be a transformative experience, both professionally and personally, for all attendees.” V-Convention 2023 also celebrated QNET’s 25-year legacy and united entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds, reinforcing the belief that unity and collaboration can create a positive global impact.
Touching a billion hearts: global entrepreneurs gather in Penang
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