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QuestNet Becomes Sponsor For AFC League

As the Official Direct Selling Supporter of the AFC Champions League, QuestNet views the sponsorship platform as an opportunity for much more than its own brand exposure. QuestNet is actively utilising the sponsorship to do its part in supporting football on a regional level, both for the fans and for the football players. Read the rest of this entry »

QuestNet Is Now QNet

QuestNet is now known as QNet. The rebranding exercise will be rolled out gradually across the different geographic locations. In the meantime, do visit these websites for updates:

1. QNet | Official Website

2. Qnet | Official Blog

3. QNet Facebook Fan Page

4. QNet Twitter Page

5. QNet YouTube Page

6. QNet Flickr Page

Vijay Eswaran @ Davos Debates

Vijay Eswaran, the CEO of QI Group (parent company of QuestNet), shares his thoughts about how Asia can lead the world at the recently concluded Davos Debates at the World Economic Forum on East Asia held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from 6-7 June 2010.

> Vijay Eswaran Websites

QuestNet ACL Goal of the Month #4

Here’s a quick reminder that the QuestNet ACL Goal of the Month #4 Contest closes on 18th June. To participate, simply vote for your choice of best goals and answer 2 simple questions at the QuestNet Goal of the Month minisite. Read the rest of this entry »

QuestNet In-Voice Facebook Fan Page

Great news! QuestNet’s In-Voice now has it’s own fan page. For those who don’t already know, In-Voice consist of a suite of innovative telecommunication products and services. Read the rest of this entry »

QuestNet Awarded Caring Company for 3 Years In a Row

QuestNet Services (HK) Ltd was recently awarded Caring Company for 2009/2010 by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service. The award is given to deserving private companies in Hong Kong that demonstrate good corporate citizenship as exemplified by their continued efforts in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). QuestNet has been given this award for the last 3 consecutive years. Read the rest of this entry »