ReVCon Turkey empowers leaders from Iraq and Iran
Istanbul, Turkey – There’s no stopping The V. After the monumental success of the first ReVCon Turkey held last August in Ankara, the V has mounted yet another successful event last 8 to 10 December – only this time in Istanbul.
ReVCon Turkey (Istanbul) packed the Grand Cevahir Hotel with close to 300 participants and more than fifty percent (50%) were Independent Representatives who came all the way from Iraq. Around 100 were Iranian IRs and the rest were a mix of leaders from countries such as Yemen, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and UAE.
The first day of the ReVCon saw some minor glitches as some participants from Iraq were delayed at the Istanbul airport. But not even that could deter the spirited leaders from joining the group and actively participating in the sessions the minute they were allowed to leave airport.
In an interview with The V, Executive Director Pathman Senathirajah was all agog with excitement from the outcome of the successful ReVCon, despite the slightly smaller headcount compared to the first ReVCon Turkey.
“This ReVCon is very different from the first one. Though we had a smaller group this time, I am proud to say that we were able to establish a higher level of connection with the participants. Personally, I was amazed by the overwhelming desire of everyone to learn and be successful in what they do,” he said.
According to VED Pathman, not only did ReVCon Turkey empower the leaders but it has also managed to establish a stronger relationship between the Iranian and Iraqi leaders.
Other highlights of the event include the special Sphere of Silence session which the participants found to be very inspiring and motivational. Dr. Ian Lyons also discussed the health and wellness benefits if BioDisc, one of QuestNet’s best selling products.
Aside from VED Pathman, V Partner Joseph Bismark, AVP Dr. Motaz, AVP David Sharma, V Council Mohannad AlDandashi, and V Leader Qussay Adnan of Iraq also took the stage to speak to participants.
When asked what his expectations are for the Iran and Iraq participants, VED Pathman confidently says that ‘In 2007 he is banking on the two markets to develop a more mature network and for every leader to practice proper networking principles.’ Finally, he said, he expects the leaders to train their downlines back at home and eventually go international – spreading the value of the business and changing lives in the process.
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