At its Share the Light Taiwan-Hong Kong-Macau Annual Recognition Conference, LifeWave celebrated 17 years of growth and market development in Taiwan. Approximately 2,000 Brand Partners and guests attended the event that included a large-scale indoor drone performance.
The focus of the event highlighted five key elements of LifeWave’s strategic vision, including technology, system enhancement, market insights, sports application and an extension of the Share the Light initiative. The company shared development progress for its light-based wellness technology and ongoing research as it continues its commitment to innovation in health technology and global expansion.
Since the launch of its Compensation 2.0 plan, the Taiwan-Hong Kong-Macau region has become one of the leading markets in the Asia-Pacific region for advancement activity. The number of partners receiving bonuses in this market has increased by approximately 40% across the first seven weeks of its rollout, and LifeWave shared that more than 3,000 partners achieved rank advancements during this time, stating that “the latest system optimization focuses on transparency, competitiveness and growth momentum, helping partners gain greater clarity in managing their business rhythm.”
LifeWave’s Share the Light initiative will continue to partner with SimplyICR to launch a limited edition of 1,000 charity gift boxes which will benefit art education funding and creative resources for Simply ICR students. The sum total of these strategies and the collaborative efforts across the Asia-Pacific region has given the company what it is calling “unlimited vision.”
“Share the Light represents our willingness to bring light to others, while ‘Unlimited’ reflects our commitment to openness, forward-thinking and courage as we look to the future,” said Scarlett Su, General Manager of LifeWave Taiwan–Hong Kong–Macau. “With a broader global perspective, we will continue expanding LifeWave’s impact—illuminating markets, partners, communities and every possibility worth being seen.”
