Geneva21 Fast Becoming World's Largest Online Shopping Mall Business

Online, March 15, 2010 (Newswire.com) - As a storefront for merchandise and services from almost 400 companies and brand names around the world, particularly from North America and Europe, Geneva21 Inc. is moving ahead with its plans to become the world's largest online shopping mall business.

Working in partnership with well-known and diverse household names such as Barnes and Noble, Sears, Ferrari, Adidas, Armani Exchange, Reader's Digest, Virgin Atlantic, Microsoft, Wal-Mart, Macy's, Emirates, Guess?, Lauda Air, Santander Consumer Bank, Calvin Klein, Tiger Direct, Swarovski, Ackermann and Dell, Geneva21 is fast becoming a popular one-stop shopping mall for online shoppers.

According to Nelson Wong, CEO and President of Geneva21 Inc., the company has taken three years to reach its present position. A lot of time and energy had been spent on learning more about Internet marketing pertaining to the retail industry. More importantly, the company has made it a major corporate objective in building rapport with companies which enjoy strong consumer confidence.

Wong added that Geneva21 still faces its fair share of resistance and criticism for its business model and simple website design. The simple website design is intended to enhance SEO and bandwidth utilization, as well as, to ensure that both senior citizens and those who are less Internet savvy are not unduly marginalized. In addition, with such a wide spread of merchandise and services offered through the company websites, anyone can truly shop for anything at anytime, anywhere.

For the immediate future, Wong will be looking up more online businesses from South America, the Middle-East, Africa, South Asia and the Asia-Pacific regions. He is also working on a business model that will provide a "win-win" situation for both sides. With this in mind, Wong says Geneva21 is well on its way to become the largest online shopping mall worldwide.

Nelson Wong
CEO and President
Geneva21 In