21 years building display brands that distributors trust — she knows your market before you brief her.

Queenie co-founded Qtenboard after spending 21 years inside the commercial display supply chain — long enough to have seen brands built and broken based on whether their supplier partnership was genuine or just a catalog relationship. That experience shapes every decision she makes for distributor partners today. She currently leads Qtenboard's AI integration roadmap, combining interactive flat panels with intelligent software, Bluetooth accessories, and cloud-based classroom management tools into a complete solution distributors can confidently sell — not just standalone hardware. If you are evaluating whether Qtenboard is the right long-term manufacturing partner for your market, Queenie is who you talk to first.

Your direct line into Europe and Latin America — she has closed the deals your competitors are still quoting.

Diamond joined Qtenboard as one of the founding sales team members and has grown into the role of Sales Director — overseeing global sales operations and keeping regional strategies coordinated across markets. Her 10 years in commercial display B2B sales are concentrated in European and Latin American channels, where distributor relationships and project-level negotiations require a depth of market literacy that most factory sales teams simply do not have. She does not hand you a price list and wait. She walks distributors through market entry strategy, product positioning for local demand, and long-term account planning. If you are a distributor in Europe or Latin America evaluating a new display supplier, Diamond can tell you exactly how Qtenboard fits your business — and where it does not.

If you are entering Central Asia, she has already mapped the channel — and she can tell you what actually sells there.

Mona manages Qtenboard's Central Asian business — a region most display manufacturers treat as an afterthought and few understand well enough to serve consistently. She does not just process orders. She actively tracks local market dynamics across Uzbekistan and neighboring CIS countries, advises distributors on which SKUs move in their specific market, and structures cooperation formats — OEM, ODM, CKD, SKD — around each partner's actual operational capacity. Her pipeline consistently moves three to four 40HQ containers per month on schedule, which matters to distributors because their downstream customers depend on predictable delivery. If you are a distributor exploring the Central Asian market for the first time, or an existing player looking to expand your interactive display portfolio, Mona can give you a realistic picture of what the market looks like right now — before you commit to anything.