Mongolian American Small Business Development And Aspirations

Mongolian American Small BusinessDevelopment & Aspirations
Jag Erkhembayar
Mongolian American Chamber Commerce
jag.erkhembayar@monamerchamber.orgMobile: +1 573 268 5312
NAMBC 21st Annual General Meeting, April 27-28, 2011, Washington, DC

Mongolian American Small Businesses: What We Do?
Creating a Strong Local Economy
Promoting the Community
Providing Networking Opportunities
Supporting Cultural & Traditional Celebrations
Sports Events
Student and other Community Associations' Fundraising
Cross-Cultural Events
Training, Seminars, & Workshops
Partnership for Online Education
Collaboration with Mongolian Professionals in the USA
Knowledge Transfer
Increasing number of businesses
Employment Growth
Self Employment
Higher Education Level
Niche Market Share
Paying Taxes
KNOWLEDGE SHARING
POTENTIAL & EXPERIENCE
OPPORTUNITIES
“We have voice” Students’ Event, 4.23.2011
AM Soccer Tournament Chicago 5.30.2011
Mongolian Culture Days Los Angeles, CA 6.9.2011
Mongolian ICT Tour at Microsoft Headquarter & Silicon Valley
Summer Lecture
MACC e-Campus Learning Center
About 450 businesses
Over 1200 employees
Hourly wage: 8-64 USD
Employee #: 2 - 25
Average Net Sales: 100K-2M

Mongolian American Small Businesses: Top Sectors?

Mongolian American Businesses: Education Opportunity
Future-ready skills for new jobs
Innovative, Green, & Resourceful Technology
Anytime, Anywhere Access
Influencing ICT

Mongolian American Small Businesses: Our Education Partner
eLearning Development and Implementation Asia Provider;
Official Partner of GIZ, Germany’s Aid and Development Agency;
MOU signed with University of Missouri

Mongolian American Small Businesses: Our e-Campus

Mongolian American Small Businesses: What we can offer Investors & Government Decision Makers?
Opportunity(Potential)
Collaboration(Knowledge)
Quality(Professional)
Networking(Trust)

Mongolian American Small Businesses: Needs and Aspirations
from Investors Decision Makers
from Government Decision Makers
e-Campus Partnership (knowledge transfer);
Practical Training Support for Mongolian Students in the USA & Canada (paid/unpaid Interns & OPT – Rio Trento DC Office Meeting two years ago & Microsoft HQ Meeting two weeks ago);
Research Relationship;
Business Cooperation;
Collaboration for Knowledge Sharing & Knowledge Transfer (offered during PM visit meeting);
Student Work Grant for SB (offered conference countryside living Mongolians with PM);
Small Business Export Support Program (MN-Today article for Second MEF)
Research Relationship (offered during MACC III AM);

Mongolian American Small Businesses: Thank You
Questions?
MACC Contacts:
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Email: contact@monamerchamber.org Twitter: monamerchamber
Facebook: MACC page
My Contacts:
Email: jag.erkhembayar@monamerchamber.org Mobile: 573-268-5312 Twitter: jagdagdorjBlog: argamag.blogspot.com

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