The monthly BCM meeting update provided information on:
1) BCM's position and actions taken regarding a proposed state budget tax increase, including publishing a statement and letter to parliament members.
2) BCM's participation in a discussion panel to address investor concerns and their invitation to cooperate in investment reform with the National Development Agency.
3) BCM's initiative to combat air pollution within their advocacy role and invitation to participate on an advisory team for a national pollution reduction committee.
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The document provides an overview and summary of recent advocacy efforts, events, partnerships, and opportunities by the Business Council of Mongolia (BCM). It discusses BCM's recent advocacy on issues like certificates of origin and proposed tax hikes. It also summarizes BCM events like their annual summit and partnerships with organizations like Bloomberg. Upcoming events and opportunities for members are highlighted, including funding for carbon reduction projects and sponsoring BCM's corporate brochure.
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- Upcoming events in November-December including knowledge sharing sessions, conference calls, and the BCM 10th anniversary ball.
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The monthly BCM meeting update provided information on:
1) BCM's position and actions taken regarding a proposed state budget tax increase, including publishing a statement and letter to parliament members.
2) BCM's participation in a discussion panel to address investor concerns and their invitation to cooperate in investment reform with the National Development Agency.
3) BCM's initiative to combat air pollution within their advocacy role and invitation to participate on an advisory team for a national pollution reduction committee.
The document provides an overview of recent advocacy efforts, events, opportunities, and personnel changes at the Business Council of Mongolia (BCM). It announces the hiring of a new business development consultant and summarizes BCM's advocacy efforts on certificate of origin issues. It also lists past and upcoming BCM events and opportunities for members.
The document provides an overview and summary of recent advocacy efforts, events, partnerships, and opportunities by the Business Council of Mongolia (BCM). It discusses BCM's recent advocacy on issues like certificates of origin and proposed tax hikes. It also summarizes BCM events like their annual summit and partnerships with organizations like Bloomberg. Upcoming events and opportunities for members are highlighted, including funding for carbon reduction projects and sponsoring BCM's corporate brochure.
The Business Council of Mongolia held several successful events in August, including a delegation with 13 Singaporean businesspeople interested in investing in Mongolia. BCM has been advocating on issues like certificate of origin requirements with the Mongolian government. They published proceedings from their annual summit and held retreats on purpose, values, and leadership. Upcoming events in September include Invest Mongolia and Discover Mongolia conferences. BCM is seeking member input on priority issues to address to the government.
- The document provides an overview and update from the Business Council of Mongolia (BCM), including membership numbers, leadership team changes, past events, and upcoming events.
- Membership is currently at 231 members, with 6 new members. The leadership team roles have been updated, with different members taking on areas like working groups, government relations, and communications.
- Past events included meetings, networking sessions, and an annual football cup. Upcoming events include participating in conferences on green growth and mining, as well as monthly BCM meetings.
The monthly BCM meeting update provided information on:
1. A 3-day training on collaborative action against corruption that engaged 60 public and private representatives to identify corruption causes and stakeholders' roles.
2. Feedback received from policymakers on BCM members' concerns regarding tax increases and the investment banking draft law.
3. Upcoming events including the BCM Summit, Innovation Summit, and Malaysia-Mongolia investors forum.
The document summarizes the key topics discussed at the BCM Monthly Meeting on October 30, 2017. The meeting covered:
- An update on China's 19th National Congress and the country's economic growth plans.
- Recent advocacy efforts by BCM on issues like customs taxes.
- An upcoming membership renewal drive and factory tour being organized by BCM.
- Upcoming events in November-December including knowledge sharing sessions, conference calls, and the BCM 10th anniversary ball.
E.Saruul provides a summary of events organized and supported by the Business Council of Mongolia (BCM) in 2016 and upcoming events for 2017. In 2016, BCM organized 3 events, co-organized 7 events, supported 12 events, and held monthly meetings and special events like the New Year Ball. Major events included the 1st Annual BCM Summit and working group meetings on topics like nomadic business practices. Upcoming 2017 events outlined include continuing monthly meetings, knowledge sharing sessions, working group activities, and the larger 2nd Annual BCM Summit over two days in June. Members are encouraged to participate in events and activities.
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- In 2017, BCM advocated on several laws and policies regarding taxes, banking, labor, and more.
- Looking ahead, BCM will monitor 7 laws on the parliamentary agenda, including amendments to taxation and mining laws, and advocate for a fair business environment.
- Upcoming BCM events in 2018 include factory tours, networking events, and a
The document summarizes the activities and accomplishments of the Business Council of Mongolia (BCM) in 2016 and outlines its purpose, values, vision, and plans for 2017. In 2016, BCM advocated on major issues, organized over 100 networking and learning events, and held its first annual summit. It established its core purpose to promote a fair and transparent business environment in Mongolia. For 2017, BCM intends to focus on key issues like air pollution and investor concerns, provide more value to members, and work to positively influence laws and regulations to support 10% GDP growth and 8% unemployment. BCM's vision is to be recognized as the preeminent business association driving inclusive growth in Mongolia.
The BCM report provides an overview of the Business Council of Mongolia meeting. It recognizes Jim for his contributions and photos are taken with the executive committee and staff. New members joining BCM are announced including the British School of Mongolia, Ochir Undraa Group, and Matoza LLC. Details are provided about each new member organization. Upcoming events are listed and the report ends thanking attendees and providing contact details.
This document summarizes the opportunities and challenges for Mongolian coking coal in the Chinese market. It finds that while the market for washed hard coking coal remains strong in China, Mongolian coal exports and prices have declined in recent months due to inconsistent quality, irregular supply, and high transportation costs. It recommends that Mongolia focus on improving rail infrastructure to reduce handling costs, ensure consistent high-quality washed coal production, and establish a fair royalty regime in order to enhance the competitiveness of its coking coal industry long-term. Anglo American presents itself as a potential partner to help Mongolia achieve these goals.
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- The priority areas and number of proposals that emerged
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- Next steps like appointing focal points and accountability workshops
The document aims to outline how each country engaged stakeholders and identified priorities through their CGF national dialogue process.
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- It organized networking events, monthly meetings, and working groups to facilitate knowledge sharing and connections between members.
- Going forward, BCM aims to take a more proactive role in driving positive change through focus areas for advocacy and activities.
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15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
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17. Stage-Gate Model
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3. Thank you, Bayarmaa!
• Moving up to private sector
company
• Served as Vice Director, Senior
Manager, and as Working
Group Coordinator
• Champion behind the Summit
Proceedings:
Recommendation to the GoM
4. New Working Group
Coordinator Baljinnyam (Baljaa)
• Work Experience: International Food
Policy Research Institute (Washington,
DC), Rio Tinto’s Kennecott Utah Copper
(Utah), & Oyu Tolgoi.
• Founded B-Fit health & wellness program
& Young Mongolian Professionals
Association in America (YMPA)
• Education: MBA in International
Business; Bachelors in International
Studies (Summa Cum Laude)
5. Certificate of Origin
• Issue raised 6/22
• NAMBC research & draft joint letter 7/23
• ED email to Japanese Ambassador 8/1
• BCM hosted meeting w Customs Agency & business community (MNCCI, CEO Club,
AmCham…) 8/3
• ED call w NAMBC President Steve Saunders 8/5
• ED chat w MFA Director of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation 8/9
• ED chat w new MFA Director of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation 8/12
• BCM & NAMBC meeting w new MFA Director of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation 8/16
• ED chat w MFA Ambassador At Large 8/20
• ED chat w MFA Director of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation 9/16
• ED chat w MFA Director of Foreign Trade & Economic Cooperation 10/26
6. Meeting with Dr. Enkhbold, Director of Foreign
Trade & Economic Cooperation at MFA 10/26
• Updates of Certificate of Origin:
• Implementation has been delayed to January 1, 2017
• Presented to Government of Mongolia 10/25
• Next steps: obtain approvel by GoM; secure spot for
Parliament Fall Session; obtain passage of
amendments to necessary law(s) to fall inline with
international best practices
• Also presented Canada-Mongolia Foreign Investment
Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPA) to GoM
7. Law on Disaster Protection
• Risk Working Group meetings Jun 28th & Oct 13th
• BCM Statement on the Draft Amendment of the Law on
Disaster Protection will be sent to NEMA & President’s Office
9. Opportunity to Sponsor
on BCM Brochure
• BCM Corporate Brochure facts:
- Over 1000 copies
- English&Mongolian
- Wide distribution
- Quality content
• Unique marketing opportunity for your
business:
- Platinum sponsor: 1,500,000MNT
(inside cover page)
- Gold sponsor: 700,000MNT
(middle page)
• For more details, please contact:
otgongerel@bcmongolia.org
10. Upcoming Events
# Event Date Location Organizer Notes
1
Mongolia Strategic Trade
Industry Outreach Seminar
Oct
26-27
Best Western
Tuushin Hotel
Center for Policy Research,
University of Albany
FREE
2 Yelloween Masquerade Ball
Oct
31
Shangri-La
BCM, MSM Group,
Shangri-La
BCM members: FREE
3 Mongolia Investment Summit
Nov
1-2
Hong Kong Beacon Events
15% discount for BCM
members
4 7th Annual Risk Forum Nov 9
Best Western
Tuushin Hotel
Mandal Insurance, Golomt
Bank
By invitation only
5
Workshop On Promoting
Transparent And Ethical
Business Practices
Nov
15
Blue Sky BCM Ethics Working Group BCM members: FREE
6 Ger District Site Visit
mid
Nov
UB
BCM Energy &
Environment Working
Group
TBD
7
Sustainable Development
Forum
Nov
24-25
UB
Global Green Growth
Initiative (GGGI)
TBD
8 BCM Monthly Meeting
Nov
30
Blue Sky BCM BCM members: FREE
9 Invest Mongolia Tokyo
Dec
4-5
Tokyo Frontier Conference
20% discount for BCM
members
10 BCM New Year Ball Dec 8 Shangri-La BCM TBD
11. Seeking Information about
Initiatives to Address Air Pollution
• This is disaster impacts everyone, including the
business community
• Please share comments & notes about initiatives/
ideas to Energy & Environment Working Group
chairs Jon & Tomas, Bayarmaa, or myself (ED)
• Ger area development site tour to be organized in
November
12.
13. Invest Mongolia Tokyo
2016
Frontier’s 4th Annual Conference in Tokyo,
JAPAN
on Dec 7-8, 2016
(BCM Members get 20% OFF registration fee)
http://www.frontier-conference.com/tokyo
14. BCM New Year Ball
Shangri La; Dec 8th
• Mark your calendars
• We have FANTASTIC ideas for TONS of fun!!
• Details will coming soon
15. • BIG THANK YOU for your continued support. We
could not have achieved all of these efforts without
your contributions.
• We have some AMAZING events lined up. And, we
continue to advocate for fair, stable, & improved
business environment.
• Membership renewal invoices were sent out last
week. If you have any questions, please contact
Saruul (saruul@bcmongolia.org).
THANK YOU Members! And,
please continue to support us…