Insights

Green Energy Ventures Across the Asia Pacific
The 2019 BYU Management Society Asia Pacific Conference in Mongolia features a breakout session dedicated to sustainable energy ventures throughout the…
Landing Sharp: How to Manage Jet Lag Before Your Big Presentation
For Australian executives flying from Sydney or Melbourne to an overseas conference, the toughest part of the trip isn't always the meeting itself—it's the fog…
Building Connections Through a BYU Management Society Chapter
Joining a BYU Management Society chapter opens doors that extend far beyond the typical professional circle. For Australians working in fields ranging from…
Building a startup ecosystem in developing nations
The breakout session at the 2019 BYU Management Society Asia Pacific Conference in Mongolia tackled one of the most pressing questions for emerging economies:…
Finding your first buyers in an emerging economy
When Australian founders look at fast-growing markets like Mongolia, Vietnam or the Philippines, the temptation is to lift a buyer profile straight out of a…
Packing for a Ulaanbaatar business conference the smart way
Australians heading to the BYU Management Society gathering in Mongolia usually depart from Sydney or Melbourne on long-haul routes through Beijing, Seoul, or…
Crafting a one-minute elevator pitch that actually lands
Picture this: you're grabbing a flat white at a laneway café in Melbourne and the person next to you turns out to be the head of a venture fund. Australians…
Cultural Etiquette and Business Success in Mongolia
Australia's commercial links with Mongolia have grown steadily over the past decade, fuelled by interest in copper, coal, and cashmere. Executives in Perth and…
Digital marketing strategies for Asian markets
Asia represents one of the most dynamic digital landscapes on the planet, with more than half the world's internet users living across the region. For…
Turning Conference Feedback Into Real Business Improvements
Most conference organisers collect feedback forms, scan the results, and file them away in a folder that never gets opened again. The gap between gathering…