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Cultural Etiquette For Doing Business In MongoliaMongolia’s business environment is shaped by strong relationships, respect for elders, hospitality, and a practical appreciation for preparation. International…Designing a Business Plan for Asia-Pacific GrowthA strong business plan for the Asia-Pacific market must do more than describe an attractive product. It needs to show how the venture will operate across…From Mongolia’s Business Pitch To Lasting ImpactA spotlight on previous winners reveals more than who received a trophy in Mongolia. It shows how a focused business idea, thoughtful mentorship, and the…The Power of Mentorship: Connecting With BYUMS Leaders in AsiaEntrepreneurs rarely build meaningful ventures in isolation. A thoughtful mentor can help clarify an idea, challenge weak assumptions, and turn ambition into a…How to Get the Most Out of a One-Day ConferenceA one-day conference can deliver the value of several weeks of reading, networking, and professional development, provided you arrive with a clear purpose. The…Navigating payment and registration for the 2019 conferenceAttending the 2019 BYU Management Society Asia Pacific Conference in Mongolia requires more than choosing sessions and booking a flight. A smooth experience…Financial planning for a successful conference tripAttending a professional conference can create valuable opportunities for learning, networking, and collaboration, but the experience is easier to enjoy when…What the Believe & Achieve competition judges look forA strong business plan does more than describe an appealing idea. It shows that an entrepreneur understands a real need, knows the intended customer, and can…How Local Chapters Can Boost Your Conference ExperienceA conference becomes more valuable when participants have a trusted local network before they arrive. For attendees traveling to Mongolia for the BYU…The History of BYUMS Asia Pacific Conferences: A Decade of GrowthAcross the Asia-Pacific region, professional networks often grow through recurring conversations before they become institutions. BYU Management Society…