Insights

How to interpret the judges’ scoring rubric to boost your score
Judges’ scores rarely improve because a business plan gains another chart. The scoring rubric shows which evidence matters, how strongly each point counts and…
Building a support system among fellow competitors
Competition creates sharp focus, but it can also make teams mistake fellow entrants for rivals. A strong peer network gives participants places to test…
Turn conference conversations into better business assumptions
Conferences compress months of conversations into focused days. The practical question is how to use the conference to validate your business assumptions…
Get more from your conference accommodation
A well-placed room can make the 2019 BYUMS Asia Pacific Conference in Ulaanbaatar easier to enjoy. Use the official accommodation options to compare location,…
How to Plan Your Schedule to Attend Every Relevant Session
The BYU Management Society Asia Pacific Conference combines the Believe & Achieve business plan competition with talks, breakouts and networking. A strong…
How to Incorporate Mongolian Culture into Your Business Presentation
Australian business audiences often reward clarity, energy and well-prepared answers. A presentation enriched with Mongolian cultural references can create…
Master the handshake and eye contact that win judges’ trust
A pitch competition can be decided before the first slide appears. Judges quickly assess whether a presenter seems prepared, credible and comfortable under…
How to approach a potential business partner from another country
Approaching a potential business partner from another country becomes more meaningful when expertise, trust, and commercial purpose connect. Australian…
How to leverage the conference hashtag for visibility
A conference hashtag turns scattered posts into a searchable conversation. For the BYU Management Society Asia Pacific Conference in Mongolia, it can connect…
How to Create A Startup Visual Identity That Wins Judges
A startup’s visual identity is often the first evidence judges see of its market understanding. Before they study the business model, they notice whether the…