I once delved into a project centered around a nuclear power plant in a mining company, but I soon realized that a focus on exit technologies, ones that are less reliant on natural resources, offers a more competitive edge in our country. Concurrently, I've embarked on a doctoral thesis and immersed myself in the study of Mongolian law at MU, understanding that legal knowledge is paramount in avoiding scams and legal entanglements, especially when venturing into new endeavors.
Our unwavering commitment is to provide an application that facilitates online payments without burdensome fees, seamlessly consolidating all services in one convenient place. This commitment has manifested in our Lend Wallet and SuperApp, where users can effortlessly conduct international money transfers with just a phone number.
It's imperative to clarify that LendMN isn't a moneylending service, a common misconception. We specialize in offering microloans that aren't readily available from traditional banks, while also assisting individuals in establishing credit scores, particularly for those without prior credit history. Building a credit history through microloans opens the door to more substantial loans in the future.
The United Nations and international organizations widely recognize microcredit as a potent tool for poverty alleviation. Banks increasingly view LendMN's customers as trustworthy borrowers and extend loans on favorable terms. The perception of us as competitors is a misconception; embracing homegrown technology as a partner can pave the way for collective success.
AND Global's ultimate vision extends to international expansion, and we've secured substantial investment from Japan's Marubeni Corporation for collaborative endeavors.
CallPro collaborates with operator companies to deliver telephone services for organizations. Without CallPro, we might have contemplated expensive foreign technology purchases or developing a standalone system incurring additional costs. This partnership allows us to concentrate on our core strengths and grow in unison.
I firmly believe in granting individuals the freedom to work effectively, but it necessitates a strong sense of responsibility and self-discipline. My interaction with programmers in my role, coupled with my coding knowledge, provides me with a unique perspective. As our products cater to consumers, the ability of designers and developers to adapt and implement necessary changes is paramount.
In our startup setting, we maintain a flat organizational structure that aligns with my work style. Recognizing the need to be prepared for unforeseen transitions as the company expanded, we've learned that swift decision-making is essential.
One of the most enjoyable aspects of my role has been organizing company-wide conferences, where we've brought together 100 employees from six subsidiary companies to share their vision and engage in open discussions.
At times, quick decisions on research-intensive tasks have yielded surprising outcomes. While some significant projects were initiated without extensive consultation with directors, leading to subsequent inquiries, I've grasped the importance of balance and not overexerting oneself.
For instance, our involvement in the Playtime Festival as a strategic partner necessitated a substantial investment. Despite an initial ineffective wave due to lack of careful planning, we subsequently revamped our application into SuperApp, forging a successful partnership with the Voice Mongolia show. Our persistent efforts have certainly paid off.
I've come to appreciate the significance of maintaining a harmonious work-life balance, allowing time for personal pursuits and creative projects. Currently, I'm actively involved in a project to establish a micro-city near the New Airport as a free economic zone. This initiative offers organizations opportunities for clustered offices, foreign workforce employment, and tax reductions.
While youth provides room for individual goals, I'm equally dedicated to making a positive societal contribution in the future. In my 30s and 40s, I plan to invest extra effort and undertake more independent initiatives. During my master's degree defense in England, I penned a book titled 'How To Start a Business' and was honored as a 'Media Champion' by the 'National Association of College & University Entrepreneurs', an accolade that led to a Ph.D. program invitation at an esteemed institution.
