Byambakhuu Darinchuluun

Current

Board Member,Director of PR at Young Mongolian American Professionals (NGO)

Past

Event Coordinator at MongolEvents
Cultural Teacher at The Mongolian School of the National Capitol Area
Server waiters at Marakesh Palace restaurant

Wine Sales Marketing Representative at Balapan Trade
Head of the Organization at Destiny Mongolian Human Rights Organization

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Education

University of Northern Virginia
International Language Institute
National State University of Mongolia

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Recommended

3 people have recommended Byambakhuu

Connections

100 connections

Industry

Events Services

Websites

Byambakhuu Darinchuluun’s Summary

2008 - Present MongolEvents, Mongolian Special Events, Event Planning, Arlington , Virginia
Event Coordinator & Party Promoter

2007- Present Mongolian school of National Capital Area Arlington, Virginia
Mongolian Ethnography and Cultural Studies Instructor

2005-2008 Korean, French, Moroccan authentic restaurant, Washington DC Metropolitan Area
Server / Bartender

2004-2005 Balapan Trade Co. Ltd 100% Australian owned operated company Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Wine sales marketing representative

2004-2005 Balapan Trade Co. Ltd 100% Australian owned operated company Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Sales clerk

2003-2005 Toonot International Co. Ltd Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Owner, Executive director

1999-2001 Destiny Mongolian Human Rights Organization Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Head of the Organization

1997-1998 Domestic and International Trade Ulaanbaatar – Import & Export
Owner

Byambakhuu Darinchuluun’s Specialties:

Project Design, Review and Monitoring, Organization development, Participatory Community Assessment, STI/HIV/AIDS & Skills Building, Gender and Sexuality

Responsible for establishing new business relationships and securing contracts
Host wine tasting and marketing, dinner functions to build brand awareness
Communicate effectively to multicultural customers
Manage all facets of small business,marketing and sales understand foreign relations to increase business value and revenue.

Byambakhuu Darinchuluun’s Experience

Board Member,Director of PR

Young Mongolian American Professionals (NGO)

(Privately Held; Non-Profit Organization Management industry)

August 2009 — Present (5 months)

Young Mongolian American Professionals (YMAP) is an NGO which is organized exclusively for recreational, social, educational, and charitable purposes. The purpose of this corporation is:

To create a network of Young Mongolian American Professionals in the United States of America.
To provide education about Mongolian American heritage through social and recreational activities
To contribute to the Mongolian American community through social and charitable events and volunteer activities
To provide Mongolian young professionals unique and valuable opportunities to enhance personal and professional development while impacting our community
To open doors for the young professionals through exchange programs (student exchange, family exchange and sister cities activities...)
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Event Coordinator

MongolEvents

(Events Services industry)

July 2008 — August 2009 (1 year 2 months)

I am responsible for researching, designing, planning, coordinating, and evaluating MongolEvents. Details like planning, whom it is for, the purpose, size, time frame, and proposed budget for every event from beginning to end are my specialty.
Cultural Teacher

The Mongolian School of the National Capitol Area

(Education Management industry)

January 2007 — May 2009 (2 years 5 months)

Teach Mongol culture to Mongolian-American students
for enrichment and greater self –esteem.
Teaching about Mongolia's unique life style .
Show how traditional mongolian family structures express respect to elder people and relatives, renew friendship and sympathy to each other and reconfirm family ties.
Mongolian children are taught what to do or what not to do that shows respect to their parents, people, possessions and to nature.
traditional mongolian holiday, dress up mongolian cloths, mongolian games, mongolian family trees, ad how mongolians eat and drink. All this shows the true extent of mongolian identity.
Server waiters

Marakesh Palace restaurant

(Restaurants industry)

August 2007 — September 2008 (1 year 2 months)

Handle large party of customers fast and efficient.
Knowledge of serving authentic Moroccan cuisine
Served ethnic food using the cultural customs
Wine Sales Marketing Representative

Balapan Trade

(Wine and Spirits industry)

August 2004 — December 2005 (1 year 5 months)

Marketing quality wines (France, Australia, Chile, California) to local business establishments
Responsible for establishing new business relationships and securing contracts
Host wine tasting and marketing, dinner functions to build brand awareness

Accomplishments
Developed reputation for having good quality wines from well-known international wine brands
Established Mongolia’s first supplier of premium wines
Increased our inventory to include wine from Spain, Italy, New Zealand, Argentina, and Portugal
Head of the Organization

Destiny Mongolian Human Rights Organization

(Non-Profit Organization Management industry)

March 1999 — September 2002 (3 years 7 months)

• Review laws finding violation of constitutional rights, civil rights and liberties
• Specific goal of campaigning against human rights violations against gay men and lesbians
• Sexual health information dissemination
• Safe sex lectures
• Trainings and hotline operations

Byambakhuu Darinchuluun’s Education

University of Northern Virginia

esl , english , 2005 — 2006
International Language Institute

english 2005 — 2005
National State University of Mongolia

BA , Double Bachelor of Arts in Ethnology and History , 1999 — 2003

Additional Information

Byambakhuu Darinchuluun’s Websites:

Byambakhuu Darinchuluun’s Interests:

event planning, strategic planning,professional networking,web design, writing , blogging

Byambakhuu Darinchuluun’s Groups:

Young Mongolian American Professionals

Korean American Society of Entrepreneurs
MuseumLink
MultiCultural Media Expo
Multicultural Forum on Workplace Diversity
ISES International Special Events Society
Young Consultants of D.C. (YCDC)
Procurement Professionals (#1 supply chain & sourcing group) Business, network, jobs & candidates
National Association of Asian American Professionals
Washington, DC Young Professionals
Event Planning & Management - the 1st Group for Event Professionals
BASN-San Francisco Bay Area Startup Network
Network of PR Professionals
10,000 Multicultural Alumni of NYU
Mongolia
PR Professionals
National Association of Multicultural Media Executives (NAMME)
SalesBlogcast.com
Media Professionals Worldwide
Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA)
Music and Entertainment Professionals
WASHINGTON DC CONNECTIONS
Multicultural Marketers Group
Production, Stage, Shows and Events
Event Managers
ICDC - Intercultural Competence Development Center
Event Peeps: For Live Event Industry Professionals
twitter innovators Innovation & Creativity Network of Tweeters
Networking In Multicultural Education
Multicultural Marketing Experts
AV Planners
Event Planning Resources
Inner Mongolia Network
Mongolian Professional Community
All-Media Multicultural Mixer
New York Capital District Event Professionals
Kalmykia
Global Planner Forum
NicolePresents
Twitter Power for Business
AG CONNECT Expo
Event Planning Professionals
Arlington Sister City Association
HR Young Professionals
Multicultural HR Challenges
Young Mongolian American Professionals
Denver Sister Cities International