2022.
Boston.
Future of Work.

BOSTON — March 18–20, 2022. After two years of virtual programming, MNG Summit returned to a physical room at Boston's District Hall under the theme "Future of Work." The keynote was delivered by Khatantuul "Khat" Zorig, an investor at Innospark Ventures, the first Mongolian at MIT Sloan and the first Mongolian VC. Born and raised in Mongolia and immigrating alone at sixteen, she anchored a day-one conversation about purpose-driven AI, immigrant founders, and underdog markets.

Three guest talks ran across both days. Anar Chinbaatar, who began as a lead engineer at the Mongolian Telecommunications Company at nineteen, spoke on building IT infrastructure for affordable telecommunications. Nomin Jargalsaikhan, founder of Whitstable Consulting and an ICF Professional Certified Coach, addressed career direction. Zolbayar Enkhbaatar, co-founder of Lemon Press and founder of Inside Mongolia, presented on building Mongolian business media from New York.

The "My Career Journey" panel returned with Tana Jambaldorj (McKinsey, Oxford MBA, Harvard AB), Uuganbayar "Ugi" Otgonbaatar (Exelon Corporate Strategy, MIT PhD in Nuclear Science), and Namuun Purevdorj (Supply Chain & Operations at Heyday), moderated by then-Communications Director Marla Munkh-Achit. Undram Boldbat of the International Monetary Fund led the "Begin Your Career with the End in Mind" workshop. Harvard's Uyanga Ayurzana facilitated the design-thinking workshop and judged the NHUB-style team competition. The District Hall floor hosted resume, mock interview, and LinkedIn-headshot booths run by board members across four industry-coded tables. Boston confirmed that the community had not only survived the pause but arrived back hungrier.