Source: AIDD            Date: August 24, 2011

A Mongolian mining services company will send seven students to the Hong Kong campus of the Richard Ivey School of Business. AIDD will send its Mongolian executive Munkhbaatar Munguntsetseg in addition to six additional students.

Munguntsetseg will attend the university for its Executive MBA program. Ivey’s EMBA in Hong Kong is an 18-month, weekend-based program designed for executives in Asia. The school’s Consortium Programs are 12-day, modular leadership programs for groups of companies.

“The economic trajectory of Mongolia is positive and evolving rapidly,” said Greg Goldhawk, Canada's ambassador to Mongolia and former Richard Ivey School of Business graduate. “Education is widely recognized in Mongolia as one of the essential foundation stones to achieving sustainable and diversified growth. AIDD Group has shown front-rank leadership in recognizing these facts and partnering with the Ivey School to develop its internal management capacity.”

The Richard Ivey School of Business established a campus in Hong Kong in 1998. Ivey offers an Executive MBA and non-degree Executive Development programs to executives from across Asia.

AIDD LLC was founded as a Mongolian Company in 2004 and over the past 7 years AIDD has completed extensive drilling projects across Mongolia, China, and Kazakhstan.