My role at InOpera Group is to elevate the brand's online presence and create content for their brand new website. I write articles and descriptions of the projects they have been involved with, take professional photographs of sites and design the web content. I also curate their collection of materials presented through social media and on other web channels. This role keeps me involved with the interior design industry and I learn a lot through researching their products and projects.

I work as an accounts assistant, operations and payroll manager. I get an opportunity to work directly with many business owners and consult them in terms of bookkeeping, secretarial duties, payroll and other areas such as dealing with HMCR. What I like the most about this role is making their life slightly easier by being transparent and willing to spend time to explain the intricacies of accountancy and tax.

The website is my labour of love, a documentation of my inspirations, and a platform where I share my journey of becoming a creative professional. I write about Art, Interior Design and feed my inspiration and curiosity of Films, Books and travel.

This was a company specialised in international money remittance, where I worked as a Logistics and accounts manager. It was an exciting industry that required a constant attention to details, precision, high-responsibility and confidentiality. My duties involved liaising with the logistics company, making sure the collection and shipment went smoothly, mediating between overseas banks and customers regarding exchange rates and transfers.

In 2014, my partner and I decided to leave our jobs and start our own holiday letting company. This turned out to be my most challenging, yet rewarding and eye-opening career move yet. We specialised in managing properties across central London and rented them out on channels, such as Airbnb and Booking.com. We also helped other property rental companies to manage their online accounts on these channels and liaise with their tenants. We achieved more than a twofold profit margin for the property owners, compared to a standard long-term rental, and provided a fully hassle-free short-letting experience.

This opportunity has been a valuable introduction to a commercial online art gallery world. I enjoyed working with artists, promoting their work and contributing to the development of the gallery business. I also learnt a lot about managing social media and online marketing.

This position was my first and one of the most definitive experiences of my career as an art historian and gallery manager. My duty was to organize and oversee the events scheduled at the gallery located at the central Ulaanbaatar, such as exhibitions, press conferences and public lectures. Through this position, I got to work with almost every artist that form contemporary Mongolian art scene and be in the centre of a creative and artistic hub, which was truly inspiring and, simply put, just awesome.I also successfully completed a project of cataloguing and organizing the art archive of the organisation, which comprised of thousands of artworks and historical materials.