Bolor-Erdene Battsengel is a recognized global leader and advocate for AI Inclusion, currently serving as CEO of AI Academy Asia. With extensive experience across technology policy, AI education, and strategic international collaboration, she is committed to bridging digital gaps and fostering innovation in emerging markets.
Her groundbreaking work as Mongolia’s first Vice Minister of Digital Development included launching the E-Mongolia platform, digitizing over 1,500 public services and significantly improving governmental transparency and efficiency. With 30% of Mongolia’s 3.5M inhabitants still nomadic herders, Battsengel’s work is ensuring they aren’t left behind in the AI era. Her innovative approach to bridging traditional practices with modern technology has earned her recognition as a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader. She also founded Girls Code, an NGO dedicated to empowering girls from rural and underserved communities through STEM and coding education.
Bolor-Erdene’s impact has attracted international recognition, with features in prominent global media outlets including TIME Magazine, CNN, and the Financial Times. Her continued leadership at AI Academy Asia emphasizes practical AI education, workforce readiness, and digital inclusion across Asia and beyond.
Bolor-Erdene Battsengel is a recognized global leader and advocate for AI Inclusion, currently serving as CEO of AI Academy Asia. With extensive experience across technology policy, AI education, and strategic international collaboration, she is committed to bridging digital gaps and fostering innovation in emerging markets.
Her groundbreaking work as Mongolia’s first Vice Minister of Digital Development included launching the E-Mongolia platform, digitizing over 1,500 public services and significantly improving governmental transparency and efficiency. With 30% of Mongolia’s 3.5M inhabitants still nomadic herders, Battsengel’s work is ensuring they aren’t left behind in the AI era. Her innovative approach to bridging traditional practices with modern technology has earned her recognition as a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader. She also founded Girls Code, an NGO dedicated to empowering girls from rural and underserved communities through STEM and coding education.
Bolor-Erdene’s impact has attracted international recognition, with features in prominent global media outlets including TIME Magazine, CNN, and the Financial Times. Her continued leadership at AI Academy Asia emphasizes practical AI education, workforce readiness, and digital inclusion across Asia and beyond.
