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Our guest for today's podcast is Tem Tumurbat, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Nomadic Venture Partners (NVP), where he focuses on fund strategy, fundraising, portfolio construction, valuation, and financial analysis.
Prior to co-founding NVP, Tem was an investment professional at Resource Capital Funds (RCF), a mining focused private equity investment firm, managing early to late stage investments. He de-risked companies, commercialized their businesses and successfully completed M&As that delivered hundreds of millions of dollars to investors.
Prior to RCF, Tem worked for Newmont Mining Corporation as a mining engineer and then project engineer. Tem also co-founded MNG Summit, a non-profit organization supporting Mongolian students and early career professionals.
Tem started his professional career as an entrepreneur where he started and operated a transportation company in college to help pay for college tuition and support extended family.
I found Tem's story to be fascinating. Joining me on the podcast and my guest co-host is Brian O'Neil, former CIO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and long time supporter of AAAIM.
Without further ado, here is our conversation with Tem Tumurbat.
By The Association of Asian American Investment Managers (AAAIM)5
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Our guest for today's podcast is Tem Tumurbat, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Nomadic Venture Partners (NVP), where he focuses on fund strategy, fundraising, portfolio construction, valuation, and financial analysis.
Prior to co-founding NVP, Tem was an investment professional at Resource Capital Funds (RCF), a mining focused private equity investment firm, managing early to late stage investments. He de-risked companies, commercialized their businesses and successfully completed M&As that delivered hundreds of millions of dollars to investors.
Prior to RCF, Tem worked for Newmont Mining Corporation as a mining engineer and then project engineer. Tem also co-founded MNG Summit, a non-profit organization supporting Mongolian students and early career professionals.
Tem started his professional career as an entrepreneur where he started and operated a transportation company in college to help pay for college tuition and support extended family.
I found Tem's story to be fascinating. Joining me on the podcast and my guest co-host is Brian O'Neil, former CIO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and long time supporter of AAAIM.
Without further ado, here is our conversation with Tem Tumurbat.

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