Who We Are

Our Team

Meet the dedicated individuals working to preserve Mongolian heritage and build community leaders across Colorado.

Executive Leadership
Zula Weiser

Zula Weiser

MPA

Executive Director

Zula Weiser is the Founder and Executive Director of Global Reach Mongolia, established in 2009 to support Mongolian children in Colorado in staying connected to their cultural heritage and identity. She holds a Master of Public Administration from DeVry University of Colorado and brings over 13 years of leadership experience as a Revenue Cycle Manager at Icon Eye Care.

Zula is deeply committed to cultural preservation, youth leadership development, and community empowerment. Under her leadership, Global Reach Mongolia has implemented summer camps, leadership programs, and humanitarian initiatives supporting underprivileged women and children in Mongolia through donations of books, clothing, and school supplies. She views this work as a lasting legacy for future generations.

In recognition of her contributions, Zula received the Mongolian community's prestigious "Fire" Award for her impact and leadership in Colorado.

Board Leadership
Erdene-Ochir Erdenechimeg

Erdene-Ochir Erdenechimeg

MPA

President

Erdene-Ochir Erdenechimeg is a founding member and President of Global Reach Mongolia. Since arriving in the United States in 2000, she has been a dedicated leader within the Mongolian community in Colorado. With a professional background as a lawyer in Mongolia, she also served as an assistant to the Honorary Consul of Mongolia in Denver, supporting early Mongolian immigrants navigating life in the United States.

She holds a Master's degree in Public Affairs from the University of Colorado Denver, with a specialization in nonprofit management. Her leadership has contributed to organizing key cultural and youth initiatives, including the Mongolian Naadam Festival, youth summer camps, and leadership development programs.

Erdenechimeg has been honored with both the Mongolian community's “Fire” Award and the “Polar Star” Award from the Government of Mongolia for her outstanding contributions to cultural preservation and community development.

Baigal Sharkhuu

Baigal Sharkhuu

MBA

Board Member

Baigal Sharkhuu has been a dedicated community leader since relocating to Colorado in 1998. For over two decades, she has actively contributed to the Mongolian Community Association, organizing and managing impactful cultural and community events.

She holds dual MBA degrees—one in Marketing from the Mongolian University of Science and Technology and another in International Business from Colorado Heights University—bringing strong expertise in outreach, strategy, and leadership.

Baigal has contributed thousands of volunteer hours to initiatives that preserve Mongolian culture and strengthen youth identity. Her work includes leading Walk and Run fundraising campaigns, teaching Mongolian language at the Mongolian School of Colorado, organizing major cultural events such as Naadam and the Children's Art Festival, and facilitating parent workshops.

She has been recognized with the Mongolian community's “Fire” Award for her longstanding commitment and service.

Oyuna Padfield

Oyuna Padfield

Board Member

Oyuna Padfield is a founding member of Global Reach Mongolia and has been an integral part of the organization since its inception in 2009. With a background as an army medical doctor, she brings a unique perspective focused on service, discipline, and community care.

Oyuna plays a hands-on role in nearly all aspects of the organization's work. She actively supports community outreach efforts, event coordination, fundraising activities, and donation drives. Whether organizing events or preparing supplies, her dedication reflects a deep commitment to strengthening both the Mongolian community and broader Colorado communities.

Her contributions continue to support the organization's mission of cultural preservation and youth empowerment.

Want to Get Involved?

We're always looking for passionate volunteers and collaborators who share our commitment to Mongolian heritage and community leadership.