Cultural, physical and developmental obstacles have not stopped Tamir Tsogbaatar, who found a new job as a merchandiser at Best Buy in the Twin Cities suburb of Apple Valley with some assistance from ProAct.
 
"He just has a really big drive and desire to succeed.  He really believes in himself and won't let anything stand in his way," said ProAct Designated Coordinator Matt Briggs.  A regular customer of the store and an experienced video-gamer, Tsogbaatar's interests found a direct match in the electronics retailer.  General Manager, Ron Szelag said the man's enthusiasm is infectious, and he interacts well with customers.

A native of Mongolia, his dreams are big and his goals admirable.  Tsogbaatar wants to own his own business, and teach people in developing countries about adaptive technologies that are beneficial to people with disabilities.