Category: Face-to-Face

The Indonesia Economic Forum presents 10 key issues with more than 25 speakers with perspectives on how Indonesia can leapfrog for growth. Topics range from human capital, foreign investment, adoption of technology in all sectors, to innovations. 

Dr. Ilham A. Habibie, Festival Chairman of the Orbit Habibie Festival, kicks off the 2019 Habibie Festival with an opening address about the future of learning. Present in the audience are local and international students and speakers, leaders, and investors who are excited to help shape Indonesia’s education landscape.

Highlight: Dr. Ilham A. Habibie, Festival Chairman of the Orbit Habibie Festival, kicks off the 2019 Habibie Festival with an opening address about the future of learning. Present in the audience are local and international students and speakers, leaders and investors who are excited to help shape Indonesia’s education landscape. 

IEF’s running series, Game Changers, continues where it left off with the second part of the exclusive interview with Jaspal Sidhu, Founder and Chairman of Singapore Intercultural School (SIS) group of schools. Mr. Sidhu discusses his vision of making quality education accessible for Indonesians from every economic background.

In the first of a two-part episode in IEF’s series dubbed Game Changers, Jaspal Sidhu, Founder, and Chairman of SIS Group of Schools, disclose key factors shaping the education sector in Indonesia today.

Employment opportunities, startups and the investment climate are all interconnected in Sandiaga Uno’s interview as he discussed the potential for Indonesia’s economic growth at the Indonesia Economic Forum on November 2018. 

Employment opportunities, startups, and the investment climate are all interconnected in Sandiaga Uno’s interviews he discussed the potential for Indonesia’s economic growth at the Indonesia Economic Forum on November 2018.

In the second of a two part series, Thomas Lembong, Chairman of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board, continues where he left off—sharing advice for business leaders and investors in developing countries, particularly in the archipelago, on how to profit from the transformation. 

In the first of a three-part series, Thomas Lembong, Chairman of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board, shares his advice for developing countries amidst the backdrop of the US-China trade war.

Former Trade Minister and Founder of Ancora Group Gita Wirjawan outlines what game-changing means and how Indonesians can game change to achieve higher growth and prosperity.