Business Forum
Friday, 6th October 2023
“Starting the Conversation on Indonesia's Sustainable Economy”
Are you eager to be at the forefront of Indonesia's economic transformation? Do you believe in the power of sustainability to shape a brighter future for society, businesses and the environment? We invite you to participate in the Indonesia Business Forum, an empowering event focused on sustainable economy.
Indonesia, a country renowned for its rich biodiversity and cultural diversity, is now at a critical juncture. As the global call for sustainability amplifies, businesses in Indonesia have a unique opportunity to lead the charge in crafting an environmentally responsible and socially conscious economy. The transition to sustainable practices presents not just challenges but also untapped potential for innovation, growth, and positive impact.
Join us at the Indonesia Business Forum as we embark on a transformative journey towards a sustainable economy. Together, we will shape the future of Indonesia's business landscape, leaving a lasting legacy of environmental preservation and social responsibility.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation on sustainability. Mark your calendar.
Event Details
Friday, 6th October 2023
Time: 8.30am - 12.30pm
Venue:
Conversation Quarter, State Library Victoria
Tentative Program Indonesia Business Forum 2023
“Starting the Conversation on Indonesia's Sustainable Economy”
Melbourne, 6 October 2023
Coffee Break:
1. Grilled cheese croissant, tomato, aged cheddar, grain mustard (NF, V)
2. Raspberry and kirsch tart, burnt meringue, raspberry gel (GF, NF, V)
Working Lunch:
1. Spicy siracha tuna on rye, tomato, onion, butter lettuce (NF, DF)
2. Mexican street corn salad, chargrilled corn, queso fresco, chilli coriander and mint dressing (GF, NF, V)
3. Classic cucumber on rye with dill cream cheese sandwich (NF, V)
4. Pesto chicken wrap, parmesan cheese, basil mayonnaise, spinach
| GUEST SPEAKERS | |
 Ms. Rizki Handayani Mustafa Deputy Minister for Industry and Investment Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy |
Topic: "Indonesian Policy on Sustainable Tourism and Creative Economy" Ibu Rizki is a tourism management expert with almost 3 decade of experience as a civil servant in the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy. Prior to her current position, she was appointed as Deputy Minister for Industry and Organization, Deputy Minister for Promotions, and most recently, Deputy Minister for Tourism Product and Events. |
 H.E. Siswo Pramono Indonesian Ambassador to Australia and Vanuatu |
Topic: "Indonesia-Australia Trade and Investment Opportunities" Pak Siswo is a distinguished diplomat with a background in policy analysis. Prior to this position, he was the Head of The Foreign Policy Strategy Agency, at the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As a career diplomat, he served in various Indonesian diplomatic missions abroad, including The Indonesian Embassies in The Netherlands and Germany. |
 Mr. Haryo Yudho Sedewo Director of IIPC Sydney (Indonesian Investment Promotion Centre) |
Topic: "Investment Opportunities in Sustainable Sectors in Indonesia" Pak Haryo is an experienced business representative for Indonesia, bridging the gap between borders. He works closely with the Indonesian Embassies, business associations and related institutions to promote business and investment in Indonesia. He was previously the Deputy Director for the Primary Sector at the Indonesian Ministry of Investment & Deputy Director of IIPC in NYC. |
 Dr. David Mitchell Lead Adviser Market Integration Katalis |
Topic: "Sustainability under the IA-CEPA Framework" Dr. David Mitchell is the lead adviser for Market Integration for Katalis. He has extensive experience in green energy transformation and electric vehicles. David has worked in micro-scale LNG, solar PV project development and industrial energy transformation, particularly in the resource and food processing sectors. He holds a PhD in genomics and a Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. His strong interest in renewable energy, particularly in electric vehicles, inspired him to establish the findmyev.com.au, an EV comparison website. |
 Mr. Matt Leggett Founder and CEO of Terratai |
Topic: "Success Stories of Sustainable Businesses in Indonesia" Matt has a wealth of experience in conservation advocacy, most recently as the associate director of the Wildlife Conservation Society. With a view to prolonging the longevity and impact of NGO biodiversity projects, he founded and lead Terratai, the first conservationist investment firm in Indonesia. |
| MODERATOR | |
 Ms. Helen Brown Head of Communications and Outreach The Australia-Indonesia Centre |
Helen Brown has more than 20 years’ experience in writing, speaking and analysing complex subjects and issues through several roles as a multimedia journalist, producer and communications specialist. Helen lived and worked in Indonesia for four years as a correspondent for the national broadcaster, ABC News, covering social, economic, political and strategic events. She is currently Lead, Communications and Outreach at the Australia-Indonesia Centre. She also founded the SME Bisnis Asia to improve business relations with Indonesia. |
 Ms. Estherina Daniel Senior Advisor Terratai |
Rina has more than 20 years of experience in global companies working across Australia, the UK, the US, and Indonesia. She is an expert in strategic planning and commercial marketing, communications and brand strategy, go-to-market activation, and organizational change and development. |
“Starting the Conversation on Indonesia's Sustainable Economy”
Melbourne, 6 October 2023
| TIME | ACTIVITY |
| 08.30 – 09.00 | Open gate/networking for participants |
| OPENING SESSION by the Indonesian Consulate General in Melbourne | |
| 09.00 – 09.05 | Introduction of speakers by MC |
| 09.05 – 09.10 | Speech by Dr. Celyanda Goeltom, Chairperson of FI Inc. |
| 09.10 – 09.20 | Opening Remarks by HE Dr. Siswo Pramono, Indonesian Ambassador to Australia and Vanuatu |
| 09.20 – 09.30 | Opening Remarks by Ms. Rizki Handayani Mustafa, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy |
| 09.30 – 09.45 | Keynote Speech by H.E. Mahendra Siregar, Head of Commissioner of the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (TBC) |
| 09.45 – 09.48 | Photo session |
| 09.48 – 10.00 | Coffee break |
| PANEL SESSION 1: Understanding Indonesia's Sustainable Economy Moderated by Ms. Helen Brown (The Australia- Indonesia Centre) | |
| 10.00 – 10.30 | Indonesian Policy on Investment in Sustainable Tourism and Creative
Economy Mr. Zulkifli Harahap, Director of Investment Management |
| Indonesia’s Sustainable Financing Framework Mr. Henry Rialdi, Head of Integrated Financial Services Sector Surveillance & Policy Department of the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (TBC) |
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| Indonesia's Investment Opportunities in Sustainable Sectors Indonesian Ministry of Investment/Indonesian Investment Promotion Centre in Sydney |
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| 10.30 – 10.50 | Q&A Session |
| 10.50 – 11.00 | Coffee break |
| PANEL SESSION 2: Exploring the Opportunities in Indonesia’s Sustainable Economy Moderated by Estherina Daniel (Teaching Associate, Deakin University) | |
| 11.00 – 11.40 | Sutainability under IA-CEPA
Dr. David Mitchell, Lead Adviser for Market Integration, IA-CEPA ECP Katalis |
| Opportunities for Sustainable Businesses in Surakarta
Mr. Gibran Rakabuming Raka, Mayor of Surakarta, Central Java Province (TBC) |
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| stainable Businesses in Indonesia Mr. Matt Leggett, Founder and CEO Terratai |
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| A Success Story of Sustainable Business in Indonesia
Annisa Pratiwi - Chief Marketing Officer, Ladang Lima |
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| 11.40 – 12.00 | Q&A Session |
| 12.00 – 12.15 | Closing remarks – End of event |
Coffee Break:
1. Grilled cheese croissant, tomato, aged cheddar, grain mustard (NF, V)
2. Raspberry and kirsch tart, burnt meringue, raspberry gel (GF, NF, V)
Working Lunch:
1. Spicy siracha tuna on rye, tomato, onion, butter lettuce (NF, DF)
2. Mexican street corn salad, chargrilled corn, queso fresco, chilli coriander and mint dressing (GF, NF, V)
3. Classic cucumber on rye with dill cream cheese sandwich (NF, V)
4. Pesto chicken wrap, parmesan cheese, basil mayonnaise, spinach
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