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Continue reading →: Dian Noeh: The PR Perspective on Trust, Governance, and Startup GrowthIndonesia’s venture capital ecosystem has changed considerably over the past few years. Following several high-profile startup cases, investors have become more selective, founders are expected to be more transparent, and conversations are no longer driven by ambitious growth stories alone. For Dian Noeh, Founder & CEO of Kultur Voice Business…
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Continue reading →: Ignatius Untung: Finding the Real Business Problem Behind MarketingWith more than 25 years of experience across Southeast Asia, Ignatius Untung has built a career at the intersection of marketing, consumer behavior, digital transformation, and business growth. His background spans leadership roles in retail, aviation, e-commerce, hospitality, and technology, giving him a broad perspective on how businesses grow, where…
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Continue reading →: Safelog.ai Prepares New Funding Round to Accelerate Hiring Trust PlatformAlthough background checking has long been common practice in countries like the United States and other markets, awareness in Indonesia is still relatively low. Many companies only begin taking the process seriously after experiencing internal fraud or employee-related issues. In a conversation with Safelog.ai CEO Aldo Suryokusumo, he shared how…
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Continue reading →: Effendy Tanuwidjaja on Building Proptech in IndonesiaIndonesia’s property technology industry has grown over the last few years, but many people in the sector still believe the industry has not reached its full potential. One of them is Effendy Tanuwidjaja, founder and CEO of PT Real Estate Teknologi, the company behind Rentfix, BeliRumah.co, and Propfix.sg. In an…
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Continue reading →: Why I’m Leaving Spotify for Radio and CDsEver since Spotify first launched in Indonesia, I’ve been an early adopter. I’ve used both the free version and the premium for years, and I’ve seen quite a big shift in what the platform feels like today. Ads as the New Growth Engine Back then, the ads on the free…
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Continue reading →: Why Japan Always Wins on My Travel ListPeople often ask me why I keep going back to Japan instead of trying other countries. My answer is always simple. Convenience and easy access. Japan really makes traveling feel… easy. Everything just works. The trains are clear, the streets are clean, the food is everywhere, and you never struggle…
