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Continue reading →: Aditya Yohan Budisusetija and Robinson: Turning Passion into an F&B BusinessAditya Yohan Budisusetija, Founder & CEO of Robinson, doesn’t come from a culinary background but from engineering and the corporate world. Yet his entrepreneurial journey started much earlier. Back in college, he was already selling boxed rice meals to friends. “My biggest passion has always been being a merchant,” he…
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Continue reading →: Grouu: From Pandemic Beginnings to a Sustainable Consumer BrandGrouu is a consumer brand that launched during the pandemic, at a time when online shopping and online groceries were in high demand. But when the pandemic slowed down and life began to return to normal, Grouu’s positioning started to shift, both in terms of customer behavior and growth opportunities.…
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Continue reading →: From Plastic to Cooking Oil Waste: How Bantubumi Finds New Opportunities in RecyclingRecycling is still a tough industry to build, despite having strong business potential and lasting environmental impact. One entrepreneur who stepped into this space is Endra Marsudi, Founder and CEO of Bantubumi. His journey began with plastic waste recycling before he found a more promising future in collecting used cooking…
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Continue reading →: Vivek Thomas on Leading AiSensum Effort to Transform Businesses Through AIIn 2018, Vivek Thomas launched AiSensum, a company dedicated to developing AI technologies for businesses. Seven years later, the company claims to have worked with FMCG brands, retailers, and even global enterprises working to accelerate AI transformation. “When we started in 2018, AI was still a hard sell in Indonesia,”…
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Continue reading →: Navigating Telco, OTT, and AI: A Conversation with Dr. Guntur S. SiboroI recently had a casual but insightful online conversation with Dr. Guntur S. Siboro. Many know him from his leadership roles as the former Country Head at HOOQ and Lionsgate Play Indonesia. These days, he wears several hats: a part-time venture scouts at Kinetic Investments, a growth strategist, and an…
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Continue reading →: How Sebisaku Helps More Indonesians Take Part in Kurban, One Small Saving at a TimeIn Indonesia, most agritech startups today focus on aquaculture. There are far fewer that support livestock farming, especially goats, sheep, and cows. This gap presents a unique opportunity, especially during Eid al-Adha, when demand for sacrificial animals surges. That’s where Sebisaku comes in: a startup that helps connect buyers and…






