GIPA Impact Report 2024 by Global Indonesia Professionals' Association (GIPA)

GIPA FIVE-YEAR IMPACT REPORT

Diaspora As Indonesia's Secret Weapon Towards a Sovereign, Sustainable and Developed Indonesia

August 2024

GIPA

DIASPORA AS INDONESIA’S SECRET WEAPON

Executive Summary

The Global Indonesia Professionals’ Association (GIPA) is a global secretariat of Indonesian professionals and executives across the G20 and ASEAN countries.

28 countries

24 live hubs

GIPA represents Indonesian professionals and executives working across G20 and ASEAN in eight key industry groups

Since its establishment in 2019, GIPA has actively supported the Indonesian government and business leaders through various multi-stakeholder and crosssector global dialogues

GIPA fosters a global network of Overseas Professional Hubs (OPH) to enhance Indonesia’s economic diplomacy and human capital development. Registered legally in Indonesia, GIPA oversees more than 20 hubs across Europe, the Middle East, North America, and Asia Pacific These hubs consist of Indonesian professionals governed by their local leadership With over 6,000 registered professionals, GIPA operates in eight primary industry sectors: (i) Financial Services; (ii) Technology; (iii) Professional Services; (iv) Healthcare & Life Sciences; (v) Infrastructure, Energy & Resources; (vi) Creative & Media; (vii) Public Sector & International Organizations; and (viii) Industrials, Products & Logistics

In line with Indonesia's vision to achieve Indonesia Emas 2045, the Indonesian diaspora acts as a secret weapon to enhance the nation's soft power and economic influence Their extensive networks and expertise facilitate international trade, investment, and knowledge exchange, contributing to Indonesia's economic growth and innovation Thereby, GIPA stands as the vessel for these diaspora aspirations to channel their skills, resources, and networks towards national development initiatives which will drive Indonesia Emas 2045 into a reality.

The Growth of GIPA

Numbers of Indonesian diaspora professionals and executives engaged in GIPA events and initiatives

across the EMEA, Americas, and APAC

2020 - Adaptation and Virtual Engagement

Over the past five years, GIPA has experienced significant growth, driven by our vision of harnessing the Indonesian diaspora as a key asset for a sovereign, sustainable, and developed Indonesia Our strategy focuses on three main pillars:

FACILITATES INDONESIAN DIASPORA RETURNING HOME

Streamlining the return of Indonesian diaspora talent through dedicated initiatives like the Indonesia Hub and Diaspora Doctors, ensuring their skills contribute to national development and supporting returning diaspora by building a network of community in Indonesia

ENCOURAGE INDONESIANS TO GO GLOBAL

Empowering Indonesian professionals to expand their influence and opportunities on the global stage through our network of Overseas Professional Hubs, Going Global Series, and the Indonesian Dream initiative

DIASPORA AS KEY ASSETS TO INDONESIA

Positioning the Indonesian diaspora as strategic assets to the nation's growth, focusing on the implementation of GIPA’s perspectives on global mobility and diaspora strategy

In 2020, GIPA amplified its global reach by launching initiatives from its three Centers of Excellences (CoE) This period also marked the beginning of virtual events, spotlighting key industries during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Focus Group Discussions (FGD) and launch of GIPA’s first Whitepaper, Point of View (PoV): Adaptation Process of Overseas-Qualified Indonesian Doctors

Global Connect Series: Future of Workforce in Post COVID-19 World

Global Connect Series: Unleashing Financial Stimulus against COVID-19

Global Connect Series: Fireside Chat with the Godfather of Emerging Market

Digital Business Opportunities in Fintech Sector

Emerging Indonesia: Sustainable Infrastructure Roundtable

Going Global Series 1: Charging into Careers in Tech

Going Global Series 2: Predicting your Roles in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

2019 - Marked the inception of GIPA

In 2019, GIPA was founded with the vision of laying a strong foundation for advancing Indonesia's economic diplomacy and human capital development through the network of Indonesian professionals overseas

2021 - Expansion and Diversification

In 2021, GIPA broadened its scope by diversifying event topics to include financial services, creative design, and energy & sustainability This year marked a significant expansion in GIPA’s efforts, as it continued to engage with a wider range of industries and Indonesian professionals globally

Going Global Series 3: Getting into Global Companies and International Organizations

Going Global Series 4: Career Blueprints in Creative Design and Architecture

Going Global Series 5: Sustainability and ESG Relared Careers

Going Global Series 6: Curating a Career in Product Design and Management

Stakeholders driving our growth

The GIPA ecosystem that helps us to champion Indonesia together..

The GIPA ecosystem unites Indonesian professionals and executives worldwide, serving as a global secretariat across G20 and ASEAN countries It connects, advocates for, and supports the growth of Indonesian professionals abroad, fostering collaboration and advancing their impact on the global stage

The ecosystem includes a growing network of 24 independent Overseas Professional Hubs across the EMEA, Americas, and APAC.

Additionally, GIPA actively engages Indonesian-based stakeholders from the government, community organisations, and the private sectors through targeted initiatives, including business and investment roundtables, policy discussions, and opportunities for speakers at both the GIPA and hub levels

Together, these elements work in synergy to champion Indonesia’s interests globally, ensuring a robust platform for professional excellence and national growth.

2022 - Strengthening Global Relations

This year marked the first launched of the Global Human Capital Summit, GIPA’s annual flagship event bringing together global leaders and representatives from the ASEAN and G20 countries to accelerate and globalize human capital development and drive innovation across various sectors

2024 - Looking Ahead

To achieve Indonesia Emas 2045, the Indonesian diaspora plays a crucial role in enhancing the nation's soft power and economic impact through their global networks and expertise

Therefore, GIPA stands as the vessel for diaspora to channel their skills, resources, and networks towards national development initiatives which will drive Indonesia Emas 2045 into a reality

2023 - Expanding Impact and Leadership

In 2023, GIPA focused on the topic around Indonesia’s role in the ASEAN region, with the GHC Summit aligning closely with Indonesia's ASEAN Chairmanship This year also marked the launch of the GIPA’s Indonesia Hub, a key initiative aimed at facilitating the return of the Indonesian diaspora 2023 also marked the launched of GIPA’s second whitepaper, GIPA’s PoV: Indonesia Diaspora’s Strategy

Advocacy CoE Economic Diplomacy CoE Professional Development CoE

FGD

Diaspora Indonesia 2023

ASEAN’s Net Zero Future

Connecting people through the ASEAN-US Joint Vision

Navigating the journey to executive: insights from accomplished leaders Grow Workshop with Indonesia Youth Diplomacy

GIPA’s Indonesia Hub

Global Connect Series: Reflections from G20 Presidency

Global Connect Series: Women in Industry

ASEAN Indonesia 2023 Youth Agenda

GIPA FACILITATES INDONESIAN DIASPORA RETURNING HOME

GIPA’s Indonesia Hub and Global

Connect Series

250+

Attendees coming from GIPA

100+

Institutions represented across the private and public sectors

GIPA commits to creating an ecosystem for Indonesian professionals through the establishment of GIPA’s Indonesia Hub, supporting returning diaspora by building a network of community in Indonesia, with the aim to:

CONNECT

Connect like-minded Indonesian overseas professionals who returned home, being their go-to network outside work.

COLLABORATE

Collaborate with key stakeholders to advance Indonesia’s economic diplomacy and human capital development

CONSOLIDATE

Consolidate supports system for Indonesians going global by introducing them to the growing overseas professionals’ hubs across the world

THE LAUNCH OF GIPA’S INDONESIA HUB

The first Global Connect series (February 2023) in Jakarta marked the launch of GIPA's Indonesia Hub

The session discussed about the reflections on the Indonesia G20 Presidency and ASEAN Chairmanship 2023, joined by Lintang Paramitrasari (Secretary to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Economic Recovery Acceleration Team), and Pandu Sjahrir (Chairman of AFTECH)

WOMEN IN INDUSTRY

The Global Connect Series: Women in Industry (June 2023), discussed about gender equality and inclusive work environments with key topics such as payment gap, company policies, and factors that contribute to women ’ s participation in positions of leadership

This session was joined by Shinta Kamdani (CEO of Sintesa Group), Nina Wirahadikusumah (Business Strategy Director at Microsoft), Gita Sjahrir (the Special Advisor to the Coordinating Ministry of Maritime and Investment Affairs), and Tedi Bharata, (Deputy Minister for Human Capital and ICT at the Ministry of State Owned Enterprises).

Global Connect Series event hosted in Jakarta

network and community partners

GIPA 2023 END-OF-YEAR NETWORKING DINNER

The GIPA 2023 End-of-Year Social Networking Dinner was hosted to welcome returning diasporas and facilitate meaningful connections and insightful discussions The event featured Ani Nigeriawati, Director of Public Diplomacy (MoFA RI), who provided valuable insights on Indonesia's foreign policy outlook and issued a call to action in support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Indonesia Diaspora Roadmap Additionally, a representative from CSIS Indonesia presented the 2024 outlook, offering perspectives on the year ahead.

DEVELOPING INDONESIA FOR A MORE SUSTAINABLE AND HEALTHY FUTURE

The Global Connect Series: Developing Indonesia for a More Sustainable and Healthy Future (March 2024), hosted by GIPA and supported by Kemenpora and Bakrie Center Foundation, focuses on Indonesia's strategic positioning for the Paris Olympics 2024 and ESG initiatives.

This session was joined by Anindya Bakrie as Indonesia’s Chef de Mission (CDM) for Paris Olympics 2024 (CEO and President Director of Bakrie & Brothers), Hamdan Hamedan (Expert Staff to the Minister of Youth and Sports) and Ferro Ferizka (CEO of Pijar Foundation)

Diaspora Doctor Point of View

GIPA’s Point of View (PoV): Adaptation Process of Overseas-Qualified Indonesian Doctors

Through its Center of Excellence for Public Advocacy, GIPA is dedicated to driving change and advocating for the return of Indonesian professionals abroad

Understanding the aspirations and challenges faced by Indonesian doctors and medical students overseas, especially regarding the lengthy process to practice in Indonesia, GIPA has taken the lead in advocating for a more streamlined adaptation process

We are honored to have the trust and active participation of our overseas doctors' association partners and subject matter experts, whose contributions in the making of the policy paper have been instrumental in advancing this advocacy.

MILESTONES

Indonesian Doctors working abroad were engaged

Focus Group Discussions with Indonesian Doctors and Kemenkes

Engagement Discussions with Minister and Vice Minister of Health

OUR IMPACT

October 2020

April 2021

Launch of GIPA's Point of View (PoV)

Global Boardroom Series with Budi Gunadi Sadikin, Indonesia's Minister of Health

November 2021 FGD with Ministry of Health, Indonesian Medical Council and Indonesian Doctors' Association (IASI and DINDA UK)

March 2022

Meet the Leaders Series with Budi Gunadi Sadikin

April 2022 "Indonesia Memanggil Anak Bangsa" Webinar

May 2022

June 2022

August 2023

The Indonesian Ministry of Health has sets out key healthcare reforms for overseas-qualified Indonesian doctors and GIPA is proud to have our advocacy recommendations become one of this remarkable movement The reforms made by the Ministry of Health are:

Health Ministerial Regulation No 14 of 2022

Launch of the digital platform "Sistem Informasi dan Adaptasi"

Establishment of Law (UU) Number 17 of 2023 concerning Health

June 2024 Bali's Special Economic Zone International Hospital Opportunities for Overseas Indonesian Doctors Open a digital platform as a centralised information source

Revise the basis of adaptation from university-based to hospital-based

Shorten the length of adaptation process from six years to two years 3

These reforms align with key recommendations proposed by GIPA's Point of View:

Provide a list of recognised universities to expedite the adaptation process

Enhance the accessibility and transparency of public disclosures to improve awareness and perception

Image Engagement with Budi Gunadi Sadikin, Indonesian Minister for Health (March 2022) and Prof dr Dante Saksono, Indonesian Vice Minister of Health with diaspora professionals in the UK (May 2024)

GIPA ENCOURAGES INDONESIANS TO GO GLOBAL

Overseas Professional Hubs

GIPA is dedicated to supporting Indonesians in going global, serving as a bridge to support Indonesians abroad build a network of communities, connecting the overseas professional hubs.

Overseas Professional Hubs (OPH)

The Overseas Professional Hubs are independent organizations founded and managed by Indonesian professionals residing in their respective countries These hubs operate independently, with full authority over their own communities

GIPA’s OPH Management Team

GIPA’s OPH Team works to identifying potential leaders and connecting with existing leaders of OPH, managing relationships, and ensuring regular communication with the OPH and support the OPH

WAYS OF WORKING

We proactively search for and welcome new leaders to form and broaden professional hubs, expanding the global network and prospects for Indonesian experts worldwide

We aim to support the development of new overseas professional hubs, connect with existing ones to support their objectives, and address inter-division needs to foster collaboration.

We aim to expand overseas professional development, build strong and sustainable relationships with professional hubs, and maintain agile and robust operations to achieve our organizational goals

We use peer referrals and an online platform to screen potential hub leaders, hold quarterly calls with professional hubs across three regions, and conduct monthly internal GIPA meetings

Connecting with a global network of Overseas Professional Hubs virtually

IPA SOUTH KOREA

Working with GIPA has been invaluable, as it serves as a central hub for Indonesian professionals, allowing us to connect with leaders from various countries and gain insights into the development of similar associations worldwide This collaboration has also aided in promoting our events on Instagram during our early stages. Moving forward, we hope GIPA continues to offer a platform for professional development and facilitates a global chat room for Indonesian professionals to share job information and connect across borders

Currently, IPA Korea focuses on building networks between professionals and/or students within Korea We believe that our goals align with the Indonesia Emas 2045 vision in the following ways: 1) Human development and the master of science and technology - around 60% of Indonesian professionals in Korea work in the science and technology industries, 2) Sustainable economic development - some of our members here are involved in the investments of industries/corporations in Indonesia which drives sustainable economic development in the country, 3) Equitable development - with experiences of working abroad we believe we can contribute to equitable tangible or intangible developments in Indonesia, 4) Strengthening national resilience and governance - with the human talent we possess, we aim to contribute to strengthening national resilience and governance

IPA GERMANY

Collaborating with GIPA has been an invaluable experience, opening doors to a dynamic global network of Indonesian professionals The synergy we ' ve built has not only expanded our horizons but also empowered us to re-initiate the professional community in Germany

GIPA’s platform has been instrumental in fostering innovation, bridging continents with ideas, and driving progress As we look ahead, we envision GIPA as a catalyst for even deeper collaboration, connection and consolidation of all Indonesian professionals worldwide by creating reachable events online or offline

Our hub in Germany is committed to connecting and consolidating professionals in Germany to contribute in the mastering of science and technology, and distribute either knowledge or expertise to reach prosperity level in accord with Indonesia Emas 2045 vision

IPA IRELAND

...Some highlights from the Overseas Professional Hubs

Our collaboration with GIPA has significantly enhanced knowledge exchange, skills transfer, and networking opportunities between Ireland and Indonesia, strengthening economic and social ties IPA Ireland is committed to building robust connections with highlevel stakeholders and supporting Indonesian students and workers in Ireland We aim to deepen engagement within the Indonesian diaspora and Irish professionals, particularly in healthcare, fintech, and tourism, fostering sustainable growth and innovative technologies.

Through workshops, seminars, and mentorship programs, IPA Ireland promotes skill and knowledge exchange, attracting investment, and fostering innovation in fast-growing sectors By preparing Indonesian students for the job market and showcasing the professional skills of Indonesian professionals, we enhance Indonesia's global economic ties and human capital development, contributing to the Indonesian Emas 2045 vision.

Going Global Series (GGS)

Leveraging the expertise of Indonesian overseas professionals in strategic industries, GIPA initiates platforms to support the transition from students to professionals and professionals to executives, facilitating knowledge exchange across sectors.

STUDENTS TO PROFESSIONALS

Going Global Series (GGS) invites Indonesian professionals to share their knowledge on market-relevant career insights and personal experiences to encourage Indonesians overseas and back home to go global for their professional career

GGS aims to inspire more Indonesians to kick start their journeys of becoming the next global leaders, as part of GIPA’s drive to further Indonesia’s human capital development abroad

PROFESSIONALS TO EXECUTIVES

Invites Indonesian professionals to share their industry knowledge and career insights to encourage Indonesian professional overseas to progress further on their professional career

6

Going Global Series event hosted virtually

30+

Speakers from the public and private sector across eight key industry groups

1500+

Students and professionals across 25+ countries attending the Going Global Series

Indonesian Dream

July 2020

Charging into Careers in Tech

October 2020

Predicting your Roles in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

January 2021

Getting into Global Companies and International Organizations Read

April 2020 Career Blueprints in Creative Design and Architecture

July 2020

Sustainability and ESG Related Careers

October 2021

Curating Career in Product Design and Management

Through our network of overseas professionals working in global companies, GIPA collaborates with institutions to create opportunities for more young Indonesians to experience working abroad.

GIPA Center of Excellence on Economic Diplomacy team is collaborating with the Indonesian Ministry of Youth and Sports (MOYS) on the "Indonesian Dream" initiative, actively supporting efforts to facilitate international professional exposure for Indonesian youths by connecting MOYS with potential foreign company participants through our network of global partners and Overseas Professional Hubs. Initiative

DIASPORA AS KEY ASSETS TO INDONESIA

Indonesia’s Diaspora Strategy Point of View

Championing the role of Indonesian going global and diaspora in propelling Indonesia’s Journey to become a top five world economy by 2045

GIPA's Center of Excellence on Public Relations and Advocacy has launched this whitepaper to advocate the interests and aspirations of Indonesian professionals abroad and to influence Indonesia’s diaspora strategy through our recommendations based on Global sentiment survey, Focus Group Discussion, and secondary research

This whitepaper was disseminated at the GIPA’s Global General Assembly, attended by government officials including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Investment (BKPM), the Ministry of Youth and Sports (Kemenpora), and the Ministry of Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment Affairs (Kemenkomarves) Objective and summary of the event:

Foster partnerships between GIPA and the government to support the Indonesia Emas 2045 mission through promoting the interests of Indonesian diaspora and advancing Indonesia's human capital

Held a strategic dialogue on harnessing insights from Indonesian diaspora and examining their needs to shape policies, particularly focusing on the upcoming assessment of RPJMN/RPJPN in 2025.

MILESTONES

March 2023 FGD with Diaspora

August 2023 Launch of GIPA’s Indonesia’s Diaspora Strategy

August 2023 GIPA’s Global General Assembly at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

November 2023 GIPA participate in the FGD with Kemenko Polhukam

OUR OBJECTIVES IN THE WHITEPAPER

A global sentiment survey and FGD involving over 100 current and former Indonesian professionals and diaspora members across the G20, with objectives to:

Advocate for the aspirations of Indonesian professionals and executives overseas in relation to Indonesia’s diaspora strategy

Read the Whitepaper: cutt.ly/DiasporaPOV

GIPA’s Global General Assembly at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (August, 2023)

Indonesia's diaspora is forming strategic partnerships to boost economic growth. GIPA is working with key ministries to promote Diaspora Bonds, enhance global mobility, and attract talent.

Diaspora Bonds Session

GIPA is honored to host a session at the Forum Diaspora Indonesia, the event was participated by the GIZ and others, covering a discussion on Diaspora bonds, Indonesian Overseas Card (KMILN) user experience, and explored capital pools for funding Diaspora Bonds

institutions collaborated in the event

60+

attendees of executives, professionals, and students

speakers engaged in the dialogue

30+

institutions represented

Attracting Global Capital & Talent

GIPA initiated a discussion on attracting global capital and talent through strategic instruments such as Diaspora Bonds and Golden Visa, engaging speakers and key leaders from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, and Henley & Partners

institutions collaborated in the event

100+

attendees of executives and professionals

speakers engaged in the dialogue

30+

institutions represented

White Paper on Global Mobility

In collaboration with Henley & Partners, an international firm specializing in residence and global citizenship investment, GIPA has initiated a white paper to identify key recommendations and initiatives aimed at enhancing global mobility to benefit Indonesia’s economic growth

In partnership with

GIPA’S THREE CENTRE OF EXCELLENCES Our engine to excellence

Public Advocacy CoE Professional Development CoE

Economic Diplomacy CoE

Public Advocacy CoE

GIPA as an

GIPA's three Centers of Excellence (CoEs) Public Advocacy, Economic Diplomacy, and Professional Development build capabilities in key areas that enhance our holistic value propositions and drive global initiatives.

These CoEs are the engine behind GIPA's mission, each focusing on critical aspects of advocacy, collaboration and partnerships, and supporting human capital development.

ENGINE FOR CHANGE IN INDONESIA’S PUBLIC ADVOCACY

The Public Advocacy Centre of Excellence champions the interests of Indonesian professionals and executives abroad by producing white papers, policy recommendations, and engaging stakeholders to address challenges and recommendations

We identify and evaluate the concerns and aspirations of these individuals, focusing on their specificity, prevalence, and topicality.

Surveys and interviews with overseas professionals and research of various policies

Evidence-based evaluation of problem and impact assessment translated into strategic policy recommendations and white paper.

White paper distribution and Focus Group Discussions with OPH, government, and relevant stakeholders

Professional Development CoE

ENGINE FOR INDONESIA’S HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT

GIPA as an engine for Human Capital Development from overseas

We share the best-in-class human capital development initiatives in two folds; both university students transition to professionals and professionals transition to executives

Going Global Series focusing on the transition of Students to Executives

5 Workshops focusing on the transition of Professionals to Executives

INDONESIA PROFESSIONALS’ ASSOCIATIONS AROUND THE GLOBE

Discover more opportunities and exciting activities by connecting with independent Indonesian Professionals Associations around the world.

EUROPE AND MIDDLE EAST

YIPA UK

@yipa uk

PIC: Javier Patria

IPA Denmark

PIC: Ghina Filiana ghina filiana@gmail com

ASIA-PACIFIC

IPA South Korea @ipakorea

PIC: Rahmadio Putra

IPA Singapore @ipa sg

PIC: Leonard Eggert

AMERICAS

INPA France

@inpafrance PIC: Widya Putri

IPA UAE PIC: Willbert Angrendo

willbert angrendo@gmail com

YIPA Taiwan @yipa tw PIC: Adi Purnama Iman

IPA Australia PIC: Christopher Kristian, Dan Sie

IPA USA David Imanuel Widjaja | david imanuel widjaja@gmail com Mizzel Badruddin | mizzelb@gmail com PIC:

IPA Boston @ipa boston

IPA San Fransisco @ipa sf

IPA Netherland @ipa nl PIC: Vannesha Mae

IPA Ireland @ipa ireland PIC: Rani Novia

IPA Germany @ipa germany PIC: Ray Pradityanto

IPA Estonia PIC: Ammar Chalifah ammar chalifah@gmail com

IPA Hongkong @ipahongkong

PIC: Felix Liauw, Melissa Junata

IPA Japan PIC: Danny Harjowinoto dannyharjowinoto@outlook com

IPA China

PIC: Alexander Oei oei alexander@gmail com

IPA Thailand @gipathailand PIC: Algi Alfianto

IPA New York @ipanewyork

IPA Seattle @ipa seattle

IPA Washington DC @ipa dc

IPA Chicago @ipainchicago

IPA Toronto @ipatoronto PIC: Hendra Hendrawan

IPA Vancouver @ipavancouver

PIC: Garry Bedi

GLOBAL HUMAN CAPITAL (GHC) SUMMIT

The GHC Summit is GIPA’s annual flagship event bringing together global leaders and representatives from the ASEAN and G20 countries to accelerate and globalize human capital development and drive innovation across various sectors

GHC SUMMIT 2024

Diaspora As Indonesia's Secret Weapon Towards a Sovereign, Sustainable and Developed Indonesia

This year ’ s Global Human Capital Summit aims to convene thought leaders & stakeholders to accelerate and globalize human capital development in Indonesia As we approach “Indonesia Emas 2045”, GIPA hopes that GHC Summit 2024 will act as a pivotal instrument that helps accelerate Indonesia's economic and human capital trajectory and builds a network of future talents for a stronger Indonesian presence overseas.

Key speakers: Minister for Foreign Affairs, Secretary-General of ASEAN, Coordinating Minister for Maritime and Investment Affairs, Minister for Youth & Sports, Minister for Health, and more

GHC SUMMIT 2023

Shaping talents of the future for a resilient and innovative ASEAN

In alignment with Indonesia’s ASEAN Chairmanship 2023, GIPA organized its second annual GHC Summit themed ‘Shaping talents of the future for a resilient and innovative ASEAN,’ supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the ASEAN Business Advisory Council The summit addressed the increase of digitized workforce and advanced expertise in green, health, and technology sectors in the context of Indonesia in ASEAN.

Key speakers: ASEAN Secretary General, Vice-Minister of Health, Chairman of the Board of Trustee of the Habibie Foundation, Chairman of Eurocham Indonesia, CEO of Nalar Foundation, Director of LPDP, and more

GHC SUMMIT 2022

The role of Indonesian Diaspora in the Indonesia’s G20 Presidency and beyond

The GHC Summit 2022, held alongside Indonesia’s G20 Presidency, was hosted by GIPA in collaboration with B20 Indonesia and KADIN, supported by the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment Affairs. The inaugural of GHC Summit aimed to enhance global digital, green, and health talents through Indonesian professional associations worldwide, facilitating human capital development to achieve Indonesia's G20 2022 goals

Key speakers: Coordinating Minister for Maritime and Investment Affairs, Governor of Jakarta, Chairman of KADIN, Chairwoman of APINDO, CEO of AstraOtoparts, CEO of Siloam Hospitals, and more

Thank you to our

NETWORK OF ADVISORS, PARTNERS AND COMMUNITY

Special Acknowledgement

Your collaboration has been instrumental in advancing our mission and empowering Indonesian professionals globally over the past five years.

GIPA extends heartfelt thanks to the Coordinating Ministry of Maritime and Investment Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Investment for their unwavering support

Words from our Advisor and Partners

Amb. Siti N. Mauludiah

Director General for Information and Public Diplomacy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia

“GIPA has played an important role in supporting Indonesian professionals globally. Its diverse programs and events have connected and nurtured talent across various fields. Moving forward, I wish GIPA to continue fostering growth and collaboration among Indonesian professionals worldwide.”

Pradana Indraputra

Special Advisor at the Ministry of Investment of the Republic of Indonesia

“Working with GIPA during the Global Human Capital Summit 2023 was incredibly illuminating GIPA has successfully gathered esteemed Indonesian leaders, creating a platform for key discussions across various sectors I’m thankful for the opportunity to explore the impact of investment on Indonesia’s progress and take pride in how Indonesian professionals abroad elevate our country’s reputation. I'm proud of how Indonesian professionals abroad showcase our country’s excellence and looking forward to see GIPA’s continuous growth for Indonesia's development ”