Indonesia - UK EV Forum 2022 (post-event booklet) by Global Indonesia Professionals' Association (GIPA)

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Post Event Summary 12th May 2022

Indonesia - UK EV Forum 2022 At The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in London

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EMBASSY OF INDONESIA LONDON - UK

CONTENTS

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Overview: Indonesia - UK EV Forum

Event highlights

Press coverage

Speakers bios

About GIPA

OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW The Indonesia - UK EV Forum 2022 is hosted by GIPA in collaboration with the Jakarta Capital City Government (DKI Jakarta) and Transjakarta, supported by The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN), Connected Places Catapult, Indonesian Embassy in London and British Embassy in Jakarta. Electrifying Indonesia's transport sector has the potential to boost Gross Domestic Product by $31.5 billion by 2030. The Indonesia - UK EV forum seeks to unleash these opportunities by connecting the key UK and Indonesia players to advance the electrification agenda ahead of the G20 Indonesia Presidency in light of net-zero transition priorities. The forum brought together leading thinkers, business leaders, academicians and professionals in various industries to discuss breakthroughs and challenges in accelerating sustainable mobility and its EV infrastructure ecosystems as well as collaborating to address the global shortage in upstream minerals to better improve end to end supply chain to meet global demands in EV auto batteries.

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

ATTENDEE BREAKDOWN The Indonesia - UK EV Forum was attended by leading thinkers, business leaders, academicians and professionals in various industries

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PRESS COVERAGE

Press coverage:

ELECTRIFYING INDONESIA FOR A NET-ZERO FUTURE Overview London, May 12, 2022 - GIPA was delighted to host the Indonesia - UK EV (Electric Vehicle) Forum 2022 at The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in London from 3:30 pm to 6:15 pm. With over 60 participants in attendance, this forum brought together leading thinkers, business leaders, academicians and professionals to discuss breakthroughs and challenges in accelerating sustainable mobility. This forum focuses on electrifying Indonesia’s transport sector as it can both boost national GDP by $31.5 billion (by 2030) and establish key initiatives in achieving net-zero emissions transition priorities. Several topics discussed include the necessary EV infrastructure ecosystems to support an increase in EVs and cooperated efforts to address the global shortage in upstream minerals to meet global demands in EV batteries.

Press release photo from the Indonesia - UK Electric Vehicle Forum, London, United Kingdom

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PRESS COVERAGE

Notable Events Chairman of GIPA, Steven Marcelino, introduced this forum with welcoming remarks from both His Excellency Dr. Desra Percaya (Indonesian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Ireland and International Maritime Organization), Richard Graham (Prime Minister of Trade Envoy to Indonesia and ASEAN economic community) and a keynote address from Anies Baswedan (the current Governor of Jakarta). Two critical memoranda of understanding (MoUs) were signed between Transjakarta and Switch Mobility, as well as MRT Jakarta and Crossrail International respectively, are set to take action immediately. Transjakarta is Jakarta’s bus rapid transit system and serves the majority of the citizens, and Switch Mobility is one of the leading electric vehicle manufacturers. Their MoU states that Switch Mobility will aim to supply electric buses to Transjakarta. MRT Jakarta is the rapid train transit system for Jakarta that began its operation in 2019, and Crossrail International is the UK-government specialist advisory board to provide strategic advice for clients’ delivery of complex rail schemes. Their MoU looks to start electrifying more railways within the MRT Jakarta network. M. Yana Aditya (Transjakarta CEO) and Sarwant Singh (President of Switch Mobility), as well as William Sabandar (CEO of MRT Jakarta) and Paul Dyson (CEO of Crossrail International), signed their respective MoUs, formally signalling the efforts to advance the UK-Indonesia collaboration in this end-to-end transportation electrification agenda.

MoU signing between Transjakarta and Switch Mobility as well as MRT Jakarta and Crossrail International (left to right)

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PRESS COVERAGE

The marquee event was celebrated with congratulatory remarks from Anindya Bakrie (Chairman of Supervisory Board at KADIN) and Baroness Neville-Rolfe (Chair of UK-ASEAN Business Council). Baroness noted how Indonesia showed commitment to addressing climate change and it cannot come at a more pivotal time, as Indonesia takes the ASEAN chair in 2023. Shortly after the celebration, Deputy Head of CoE Economic Diplomacy at GIPA, Alifa Starlika introduced a panel discussion to discuss the acceleration of sustainable mobility and promotion of net-zero supply chain ecosystems, moderated by Dr. Amy Hochadel (Director of Global Business at Connected Catapult Places). A panel discussion between Yoga Adiwinarto (COO of Transjakarta), Mike Hawes (CEO of Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders), Sarwant Singh (President of Switch Mobility), and Gilarsi Setijono (CEO of VKTR Mobility Technology) shortly took place. The key takeaways from the panel discussion include the need for international collaboration to drive large environmental initiatives and accountability to ensure those commitments remain strong. With the goal to electrify 30,000 buses, Mr. Adiwinarto noted how one barrier is the price for an electric bus to be double of a standard gasoline-powered bus. Therefore, creative solutions such as battery leasing (and necessary battery stations) are needed to reduce upfront costs for buses, demand for materials that are still scarce, and maintain the quality of public transport. The UK has shown significant success in electrifying their public transport, with 1 out of 2 buses being electric and the other being hydrogen-powered. Indonesia looks to continue being a pioneer in Southeast Asia by developing the first bus rapid transportation system that is environmentally friendly and set an example for neighbouring cities. A Q and A session shortly followed to wrap up the event.

Panel session on 'Accelerating sustainable mobility and promoting collaborations in the end-to-end net zero supply chain ecosystems'

Press coverage by Kenny Go

Press and Publication Manager at GIPA kenny.go@gipa.co

SPEAKER BIOS

SPEAKER BIOS HE Dr. Desra Percaya, Indonesian Ambassador to the UK, Ireland and IMO Dr. Desra Percaya is the current Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Indonesia to the United Kingdom, accredited to Ireland and the International Maritime Organization. Previously, Dr. Desra spent three years (2016-2020) as the Director General for Asia Pacific and Africa at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He was the Ambassador/Permanent Representative of the Republic of Indonesia to the UN in New York from 2012-2016 and the Ambassador/Deputy Permanent Representative of the Republic of Indonesia to the UN in Geneva from 2009-2011. Dr. Desra first joined MFA in 1986. He was Director for International Security and Disarmament from 2007-2009 and Chief-of-Staff in the Office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and acted as Spokesperson from 2005-2007. Dr. Desra Percaya holds a Doctorate Degree from Durham University (England), a Master’s Degree from Birmingham University (England) and a Bachelor’s Degree from University of Airlangga (Indonesia).

Richard Graham MP, Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy to Indonesia Richard has served Prime Ministers David Cameron, Theresa May and Boris Johnson since November 2011 as their Trade Envoy to Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and the ASEAN EC. He was also Parliamentary Secretary (PPS) to Ministers in the Foreign and Commonwealth office when William Hague was Foreign Secretary. Richard has been Chairman of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy, a nondepartmental government body funded by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and the Department for International Development (DFID) since 2018. The WFD focuses on helping to strengthen democracy in over 20 countries and Richard previously a Director of the Great Britain China centre, another non-departmental government body. In 2017 he was elected onto the Select Committee for Leaving the EU having previously been a member of the Work and Pensions Select Committee, a member of the Joint Select Committee for the Enquiry into BHS and Co-chair of the Joint Select Committee Report into Supported Housing.

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Anies Baswedan, Governor of Jakarta Anies Rasyid Baswedan is an Indonesian academic, activist, and politician who is currently serving as the Governor of Jakarta since 2017. Anies graduated from the Faculty of Economics at Gadjah Mada University and went to receive his Masters of Public Administration from the University of Maryland and a PhD in political science from Northern Illinois University. Anies was awarded from various research institutions and government partnership organizations in the fields of economy, politics, culture, and human rights. These include the ASEAN Student Award Program from USAID – USIA – NAFSA and the William P. Cole III Fellowship from School of Public Policy, University of Maryland. Anies was included in the Top 100 Public Intellectuals from Foreign Policy Magazine (2008) and received the Soegeng Sarjadi Award for Human Rights Initiative (2011) for his activism in Human Rights. In 2013, Anies also received the National Integrity Award from the Anti-Bribery Entrepreneurs Community (Peel) and the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin). As an academic, Anies has served as Chancellor of Paramadina University, Jakarta in 20072015. Anies has served as Minister of Education and Culture in 2014-2016 where he made a program of Indonesia Mengajar that aim to mobilize young individuals to take part in the education advancement across the country.

Baroness Neville-Rolfe DBE CMG, Chair of UK-ASEAN Business Council Baroness (Lucy) Neville-Rolfe DBE CMG has been a Conservative peer since 2013 and is Chair of the House of Lords Committee on the Built Environment. Lucy is also chair of Crown Agents, a British not for profit development company, and of the UK-ASEAN Business Council, a non- executive director of Secure Trust Bank PLC and a trustee of Thomson-Reuters. In December 2021 she was appointed by the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions to review the age of entitlement to the UK state pension. Lucy has had 3 careers, having started as a civil servant where she was in the Policy Unit at 10 Downing St and Director of the Deregulation Unit in the Cabinet Office. She moved to the private sector in 1997 where she held senior executive positions (including being a main board director) at Tesco plc. From 2013-2017 she was a government minister at the Business department, the Culture department and was Commercial Secretary at the Treasury. Lucy has previously held many non-executive directorships, including ITV, Capita, Carbon Trust, PWC and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

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Anindya Bakrie, Chairman of Supervisory Board at KADIN and CEO of Bakrie & Brothers Anindya Bakrie is an Indonesian business magnate, global investor and prominent philanthropist. He is CEO of Bakrie & Brothers, a listed conglomerate with interests in infrastructure, electric vehicles, mining, oil & gas, power (incl. renewables and solar), property, and plantations. He is the successor to the 79-year-old Bakrie group, one of the largest business groups growing with and for Indonesia, with 10 companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange with a combined market capitalization of over US$15 billion. He serves as the Chairman of Supervisory Board (2021-2025) at KADIN. He also serves as the Chairman of APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) Indonesia - established by APEC in 1995 as the official private sector arm to drive the regional economic cooperation. Through his leadership, ABAC Indonesia initiated the first Indonesia Impact Fund (IIF). He graduated from Northwestern University in 1996 as an industrial engineer and earned his MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business in 2001. After returning from the US, he founded VIVA Group, which owns tvOne (#1 News/Sports nationwide broadcaster) and ANTV (tier 1 entertainment nationwide broadcaster). In total, VIVA Group has a direct reach to over 200 million people nationwide.

Yoga Adiwinarto, COO of Transjakarta Yoga Adiwinarto, prior to his assignment as Operation and Safety Director of Transjakarta, was Technical Director of Transjakarta and previously was Director of the Southeast Asia Region of The Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP). He has been involved in assisting the transformation of Transjakarta's services and management as well as several transportation projects in Indonesia as well as Thailand, Malaysia, Fiji and other countries.

Mike Hawes, CEO of SMMT Mike Hawes has more than 20 years’ experience in policy, corporate and public affairs, the majority of which has been spent in the automotive industry. He started his career in 1990 in the road transport research sector before joining the government and working in a variety of policy roles. He then spent a number of years in communications consultancy becoming a director of a small, independent firm before joining Toyota in 2000. Mike held a number of government affairs and corporate roles for Toyota, both in the UK and abroad, before joining Bentley Motors in 2008. A former Director of Communications for the company, he was most recently in charge of Government Affairs for both Bentley and its parent company, Volkswagen AG, in the UK. He joined SMMT as Chief Executive in September 2013.

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Gilarsi Setijono, CEO of VKTR A Chemical Engineer by background with diverse business expertise covering crossindustrial sectors: electronics, investment banking, automotive, and postal logistics. Outstanding scores while presiding over many different industrial setups. To name a few: Philips Lighting Asia Pacific; Advance Technology Portfolio of Merrill Lynch for China & South East Asia; The most significant fashion Muslim venture in Indonesia; Tier 1 vendor of Toyota Motor Company Group; Mitsubishi and Honda; Postal & Logistics Services. He is currently presiding VKTR Mobility Technology (read: vector), a new start-up in transport electrification. VKTR focuses on developing an end-to-end supply chain for electric vehicles, covering the area of nickel ore processing, cell battery making, module, pack, assembly & battery recycling, and complementing with the complete OEM Comaking of EV buses, passenger cars, motorcycles, and the EV infrastructure such as the network of charging stations, aftersales workshops, telematics, and innovation laboratory. Before this, from 2015 to 2020, he served as the President & CEO of the oldest stateowned enterprise, PT. Pos Indonesia, the Indonesian government-owned postal service which covers more than seventeen thousand islands spread. For his alma mater, Bandung Institute of Technology, he serves as the advisory board chairman of the Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development.

Sarwant Singh, President of Switch Mobility Sarwant has over 28 years of work experience in leading major advisory and transformation engagements focusing on making organizations future ready. Sarwant is currently working with the Hinduja Group as CEO of OHM mobility and Chief Planning officer of Switch and responsible for accelerating the vision of OHM to be a leading mobility services provider in the commercial mobility space. His last role was with Frost & Sullivan in London, UK and Middle East, where his focus was on forward-thinking strategic consulting & advisory services within the mobility sector with a focus on Electrification, Mobility and New Business Models. In Frost & Sullivan, he also set up and led a think-tank that did futuring and trend analysis work. He is author of a book titled, “New Mega Trends” which has been sold in over 30 countries and twice translated into Chinese. Sarwant sits on boards and advisory boards of multiple organizations. He is currently board member of Vasuki, a $30mn fund set up by Rothschild that invests in Automotive start ups globally.

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Dr. Amy Hochadel, Director of Global Business at Connected Places Catapult Dr Hochadel is an expert in global cities, and currently the Director of Global Business at Connected Places Catapult in London, England. She works with local leaders, entrepreneurs, city and national governments around the world, including the Gulf states, India, Malaysia, Africa, the European Union, the United Kingdom and the Unites States. She is the author of Local Leadership in a Global Era: Policy and Behaviour Change in Cities (2017, Palgrave Macmillan), exploring the changing role local leaders are playing in addressing local challenges through global engagement. Dr Hochadel has over two decades of experience in politics & public policy and community, government and international relations. She has served as special adviser to Congressional and Presidential candidates across the United States, as well as for British Members of Parliament; has been a guest lecturer at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government; and proudly serves as a member of the United Nations Global Happiness policy sub-committee. Dr Hochadel’s Doctorate is from King’s College London in International Political Economy, and she specializes in enabling local governments and leadership around the world to build globally focused economies. Dr Hochadel is also certified in Advanced Public Diplomacy from the University of Southern California's Annenberg School of Communication; holds a Master’s degree in Psychology, specialising in Diversity Management from Cleveland State University; a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology and Chemistry from Ohio University; and an Associateship of King’s College in Theology.

Steven Marcelino, Chairman of Global Indonesia Professionals’ Association Steven Marcelino chairs of Global Indonesia Professionals Association (GIPA). He works with the GIPA council to promote business and investment links overseas through highly talented professionals - working across G20 and ASEAN. He took up this global role after co-founding the Indonesian professional’s hub in the UK, called YIPA UK. He was the Executive Director of YIPA UK between 2015-2020 and represented diaspora professionals at global fora and conferences. Steven is Managing Partner of Equatorise Advisory, a London-headquartered boutique consulting firm on Indonesia. He helps Indonesian corporates, UHNWs, and family offices to do business and invest in the UK and European markets. Prior to Equatorise, Steven worked at Accenture Strategy, London office as client engagement lead within its Financial Services Strategy practice. Steven has been the ASEAN and Indonesia expert and was driving the firm's engagement with Southeast Asian policymakers and authorities in collaboration with a leading UK industry association. Steven started his career as a prime broker at UBS Investment Bank, London office.

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Alifa Starlika, Deputy Head of CoE Economic Diplomacy at GIPA and Energy & Mobility Deal Strategist at KPMG UK Alifa Starlika is a Senior Analyst at KPMG UK with vast experience in electricity market and CCUS economy. Alifa has advised leaders across government and industry on CCUS delivery plan, hydrogen business model and revenue support mechanisms for low carbon technology. She is highly skilled in Research, Policy Analysis, Economics Modelling, Data Analysis, Public Speaking, Negotiation, International Relations, Sales, and Business Management. In her spare time, she is part of the Indonesia Economics Olympiad (OSN) judges’ team, which trains and selects the best talents in economics to represent the Indonesian team in the International Economics Olympiad. Before this, Alifa was a Policy Researcher in the Power team of Energy UK. She has worked on many high-profile energy policy areas, including leading a project on decarbonising transport and supporting a study on smart grids. Prior to her career in the UK, she was an enterprise account manager for banking and financial services in IBM Indonesia. Developing a big data initiative (ANTASENA project) for the Central Bank of Indonesia and engaging banks to drive consensus on national digital economy strategy, payment policies, and IT solutions were key in her responsibilities. Alifa holds a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Public Policy from the University of Cambridge (Distinction), and a bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Indonesia with a scholarship from the Central Bank of Indonesia.

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ABOUT GIPA GIPA aims to promote business and investment links overseas through highly talented Indonesian professionals and executives – a true partner for Indonesia’s economic diplomacy and human capital development. GIPA represents Indonesian professionals and executives in eight key industries across G20 and ASEAN, encompassing 80% of the world's GDP and 60% of the world's population. The eight key industries represented are: (1) Financial Services, (2) Healthcare and Life Sciences, (3) Technology, (4) Professional Services, (5) Public Sector and International Organizations, (6) Industrials, Products, and Logistics, (7) Infrastructure, Energy, and Resources, (8) Creative, Communication, and Media. GIPA champions three Centre of Excellences (CoE) on Professional Development (PD), Public Relations (PRA), and Business and Investment Links (BIL).

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