UKABC Indonesia Seminar

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

29 Oct 2014

A new era for Indonesia: Investment opportunities in Southeast Asias economic powerhouse

Wednesday 29 October 2014
The Brewery, 52 Chiswell Street, London, EC1Y 4SD

Indonesia is well known for its abundant natural resources, burgeoning middle class and dynamic economy. Less well known globally however is the country’s impressive track record and potential in emerging sectors such as the creative industries. With the inauguration of the new President and Government set for mid-October, this half-day seminar offers you the ideal chance to understand the latest policy developments and investment opportunities in Indonesia as it embarks on a new political era.

You should attend this free seminar if:

  • You are interested in learning more about the business opportunities in ASEAN’s largest economy, G20 Member and the world’s 4th most populous nation
  • You are considering Indonesia as a potential market in which to do business
  • You want to receive the latest valuable insights on the investment climate, policies and priorities of the new Indonesian Government
  • You’d like to network with key decision-makers, influencers, industry experts and peers

Speakers:

  • Richard Graham MP, the Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy for Indonesia
  • Courtney Fingar, Editor-in-Chief, fDi Magazine (Financial Times)
  • Heather Payne, Chief Client Officer, TNS (WPP Group)
  • David Shepheard, Independent Film and Media Sector Consultant
  • Djayanto Suseno, Head of Multinationals, HSBC Indonesia
  • Natalia Ratna Kentjana, Director of Promotion Development, Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM)

Please click here to view the agenda. To register, please click on the red button below.

For more information, please contact Arnaud Delaeter on Arnaud.Delaeter@ocoglobal.com

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