Jakarta Pusat · Menara Astra
The chamber that sets out to be a bridge.
The chamber
What it is
An organization dedicated to serving the Indonesian and Canadian business community.
One of our most important aims is to be a bridge, either between representatives of various business interests or between business and government.
- Providing information and analysis on business trends in Indonesia
- Hosting events providing opportunities to learn about and discuss business in Indonesia and in Canada
- Representing the general interests of Canadian business to the Indonesian government
- Organizing social networking events to bring our members closer together
In figures
The chamber, in figures
18Directors at full strength on the Board of Management
4Executive Board offices: President, Vice President, Secretary General, Treasurer
2Predecessor organisations merged to form the chamber
3Corporate membership classes: Maple, Oak and Pine
Sponsors
Who backs the chamber
Oak Sponsors6
Pine Sponsors18
Ranked in the two woods currently filled, Oak above Pine.
Calendar
What is on
The chamber’s annual golf tournament, at the Pondok Indah Golf Course. Their page calls it the one and only annual golf tournament with the largest participation of the Indonesia and Canada community, supported by the Canadian Embassy and KADIN Indonesia.
- Trophies, and lucky draws and prizes worth hundreds of millions of rupiah
- Buffet lunch and free-flow wine and beer with live music
- Networking and sponsorship opportunity
- A portion of the proceeds goes to a selected charity
The chamber has not yet published a playing date. Confirm it with the secretariat. The full calendar
Governance
Who runs it
The chamber is managed by a Board of Management and a Secretariat. The Board consists of up to 18 directors, of whom several are appointed to form the Executive Board: President, Vice President, Secretary General and Treasurer. The other directors normally undertake to lead or serve on various committees.
Jim WebbChairperson
Vivien KusumowardhaniVice Chairperson
Greg ElmsVice Chairperson
Edwin PieroelieSecretary General
Tony CostaTreasurer
Ipung KurniaSupervisor
Nyoto IrawanSupervisor
Membership
Two categories, three woods
Individual and Corporate membership, with no joining fee. Corporate membership runs in three classes, and the chamber has written down why they are named after timber.
Oak
Corporate classPine
Corporate classThe reference to these different types of wood is not by coincidence, as these three popular types of woods are widely used due to its elasticity, durability, and shock resistance; all of them are important attributes that an organization needs to withstand any circumstances and remain relevant.
To learn more about our membership package and its benefits, please contact us.
A seat at the table Canadian business sits at in Jakarta.
Many of our members are Canadians doing business in Indonesia, but we also have members from around the world, including many from our host country, Indonesia.