Creating the Next Big Wave : US $120 billion opportunity
25 November 2015
It has been a tough year for Indonesia. Economic growth has slowed and the rupiah is at an 18-year low. Consumption, the key driver of growth over the past few years, is falling while the commodity boom is well and truly over.
The government has announced a series of economic stimulus packages in a bid to inject new confidence into the economy. Will they have their intended impact?
The current buzz is over the emergence of a digital economy with the likes of GoJek, blibli.com,Telkomsel, Bank Mandiri and others who are disrupting established industries and practices. Can this trend continue and can Indonesia develop a digital economy?
What will 2016 look like? Will the country be able to reignite economic growth and recover its shine? Can the government create the right policy framework for a new digital economy?
Critical issues to be discussed at this year’s Indonesia Economic Forum
1. Can Indonesia sustain economic growth in 2016?
2. Will infrastructure development finally take off?
3. Can the digital economy replace commodities as the main driver of growth?
4. How can local businesses tap into the US$120 billion opportunity that is opening up?
5. The digital revolution therefore promises to create new business opportunities as well as improve the lives of ordinary Indonesians.
We would be honored to have you as our guests at the second Indonesian Economic Forum 2015. Launched in 2014, the Indonesia Economic Forum has become the premier gathering for thought leaders, entrepreneurs, senior government officials and civil society leaders to discuss the challenges facing Indonesia.
With Public Speakers such as:
It has been a tough year for Indonesia. Economic growth has slowed and the rupiah is at an 18-year low. Consumption, the key driver of growth over the past few years, is falling while the commodity boom is well and truly over.
The government has announced a series of economic stimulus packages in a bid to inject new confidence into the economy. Will they have their intended impact?
The current buzz is over the emergence of a digital economy with the likes of GoJek, blibli.com,Telkomsel, Bank Mandiri and others who are disrupting established industries and practices. Can this trend continue and can Indonesia develop a digital economy?
What will 2016 look like? Will the country be able to reignite economic growth and recover its shine? Can the government create the right policy framework for a new digital economy?
Critical issues to be discussed at this year’s Indonesia Economic Forum
1. Can Indonesia sustain economic growth in 2016?
2. Will infrastructure development finally take off?
3. Can the digital economy replace commodities as the main driver of growth?
4. How can local businesses tap into the US$120 billion opportunity that is opening up?
5. The digital revolution therefore promises to create new business opportunities as well as improve the lives of ordinary Indonesians.
We would be honored to have you as our guests at the second Indonesian Economic Forum 2015. Launched in 2014, the Indonesia Economic Forum has become the premier gathering for thought leaders, entrepreneurs, senior government officials and civil society leaders to discuss the challenges facing Indonesia.
With Public Speakers such as:
- Luhut Panjaitan
- Thomas Lembong
- Sofyan Djalil
- Gita Wirjawan
- Patrick Teng