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October 11, 2017
Washington, D.C.
AMERICAN INDONESIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
EVENT DETAILS
THE CONCEPT
The bilateral relationship between U.S. and Indonesia is growing in geo-political importance in both commercial and political sectors. Women now play key roles in Indonesia’s transformation from an aid dependent nation, to a 21st century entrepreneurial economic powerhouse.
The position of the Indonesian woman is rapidly evolving from typically traditional to currently consequential. As they take leadership roles leading to major changes in the world’s largest Muslim country, challenges remain.
For almost 70 years, AICC has focused on building bridges between U.S. and Indonesian commercial partners. Many of those partnerships, private and public, have been guided by women.
The US-Indonesia Women’s CEO Summit will bring together C-Suite women from both private sectors for a series of lively, open, and uniquely personal conversations focused on how they did it, how they do it and how theyare planning for the future.
Jakarta, Indonesia Patung Selamat Datang
Washington, D.C.Statue of Freedom
Registration & Reception
Welcoming Remarks
MORNING WORKSHOP IA Different Management Style
MORNING WORKSHOP IIA Woman’s Journey
09:0009:45
10:0010:50
MORNING WORKSHOP IIIMy Daughter’s Future
11:0011:45
Keynote Speech & LuncheonDr. Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Minister of Finance, Republic of Indonesia
CEO Breakout Sessions
11:4513:00
13:3015:00
THE PROGRAM
The Ritz Carlton HotelWashington, D.C.
WEDNESDAYOctober 11, 2017
8:00 – 15:00
Empower. Promote. Connect.
08:0008:30
08:3008:50
1150 22nd Street, N.W. - Washington, D.C. 20037
EVENT DETAILS
*Ibu (Mother). Bapak (Father) ** Kampung (village) Kota (city) *** Masa Depan (future)
REGISTRATION & RECEPTION
Registration/ Buffet Breakfast
• Ballroom Foyer
• Three morning workshops comprised of panelists and a
moderator strategically paired to spotlight synergistic
experiences on a specific topic.
• All panelists and moderators will be C-Level women
executives drawn from the U.S. and Indonesia.
• Workshop topics are designed to lay the groundwork
for “networking” and encourage deeper “connecting”
during the day
• Meeting rooms available after lunch for follow ups.
08:008:30
MORNING WORKSHOP I
“Ibu. The New Bapak? Do Women Manage the Same Way as Men?”
09:009:45
• What does the “glass ceiling” mean in a patriarchal society?
In a developed economy?
MORNING WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
Personal Stories From the Field09:00
11:45
• Do you interact differently with male and female subordinates?
• Do women Directors lessen add to the bottom line, avoid corrupt
practices and improve overall corporate well-being?
10:0010.50
MORNING WORKSHOP II
“Kampung to Kota. A Woman’s Journey”
• What challenges did you foresee before starting a career in businessand what challenges did you have to overcome?
• Did you benefit from a mentor or sponsor? Whom? How did they help you?
• What are the different prospects between a government vs. privatesector career and how did that impact your choice?
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• Does your company define a “woman’s issue” and how have
you addressed that issue so it is not an issue in the future?
• Have you assumed a mentor or sponsor role and
what has been the impact?
• How do government regulations impact your efforts?
MORNING WORKSHOP III“Masa Depan?. What Does Your Daughter's Future Look Like Today?”
11:0011:45
• Will your “daughters” have to go through what you went through
to get where you are?
• How much time is allocated to creating the environment so that
your "daughters“ will not have to work twice as hard to achieve
twice as less?
KEYNOTE SPEECH & LUNCHEON
Finance Minister Ibu Sri Mulyani 11:45
13:00
Dr. Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Minister of Finance of the Republic
of Indonesia, is expected to make a major economic policy
announcement as well as forecast Indonesia’s growth
prospects for 2017-2018. An economist repeatedly ranked as
the most powerful woman in Indonesia and in the top 100
most powerful women in the world, she will also share stories
about her remarkable career and the challenges she has
faced as a member of two Indonesian cabinets.
BREAKOUT SESSION
Moderators, Panelists and Attendees 13:30
15:00
A meeting room and areas will be available for small groups of 1:1
meetings after lunch. AICC/KADIN will provide facilitators in each
location to make introductions and monitor the time spent on each
exchange to maximize the number of personal exchanges.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
partial list
JULIE MONACO
GLOBAL HEAD, PUBLIC SECTOR GROUP
CITI
KATHLEEN L. QUIRK
CFO FREEPORT-MCMORAN
MELANNE VERVEER
FORMER US AMBASSADOR FOR GLOBAL WOMEN'S
ISSUES
MARI ELKA PANGESTU
COMMISIONER, FORMER MINISTER OF TRADE
SRI MULYANI INDRAWATI
FINANCE MINISTER OF INDONESIA
SHINTA W. KAMDANI
CEO SINTESA GROUP
IRA EDDYMURTHY
FOUNDING PARTNER SSEK LLP
JULIA S. GOUW
RETIRED PRESIDENT / COO EAST WEST BANK
MARIA PICA KARP
VICE PRESIDENT, GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
CHEVRON
JENNIFER MAKI
CEOVALE CANADA
IDA RAHMI KURNIASIH
PRESIDENT DIRECTOR SINKONA INDONESIA
SPEAKERS AND PANELISTS
COOPERATING ORGANIZATIONS
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Sponsorship allows a select group of Indonesian Student Essay Contest winners to participate in the CEO Summit
and 1:1 CEO mentoring sessions.
• Winning essays will demonstrate original thinking, quality writing and a
practical call to action.
• Essay winners will be invited to the US-Indonesia Women’s CEO
Summit as student participants.
• Selected winners will be paired with CEO’s for a short 1:1 mentoring
sessions.
The US-Indonesia Women’s CEO Summit invites you to submit an essay (max 2 pages) in response to either of the following questions:
1. Which leadership skills will be necessary for future Indonesian business leaders to possess in order to succeed in the global economy, and Why?
2. Which entrepreneurial qualities are inherent in Indonesian culture and applicable to launching new businesses?
• Indonesian citizen with academic credentials from US schools.
• Leadership submissions – one essay per person. Please
include personal leadership examples to support your thesis.
• Entrepreneurship submission – one essay per person or group
(max 3 members). Please include a short business plan to
develop and sell your product or service.
Deadline: September 20, 2017
Submit essays via email to
REQUIREMENTS
AWARDS
INDONESIAN STUDENTS
ESSAY CONTEST
AICC INFORMATION
Mini Meraxa, Program Coordinator
American Indonesian Chamber of Commerce
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (212) 687-4505
AICC is a 501 c6 not-for-profit membership organization
registered in NY State since 1949.
Its board of directors and sources of funding are majority-based
in the United States. AICC has never been subject to the Foreign
Agent’s Registration Act.
521 Fifth Avenue – Suite 1700, New York, NY 10175
About Us
The American Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (AICC) was
established in 1949 before Indonesia received its full sovereignty
from the Netherlands. A private membership organization
headquartered in New York, AICC was the first US organization
to openly lobby for Indonesia’s independence. Members include
major investors who have contributed greatly to Indonesia’s
economic development as well as small companies who are the
lifeline in the US for Indonesia’s exports. AICC members are
primarily US companies but also include companies based in
Indonesia as well as other countries.
President: Wayne Forrest, [email protected]
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