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At 48 years of age, Arini Subianto is the richest woman in Indonesia. In December last year this magazine ranked her #44 among the top 50 richest Indonesians. She is reportedly worth $665 million thanks to her position as the CEO of PT Persada Capital Investama, a family-owned business empire with interests in coal, palm oil, rubber, and wood. Beyond her enormous wealth, Arini is arguably the typical embodiment of the modern In- donesian women today: well-educated, intelligent, and business-savvy.
Indeed, Indonesian women have come a long way since Raden Ajeng Kartini, an aristocratic Javanese woman, sparked the movement for gender equality in the early 1900s. Then President Soekarno solidified her stature as the first Indonesian feminist in the nation’s history by declaring her a national heroine and her birth date, April 21, as “Kartini Day”. Today, many more Kartinis in different realms are in place as well as in the making in ways that will shape the future of the country.

Liberation By Design

Australia’s Canva has become a unicorn by bringing online design tools to the masses.

4 mins

Next Move

Arini Subianto is expanding Persada Capital Investama’s investment portfolio to digital and technology.

4 mins

101 Academy

Alamanda Shantika opens Binar Academy to meet demand for digital talent.

4 mins

Fear Fighter

Aries Susanti Rahayu never submitted to her fear of heights. Instead, she took it on as a challenge and has become an outstanding young female competitive climber.

3 mins

Legal Matters

Rieke Caroline eyes a big slice of the market from thriving startups and SMEs by offering easy access to legal services.

4 mins

The Puppet Master

Maria Tri Sulistyani brings her puppet theater to the next level.

4 mins

Local Beauty

Rollover Reaction carves niche in Indonesia’s growing beauty market.

4 mins

Social Spin Doctor

Daniel Lubetzky has spun chocolate, nuts and do-gooder rhetoric into a snack company worth billions. Maybe someday he’ll get back to his true passion: changing the world for the better.

10+ mins

Cheap Thrills

Peter Szulczewski’s Wish was the world’s most downloaded shopping app last year. Its ultra-cheap wares make Walmart look like Bergdorf, but his 90 million users can’t afford to care—and their impulse purchases have added up to a $1.4 billion fortune for Szulczewski.

10 mins

Quality Brew

Nespresso upbeat about premium portioned coffee in Indonesia

4 mins

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