Our Agenda

Why does the financing gap persist when capital already exists? This keynote reframes the Missing Middle as a structural challenge, exploring how risk-sharing, digital finance, and cross-sector collaboration can unlock capital for growing businesses.

Where is Indonesia’s economy headed, and who benefits from its next growth engine? This session examines the tension between macroeconomic discipline and state-led investment, and whether strategic capital can widen opportunities for the Missing Middle.

Why do corporate innovations so often stall at the pilot stage? This session unpacks the barriers holding innovation back, and what it takes to align leadership, governance, and partnerships to scale into lasting business impact.

What makes an innovation truly worth funding in today’s disciplined capital landscape? This session explores how investors are redefining “investable innovation” through profitability, resilience, sustainability, and real-world value.

Who truly benefits when supply chains create value? This session examines how digital connectivity, inclusive procurement, gender equity, and stewardship can reshape value chains, strengthening communities and building more resilient businesses.

What if the challenge in financing Nature-based Solutions isn’t nature itself, but the financial instruments built to fund it? This session explores redesigning capital and risk-sharing models around nature’s longer timelines.

Innovation can attract attention, but trust determines what lasts. This session examines what makes an ecosystem credible from governance and institutional accountability to digital infrastructure and leadership and what Indonesia must build today to become an innovation ecosystem the world can rely on in 2045.

Can ASEAN move beyond being a market to become a global engine for innovation and transformation? This session explores turning scale, talent, capital, and diversity into a competitive advantage through policy-business alignment.

SMEs power Indonesia’s economy, yet many remain outside the value chains that could help them scale. This session asks what it takes to redesign licensing, financing, and infrastructure so SMEs are built into the system, not added on as an afterthought.

Indonesia’s creative economy has global potential, but what will it take to turn that into global reach? Drawing on Australia, Korea, and Taiwan, this session explores the infrastructure, partnerships, and pathways to compete beyond domestic borders.

AI’s impact depends on more than technology, it also requires skills, funding, infrastructure, and trust. This session explores how Indonesia can scale AI access for communities and MSMEs, and turn efforts into one coordinated national movement.