Kadin Announces The New Management Board For 2024

Kadin Announces The New Management Board For 2024 - 2029 Term

Wednesday, 23 Oct 2024

The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) announced its new management structure for the 2024-2029 term on Monday, October 7, during an Economic Discussion event featuring Senior International Entrepreneurs.

Kadin, an abbreviation for the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, serves as a representative body for the business community in Indonesia. It acts as a bridge between the government and business actors, providing a platform for entrepreneurs to exchange ideas, build networks, and advocate for common interests.

During the discussion, Kadin introduced Anindya Bakrie as the new Chairman, succeeding Arsjad Rasjid, who has been appointed as the Chairman of Kadin's Advisory Council.

Chairman Anindya Bakrie stated that the announcement of the management is only about 50% complete for the overall Kadin Indonesia 2024-2029 leadership. The remaining members will be revealed following the inauguration of the elected President and Vice President, Prabowo Subianto and Gibran Rakabuming Raka, on October 20.

The additional management members will be aligned with the new ministries that will be established under Prabowo's administration.

"It can indeed be said that this is only 50%, as the other 50% will be announced after October 20, when we can assess the nomenclature and also the working partners. Together with the parliament, particularly with Commissions XII and XIII, we will have a clearer view," Anindya remarked.

Previously, a dual leadership situation arose within Kadin following the sudden convening of an extraordinary congress on Saturday, September 14, which resulted in Anindya Bakrie being appointed as the Chairman of Kadin. This occurred despite Arsjad, who was elected as chairman in 2021, still having a term that extends until 2026. The execution of this extraordinary congress has sparked controversy, as it is deemed invalid and illegal.

Furthermore, the extraordinary congress is considered to lack quorum due to opposition from 21 regional Kadin chapters. On the other hand, the organizers of the congress assert that Anindya Bakrie's appointment is legitimate, as it was attended by representatives from 28 out of 34 provincial Kadin chapters and 25 associations.

This controversy was eventually alleviated when the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, along with the Chairman of Golkar, Bahlil Lahadalia, facilitated a meeting between Anindya Bakrie and Arsjad Rasyid amidst the ongoing dual leadership issue. This meeting took place during a luncheon at Bahlil's official residence on Jalan Denpasar, Kuningan, South Jakarta, on Monday, September 27, 2024.

KADIN MANAGEMENT BOARD 2024-2029

Honorary Council

1. Chairperson: Rosan P. Roeslani

2. Members: Aburizal Bakrie, Mohammad S. Hidayat, Suryo Bambang Soesilo,

Adi Putra Tahir

Council

1. Chairman of the Advisory Board: Hashim Djojohadikusumo

2. Vice Chairman of the Advisory Board: Sharif Cicip Sutardjo

3. Chairman of the Business Council: Chairul Tanjung

4. Chairman of the Consultative Board: M. Arsjad Rasjid

Executive Board

Chairman of Kadin Indonesia

Anindya Novyan Bakrie

Vice Chairperson (WKU) Coordinator for Organization and Communications

Erwin Aksa

1. WKU for Organization: Taufan Eko Nugroho Rotorasiko

2. WKU for Membership: Widyanto Saputro

3. WKU for Development of Associations / Societies / Members

(Casual Associations Ordinary Association/ALB): Benny Soetrisno

4. WKU for Communication and Informatics: Clarissa Tanoesoedibjo

Regional Vice Chairman

1. WKU for Jakarta, Banten, West Java Jawa Barat: Agung

Suryamal Sutisna

2. WKU for Central Java, DI Yogyakarta, East Java: Kukrit Wicaksono

3. WKU for Sulawesi: Zulkarnain Arief

4. WKU for Border Region: Eddy Suryadi

Vice Chairman of the Coordinating General for Economic Affairs

Franky O. Wijaya

1. WKU for Industry: Saleh Husin

2. WKU for Trade: Timothy Savitri

3. WKU for Agriculture: Mulyadi Jayabaya

4. WKU for Plantation: Arief Rachmat

5. WKU for Planning: Bayu Priawan Djokosoetono

6. WKU for Monetary and Fiscal Policy: Kamarussamad

Vice Chairman for Investment, Downstream, and Environment Coordinator

Bobby Gafur Umar

1. WKU for Energy and Mineral Resources: Aryo Djojohadikusumo

2. WKU for Forestry: Anderson Tanoto

3. WKU for Environment: Dharsono Hartono

4. WKU for Green Industry: Halim Kalla

5. WKU for Entrepreneurship: Bapak Eka Satria

6. WKU for Creative Industry: Raffi Ahmad

7. WKU for Strategic Industry Development: Rakhmat Harsono

Vice Chairman for Political and Security Affairs

Bambang Soesatyo

1. WKU for Politic: Firman Soebagyo

Vice Chairman, Foreign Affairs Coordinator

James T. Riady

1. WKU for Foreign Diplomacy, Sustainable Development Goals

(SDG), Environmental Social and Governance (ESG): Shinta Wijaya

Kamdani

2. WKU for International Trade: Benardino M. Vega

Vice Chairman, Infrastructure Coordinator

1. WKU for Transportation: Carmelita Hartoto

2. WKU for Development: Thomas Djusman

3. WKU for Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and Industry Development Division:

Akhmad Ma'ruf Maulana

Vice Chairperson Social Affairs Coordinator

Dyah Anita Prihapsari

1. WKU Social and Disaster Management: Ibu Suryani Motik

2. WKU Women's Empowerment and Child Protection: Tatyana Sentani Sutara

3. WKU for Sports Industry: Peter Tanuri

Vice Chairperson Coordinator of Legal and Human Rights

(Legalization, Facilities, and Infrastructure)

Azis Syamsuddin

1. WKU for Legal: Otto Hasibuan

2. WKU for Legislation: Moh. Rano Alfath

3. WKU for Facilities and Infrastructure: Ali Said

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