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Speaker:

Prof. Rhenald Kasali, Ph.D, Founder of Rumah Perubahan

Opening Remarks and Introduction:

Jens Reisch, President Director of Prudential Indonesia

Moderator:

Chris Wren, Executive Director of BritCham Indonesia

We currently live in a rapidly-changing world, especially with the rise of digital and continuously changing public health landscape. With the changing environment, employees are also becoming more demanding. They demand for more professional and more attentive employers, including long-term guarantee of better quality healthcare services, not only for themselves, but also for their families.

Leaders in companies are expected to be more agile to quickly adapt with the changing situations, and also to be more digitally-savvy and aware of the digital trends that are happening and changing the way we work globally.

BritCham Indonesia together with Prudential Indonesia are delighted to invite CEOs, HR Directors as well as Business Entrepreneurs to explore how the pandemic has further reinforced the urgency to transform the health and wellness protection for all employees and how the changing landscape has encouraged leaders in companies, including CEOs and HR Directors, to remain agile and digitally-prepared.

Speakers:

Moderator:

Indonesia’s digital economy is expected to contribute US$130 billion to the country's GDP in 2020, putting it well on track to become Southeast Asia’s largest digital economy. But as the country's digital capabilities expand, so businesses will become more vulnerable to cyberattacks.

Cyber-attacks disrupt manufacturing processes, harming supply chains and slowing production and labour productivity. In 2018 cyberattacks caused direct and indirect losses of up to US$6.7 million for large Indonesian companies and US$33,500 for mid-sized companies and these losses are likely to increase significantly in the years ahead.

This event gives you access to some of London's leading expert brokers and underwriters to discuss how cyber-attacks are evolving, the impact of COVID on the number and frequency of attacks and how the world beating protection and services that London Market firms offer could save your business millions of dollars.

Exclusive for financial and procurement decision makers and executives. For more info and registration, contact: events@britcham.or.id

For more than 4 decades, BritCham Indonesia has been facilitating trade and investment between Indonesia and the UK. This year, we have established a new unit within the Executive Office focusing on education and human resource.

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