March Founders Drinks navigates the Indonesian maze with insider William Henley
With a population of over 250 million, the fourth largest in the world, Indonesia presents itself as a seductive market to businesses, especially web and mobile companies. But is it really the case? Being a realist at heart, William Henley, also known as “Dr. Doom” in the Indonesia technology sector, will be doing a short presentation at e27’s Founders Drinks on 29th March on navigating the Indonesian maze.
More on the speaker: William is a computer geek and investment banker. He was the director of PT CIMB Securities Indonesia and also a member of the Disciplinary Committee at the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX). William has also led one of the biggest Indonesian security companies, PT Valbury Asia Securities. After leaving the corporate investment banking world in 2010, William established the IndoSterling Group last year, an investment holding company actively investing in the technology, digital media and consumer goods sector.
The geek in William also saw him founding Otopedia.com, a prominent automotive portal in Indonesia and Tapestrix, a customizable white-lable social media platform for communities, corporates and brand owners. William has also wrote bluntly about the Indonesian e-commerce ecosystem and his opinions on the Indonesian tech startup community.
Event Details
When: Thursday 29th March 2012
Time: 6.30pm – 9.00pm
Where: Shuffle Bistro Bar, Blk 3D River Valley Road #02-03, Clarke Quay Singapore 179023
Register here.
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