“Businesses shouldn’t just be competing to be the best in the world, but best for the world.”
The Author
If there is one thing that I want to achieve in the next leg of my career, it would be to create more good for the world through my business ventures. With my businesses scaling heights in Indonesia, I aim to pave the way for other regional companies and entrepreneurs to work towards net-zero energy consumption and the implementation of green initiatives to give back to the environment and the community. Follow my journey towards a greener future with upcoming initiatives and strategies that I plan to set in place.
I believe in doing good for the environment is central to living a good life. Browse through my articles for insights and tips in paving the way for the green economy.
Keeping the focus on sustainability will ensure that we avoid depleting the Earth of its natural resources before they can be replenished. In the following years, sustainability will be my primary concern for all business strategies and decisions so we can strike a balance between ecological and economic sustainability.
Climate change is a global challenge that requires a global solution. We must step up the action, change the way we use and generate energy and share Earth’s scarce resources in a sustainable manner. Moving forward, I’d be focusing on closing the gaps between strategy and implementation. Together, we can restore the sacred balance between people and the planet.
Even in the financial services industry, there are practices that cause us to negatively impact the environment as well. With the mining of cryptocurrency, large amounts of energy are used during the process of mining. Let’s work together to find out how we can reduce our carbon footprint in the financial sector through the implementation of greener technologies.
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