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Indonesia Millenial Young Entreprenuers

15 April 2019 | News
Indonesia Millenial Young Entreprenuers

The Professional Women Association (IPP) in collaboration with the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs, Ministry of Industry, Ministry of Social Affairs and Bank Sampoerna held a talk show and an exhibition titled “Indonesia Millennial Young Entrepreneurs” which took place at Campus I Tarumanegara University, Jakarta on 11 April 2019. Attending the event and performed as guest speakers included representatives from the Ministry of Cooperatives & SMEs, Modal Rakyat, and Bank Sampoerna, as well as noy less than 250 alumni from Tarumanegara University, Indonesia University, Pancasila University and Trisakti University.

Henky Suryaputra, became one of the speakers at the event representing Bank Sampoerna to talk about Capital for Business Financing, Banking Service Transactions and Tips on Managing Finance. In his presentation, Henky emphasized three things. First, financial capital is important in running a business, but a no less important capital is nerves of steel and persistency. The second thing emphasized was the importance of separating personal finance and business finance. That way, an evaluation of the progress and decline of the business can be carried out and what should be done to improve it can be identified. The last thing Henky emphasized was the importance of monitoring productivity, not just the costs incurred. Costs focus on the money spent, but productivity focus on what is produced for each cent that is spent.

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