Indonesia
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S10-E11: Beby Kale Lena
Owner, bebykl, Indonesia
Beby Kale Lena was a former insurance regional manager who traded corporate security for island life and entrepreneurship. Beby’s journey started with her own struggle to embrace her natural hair. What she thought was simply mixing oils for herself eventually turned into a viral business, a thriving brand, and a mission: to help women, especially from East Indonesia, love and celebrate their natural beauty.
S10-E8: Gabriella Yan
From Singapore but now based in Bali,Indonesia, Gabriella Yan or Gabby is building a business rooted in compassion, community, and care—values she inherited from her grandmother, who taught her to be kind to everyone. This episode is filled with stories about Gabby’s travel business but it is also filled with travel hacks and tips for travellers who would like to travel more consciously and ensure their travel isn’t creating more harm to the planet and its people.
S5-E9: Nino Mouton
Founder of Playbook, Indonesia
A mother of two girls and former editor-in-chief of Indonesia’s Cosmopolitan magazine, Nino is the founder of Playbook, an education tech startup. Originally from Jogjakarta, Indonesia, Nino is a content strategist turned education tech warrior who wants to reinvent education for the young people of Indonesia.
S4-E9: Evi Mariani
Co-Founder & Executive Director of Project Multatuli, Indonesia
Evi Mariani says that gender inequality is the reality, thus “meritocracy is bullshit when there is no level playing field when the rules of the games are made by men. Don't play by their rules, make our own.”
S4-E3: Linda Lo
Linda Lo started as a home baker in 2015, baking her Indonesian layer cakes in the "back lane" of her house! She has expanded her operations to three commercial retail outlets in Kuala Lumpur.
S1-E7: Marlienna Suwito
CEO of Heavenly Nest, Indonesia
Marlienna makes health beverages and beauty products from birds’ nests but what makes her story compelling is that she is using her business as a vehicle to help underprivileged children while providing livelihood to women who are in need.
S1-E5: Zhafira Loebis
CEO of Babyloania
She is articulate, smart, generous and wonderfully resourceful, traits that have helped her become one of the most recognised entrepreneurs in Indonesia.
