Partners In Growth: Recent Episodes
Seven Stones Indonesia
Seven Stones is bringing to you a podcast covering a broad range of topics including: Business, Real Estate, Legal advice, People of Indonesia, and many more. We are a forward-thinking, partnership-oriented, organization, providing intelligent, collaborative, relevant, efficient and innovative solutions. In this podcast, we aim to deliver honest, genuine, heartfelt information to better help you move, vacation or live in Indonesia and beyond.
Humans of Bali is an ongoing series we have where we dive into deep conversations with diverse individuals that form Bali's authenticity.
Our guest in this episode is Nicolaas Kimman.
Born in Sanggau, West Kalimantan Nic pretty much grew up in Indonesia, before studying internationally and graduating with a BBA.
How he went from Business to working as the head chef at SOS Indonesia is only of the many things talk about in this episode of the Seven Stones Podcast.
This episode will be touching on point number 10, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 10 being: Co-investing with like-minded local investors is easier today.
This episode will be touching on point number 9, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 9 being: Growing ease of doing business and better regulations for foreign investors.
This episode will be touching on point number 8, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 8 being: More exits are possible today.
This episode will be touching on point number 7, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 7 being: A growing and maturing incubator, accelerator and social enterprise ecosystem.
This episode will be touching on point number 6, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 6 being: More impact per dollar invested.
This episode will be touching on point number 5, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 5 being: Growing and efficient digital economy ecosystem.
This episode will be touching on point number 4, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 4 being: Growing Gov’t support for Sustainable Development Goals.
This episode will be touching on point number 3, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move? Reason number 3 being: 90-million people expected to join the middle class by 2030.
This episode will be touching on point number 2, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 2 being: USD 23-billion in Impact Investing opportunities.
This episode will be touching on point number 1, or the top 10 reasons to invest in Indonesia, based on a post published in Mekar, by author Thierry Sanders. Why is now the right time, and why would it be a smart move?
Reason number 1 being: Economic Growth and Monetary Stability.
What does the legal department look like in Seven Stones Indonesia?
What kind of services do we offer, and how do we take you through this journey?
Find out more about our legal team and our business by tuning in to this podcast.
Humans of Bali is an ongoing series we have where we dive into deep conversations with diverse individuals that form Bali's authenticity.
Our guest this episode is Rudy Hertanto, who, originally from Surabaya, went to study Business Administration in the US and is now about to launch a sustainable swimwear business where they turn plastic waste into swim shorts.
Tune in to learn more about Rudy Hertanto.
Indonesia is full of potential. And events such as a global pandemic, or the new Omnibus Law are set to change 'business as usual' the way we have perceived it to be before.
How is doing business in Indonesia set to be easier? What is the investment climate looking like?
Are there any new rules regarding foreigners owning property? What about mortgage possibility?
Where is Bali, and Indonesia in general, headed in the future?
Find out these questions and more by tuning in to this podcast.
Humans of Bali is an ongoing series we have where we dive into deep conversations with diverse individuals that form Bali's authenticity.
Our guest this episode is Teshalonika Krisanti. Tesha is a former student and graduating class of 2018 at the Green School in Bali. With a passion for teaching, the arts, singing, and sustainability, she used that passion to build a school, inspiring dreams and generating change within her surrounding community. As a result of the realization that change starts with you, she formed an organization now known as Kampoeng English.
Tune in to this episode to listen to her story.
recorded before August 2020
In this episode, we invited Co-Directors of Seven Stones Indonesia to talk about their thoughts on the recently passed Omnibus Law.
What they think the reasoning behind it is, how it'll change different sectors in Indonesia and what the country will look like moving forward.
Tune in to find out more.
Humans of Bali is an ongoing series we have where we dive into deep conversations with diverse individuals that form Bali's authenticity.
Our guest this episode is Peter James. Someone who, originally from East Timor, ran away at the age of seven to end up as a street kid in Jakarta, Indonesia. He grew up having to survive on the streets, think of ways to keep himself alive each day, and through this inspiring story has now ended up living in Bali with his own eco-conscious business and a couple of dogs by his side.
Tune in to this podcast to listen to Peter's story in his own words.
In this episode, we get details on what it's like to be a Real Estate Agent in Bali, from Seven Stones Indonesia's top sales agent Lisa Comsatun.
How did she get started in the industry?
What are some of her experiences with clients both local and foreign?
How does one deal with difficult or demanding people within the property business?
Find out this and more by tuning in to this episode.
Humans of Bali is an ongoing series we have where we dive into deep conversations with diverse individuals that form Bali's authenticity.
For this episode, our guest is Gary Bencheghib. Perhaps you might know him better as the guy who, alongside his brother, rowed down the most polluted river in the world to raise awareness on plastic pollution.
Through this podcast, Gary talks about his early years moving to Bali, what first inspired a move against plastic pollution, and just how pressing the plastic issue is worldwide.
Did you know he can speak Balinese, went to school in the New York Film Academy, and adventured down the Mississippi River prior to the Citarum?
Find out more by tuning in to this podcast.
You're a foreign investor in Indonesia. Halfway into a process of a several thousand dollar investment, and you've already paid for a villa here in Bali. But you don't know what the ownership structure will look like. How it's going to affect your return of investment. What happens when the tax agencies come knocking? What are the proper licensing for different areas or zones?
Sound familiar?
In this episode, we answer these questions and take you through an example of what working with Seven Stones Indonesia looks like.
What is an investment roadmap, and how will this save you from a legal nightmare when setting up a business in Indonesia?
Tune in and find out.
Humans of Bali is an ongoing series we have where we dive into deep conversations with diverse individuals that form Bali's authenticity.
For this episode, our guest Chayton Thompson is a recent graduate of the Green School in Bali. We discuss a myriad of different things going from shifting into online learning, graduating during COVID, growing up in a culture like Bali, and the importance of curiosity and experimentation.
Interested to learn more?
Tune in to our first ever podcast on Humans of Bali.
What did Covid-19 look like in Bali?
How does a tourism-based island survive without mass tourism?
How has it affected not only Seven Stones Indonesia but other businesses around the island?
How has our business persevered through these difficult times?
These are a few of the questions we get into and discuss in this episode of the Seven Stones podcast.
Tune in to find out more.
In this episode, we introduce and include the directors of Seven Stones Indonesia to give you the details of our company.
Seven Stones Indonesia was born as a Real Estate agency in 2016. Now we have branched out our business streams, offering Legal Advice, Marketing and Branding Services and Investment Management. We aim to be your partners in growth.
Find out more by tuning in to this episode.
In this opening message, we want to greet you all and introduce our most recent endeavour, The Seven Stones Podcast.
We are extremely excited to be sharing our thoughts, experiences, and various expertise through this series. Featuring topics related to Business, Real Estate, Legal Advice and interesting conversations with people around the island of Bali. We hope to share relevant and helpful information for you and your business in Indonesia and Beyond.
So tune in, and keep a look out for the release of our first episode, coming to you tomorrow morning.