Co-Founder

Cynthia found her passion for social equality and sustainability through her involvement in community service at a young age. Using her background in law, she channels her passion to help others by working pro-bono cases. As her love for Indonesia’s rich biodiversity grew, so did her desire to be involved in climate action. This passion became the foundation that founded Project Planet Indonesia.

Last Seen: Savouring a delicious grilled corn beachside while contemplating innovations to clean the ocean (e.g. robotic whales that detects and consumes microplastics)

Co-Founder

After graduating and working in several different countries to pursue her career in the hospitality industry, Stephanie became increasingly troubled by a pervasive feature of her job: waste. Her passion for sustainability sparked from seeing the industry’s lack of consideration for the environment and its natural resources. She dreams to support the development of Indonesia’s sustainability sector, with a focus on education, tourism, and hospitality.

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Last Seen: Scuba diving in Raja Ampat and basking in the peacefulness and beauty of the underwater world. 

Non-Profit Business Development Manager

A passionate Biotechnology graduate that aspires to create solutions for the current environmental issues through the power of science. Her interest in conservation and sustainability started when she learned about the anthropogenic impacts on the environment and the lack of care for it. Ranny believes the first step of change is to understand the importance of caring for the environment and how a small change could create a big impact.

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Last seen: Trekking down a cliff side beach in Uluwatu.

Non-Profit Business Development Manager

Bea has been living sustainably (unconsciously) her whole life. Her one go-to slogan is "small changes lead to a bigger change" even though she's not 100% living sustainably, she believes that every small move she made for nature could bring an impact on a better world to live in. Looking at the urgency of our action as people of our planet, alongside Project Planet Indonesia, she begins her uncertain-ending journey to healing the earth.
 

Last seen: fallen asleep on yoga mat after 30 minutes long stretching on Saturday morning