CEO of Hive Five Provides Full Scholarships for Trisakti University Students
The Founder and CEO of Hive Five, Sabar L. Tobing, has provided educational scholarships of up to 100 per cent to a student at Trisakti University. The programme is designed to assist students in pursuing their education without being hindered by financial issues.
Sabar stated that access to education is a crucial factor in improving the quality of human resources. According to him, the opportunity to obtain a good education should be open to students who possess a strong will to learn and develop themselves.
“Education is a long-term investment. I want the opportunity to receive a good education not to stop simply because someone faces financial limitations,” Sabar said in a statement on Friday (11/9/2026).
He believes that education is not solely related to academic ability. Higher education, according to Sabar, also plays a role in shaping a generation that possesses integrity, adaptability, and sensitivity to various issues developing in society.
Sabar views the provision of scholarships as a form of social investment. It is hoped that the education received by students will have a broader impact through knowledge, skills, and contributions after they complete their studies.
“The hope is that when they receive this opportunity, they will also have the spirit to provide benefits to others. A scholarship is not just about educational costs, but about opening opportunities and building the future,” said Sabar.
According to him, students today face increasingly complex challenges. Technological developments, changes in the world of work, and increasingly open competition demand that the younger generation possesses continuously evolving capacities.
Therefore, the opportunity to obtain quality education is considered an essential asset for students in facing these changes. Educational support is also expected to help students focus more on developing both academic abilities and other skills.
Through the provision of these full scholarships, Sabar hopes that the recipients will make the best use of their educational opportunities. He also encourages them to ensure that the knowledge gained does not remain for personal interest alone.
“The most important thing is how that educational opportunity is utilised effectively. The knowledge obtained should not stop at personal interest, but in due time, it must also provide an impact on the environment and society,” said Sabar.