Enny Hardjanto leaves BPS

Enny Hardjanto leaves BPS

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JAKARTA (JP): Bank Papan Sejahtera (BPS) vice president Enny
Hardjanto (left), who leaves the bank today after working there
for 18 months, bids farewell to BPS president Al Nyoo (right).

Enny, who is well-known in the banking community, denied over
the weekend that her resignation was because of a conflict with
the bank's management, including Al Nyoo.

Rumors say Enny will move to Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI) to
chair the bank's planned credit card department, but she denies
this.

Enny, a former Citibank vice president, made a great
contribution to launching Bank Papan's credit cards earlier this
year.

She said she voluntarily resigned from the bank and planned to
work on her own.

She says she and some friends have set up a company, PT Hanesa
Indrasakti, to recruit Indonesian professionals working in
Europe, the United States and Australia to return to work in
Indonesia.

"Many foreign-graduated Indonesians are reluctant to return to
Indonesia, while Indonesia needs them to compete with foreign
professionals for top positions in the country's business sector
in the coming free trade era," she said.

Hanesa Indrasakti will start operating in October with an
office on the 17th floor of Jakarta's Landmark building. (jsk)