Majapahit Group is built on the rare combination of US legal training, international finance expertise, and deep knowledge of the Indonesian market.
Majapahit Group was founded on a conviction: that the US–Indonesia bilateral relationship, one of the most consequential but least well-served corridors in international commerce, deserves a professional services firm with true expertise on both sides.
The firm's principal holds an MBA from a top-ranked US business school, a Bachelor of Law from Indonesia, and a decade of professional experience spanning corporate law at a leading global law firm, emerging markets investment at a climate-focused fund, enterprise risk and M&A advisory at a Fortune 100 financial institution, and government affairs at the provincial level in Indonesia. This combination is rare — and it is precisely what clients navigating cross-border transactions, asset movements, and trade relationships need.
The name Majapahit is a deliberate reference to the great maritime empire that once united the Indonesian archipelago with the broader Southeast Asian and Indian Ocean world — a civilization that understood, centuries before modern finance, that prosperity flows across borders.
Former corporate lawyer at a leading global law firm (Asia office) specializing in Banking & M&A, with experience in due diligence, securities registration, anti-trust, and cross-border transactions.
Investment advisory experience across a USD 1.5 billion climate adaptation fund and USD 4 billion in public-private partnership due diligence, with a focus on Indonesia and Southeast Asia.
M&A risk management at a Fortune 100 financial institution, including 2LOD risk work streams for acquisitions, portfolio sales, and building the firm's first M&A Risk Management Playbook.
Served as Aide to the Governor of a major Indonesian province (~9 million residents) and as Campaign Manager, with direct experience in regulatory affairs, public policy, and government digitization at scale.
Advanced quantitative capabilities across Excel, VBA, SQL, R, and Tableau — applied to investment analysis, financial modeling, private placement memoranda, and transaction due diligence.
Native Bahasa Indonesia speaker with direct professional experience in Jakarta, South Sulawesi, and across Indonesian regulatory and business environments.
Law degree with a commercial law focus from one of Indonesia's leading private universities, providing the foundational legal training for corporate and transactional practice.
Associate at the Jakarta office of a top-ranked global law firm, handling licensing for technology companies, M&A due diligence, securities registration, anti-trust submissions, and import/export and tax duties matters.
Managed political campaigns and stakeholder engagement, developing expertise in Indonesian political strategy, public communications, and government relations.
Led government digitization initiatives, including a workflow platform that reduced processing time by over 65%, and redesigned the provincial employee database covering 25,000+ staff.
Master of Business Administration with a GPA of 3.75, awarded a full merit scholarship. Winner of the MBA Executive Challenge Case Competition.
Developed private placement memoranda and financial tools for a USD 1.5 billion climate adaptation and mitigation fund. Led analysis of Indonesia's regulatory barriers for energy transition on behalf of senior government leaders.
Led the 2LOD risk work stream for a major acquisition and developed the firm's M&A Risk Management Playbook. Oversaw portfolio sales and new product governance initiatives across the organization.
Launched to serve the growing demand for specialized US–Indonesia cross-border advisory — bringing legal, financial, and consulting expertise under one roof.
Majapahit Group's work concentrates on the US–Indonesia bilateral relationship, with capabilities extending across Southeast Asia, the broader Asia-Pacific region, and key financial centers globally.
The name, the mark, and the mission behind Majapahit Group — each rooted in Indonesian heritage and pointed toward what comes next.
The meaning behind the Majapahit name, the Waringin tree, the diamond frame, the gold gradient, and the slogan "Indonesia Forward" — each element grounded in Indonesian cultural heritage.
Read the philosophy →What we are working toward, the principles we work by, and why the US–Indonesia corridor represents one of the most significant underserved opportunities in international professional services.
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