On Tuesday, April 29, I set out on a meaningful road trip from Bogor with two trusted colleagues, Pak Deddi and Dadan. What seemed like a business trip at first, quickly turned into something far deeper—a cultural and entrepreneurial journey fueled by passion for tempeh , a humble Indonesian food with global potential. Our first stop was SMKN 63 Jakarta, where we met with the vice principal and leadership team. We discussed an exciting plan to collaborate between Rumah Tempe Indonesia—an innovation center I proudly lead—and the school. We envision a tempeh production training center inside SMKN 63, giving students hands-on experience in food innovation, entrepreneurship, and cultural preservation. Rumah Tempe Indonesia has always believed that partnerships—whether with schools, universities, private or public sectors—are key to reviving and modernizing this traditional food. From Jakarta, we hit the road again, heading toward Semarang to meet the owner of a tofu factory with whom we...
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