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UPH Executive Education Introduced the Master of Management in Maritime Industry

13/02/2015 Uncategorized

UPH Executive Education Introduced the Master of Management in Maritime Industry

Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) Executive Education in collaboration with STC Group Rotterdam and PT. Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi,Tbk. introduced the Master of Management in Maritime Industry

 
Deputy Head of Economic Department of the Embassy of the Netherlands Hayo Provo Kluit, Chairman of Indonesian National Ship-owners Association, Carmelita Hartoto, Director Shipping and Transportation College Rotterdam (STC-Group), Captain Albert Bos, President Commissioner of PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk., Sumardjono, President Director of PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk., Theo Lekatompessy, together with the Rector of Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) Jonathan L. Parapak, at the signing ceremony for the cooperation between UPH, STC – Group, and Humpuss in the implementation of the Executive Master Management Program for Maritime Industry in Jakarta.

 

The cooperation between UPH Executive Education together with renowned partners in the maritime field was inaugurated by a signing ceremony on February 9, 2015 at UPH Executive Education, Jakarta. The signing of the cooperation allows the expansion of human resources in the fields of maritime, logistics and supply chain 

In this signing ceremony, the attendees included Jonathan L. Parapak, Rector of UPH, Captain Albert Bos, Director Shipping and Transportation College Rotterdam (STC-Group), Theo Lekatompessy, President Director of PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk., and Hayo Provo Kluit, First Secretary, Deputy Head of Economic Department of Netherlands? Embassy.

 
Jonathan L. Parapak, Rector of UPH, delivering his welcome remarks
The event opened with a welcome remark from Jonathan L. Parapak, Rector of UPH. “This program is an interesting program. We would like to thank the STC-Group and PT. Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk. who are willing to cooperate with UPH to support the government by advancing Indonesia as a maritime nation through the Master of Management program in Maritime Industry,” said Jonathan. 

Captain Albert Bos, Director of STC Group, explained the outbreak of this collaboration idea, “We, the STC Group and PT. Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk. have a mission to create qualified human resources, especially in the maritime field, for that we would like to establish a training center which will be able to deliver the material and knowledge in the field of maritime through this program. UPH as one of the best private universities in Indonesia is the right choice to advance Indonesian?s human resource?s quality, both in the national and international level.? It is also a form of support for the government and as a response to the importance of advancing the maritime field in Indonesia, especially as an archipelago state.

The atmosphere at the signing ceremony
 
UPH?s cooperation with STC Group and PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk. was formalized through the signing of the MoA
 

As a form of support for this program, Hayo Provo Kluit, Deputy Head of Economic Department of Netherland?s Embassy, attended the event.“Indonesia-Netherlands relationship is very close and wide. We do a lot of knowledge and experience exchange between the two countries. There are so many cooperations that have been done, one of them is in the aspect of education. We would like to extend our congratulations to UPH, STC Group and PT. Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk in an effort to advance the Indonesian maritime sector ,? said Provo Kluit.

 

President Director of PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk., Theo Lekatompessy

In delivering this program, thereare a lot of challenges that must be overcomed. Theo Lekatompessy, President Director of PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi, Tbk, explained the challenges he is facing both domestically, regionally and internationally. “In ASEAN, can we compete with the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam in the open market? This means that the quality must be considered,” said Theo. Two major issues that need to be considered are the quality of human resources and the standards that Indonesia uses as a benchmark in advancing the maritime field. (ca)

 
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