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Pandu Patria Sjahrir of Toba Bara Sejahtera is one of the well-known names of Go-Jek's board members.
TRIBUN-MEDAN.com-Since its inception in 2010, the carpool technology company, Go-Jek, has become one of Unicorn's startups (valued at over $ 1 billion) in Indonesia.
After spending a number of fundraising sessions generating billions of rupiahs in funds involving various well-known investors such as Google, Tencent, JD, Astra and GDP Venture, few knew Go-Jek's internal structure.
Later, the investment consulting firm Momentum Works leaked information about it. The document comes from the files that Go-Jek submitted during the last funding session.
Information from Momentum Works revealed part of the composition of Go-Jek's board of directors and board of directors, as well as some of its shareholders.
Composition of the board of directors
According to information from Momentum Works compiled by KompasTekno of Deal Street Asia, Tuesday (27/11/2018), Go-Jek's CEO and founder, Nadiem Makarim, sat on the board of directors, along with six other people, including most were colleagues.
Nadiem would have 58,416 shares, or 4.81% of the total shares of Go-Jek. He is the largest individual shareholder of the company.
In addition to Nadiem, board members included Kevin Aluwi, Go-Jek's information systems manager, who owned 205 shares. Kevin worked with Nadiem on e-commerce Zalora in 2012.
Then, the board of directors was also filled by Go-Jek's managing director, Andre Soelistyo. Andre joined in 2016 the Northstar Group investment company, which had invested in Go-Jek in 2015 and had worked for the startup fintechKartuku. Go-Jek acquired Kartuku in 2017.
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