Our team has assisted various companies in the development activities of corporate and public sector governance at the following institutions:
Center fo Governance Studies:
Trisakti Governance Centre (TGC)
TGC Profile
Universitas Trisakti, as one of the reputable higher education institutions in Indonesia, is committed to providing an important role in encouraging good governance in Indonesia. As a university with the spirit of “One-Stop Learning for Sustainable Development”, Universitas Trisakti possesses intellectual capital in the field of governance, which is much needed in Indonesia. Trisakti Governance Center (TGC) was established to provide a strategic role in upholding good governance in Indonesia.
Vision
“Become a reputable center for governance studies in Indonesia”
Mission:
- Providing a role for Indonesia’s economic growth through research, dissemination of values, and contributing to improving the quality of the implementation of good corporate governance and good public sector governance in Indonesia.
- Providing a role for the quality of education in Indonesia through research, disseminating values, and contributing to improving the quality of good university governance.
Field of Activity
Research on Governance
Good Corporate Governance Assessment
Seminars, Workshops, and Training in the Field of Governance
Ranking of the Implementation of Good Governance for Corporations and the Public Sector
Development of Good Corporate Governance Soft Structure
Other activities related to governance activities
Assistance for Corporate Transparency Activities through Annual Reports
Dr. Deni Darmawati, SE., Ak., MSi, CA, CSRS, CSRA
Manager
Dr. Idrianita Anis, SE, Ak., MTI, CA, CPMA, CSRS
Vice Manager
Ice Nasyrah Noor, SE, M.Ak.
Secretary
Dr. Deni Darmawati, SE., Ak., MSi, CA, CSRS, CSRA
Member
Nadia Putri, S.Ak, M.Ak., CSRS
Member
Yulia Eka Riyanti, S.Ak, M.Ak., CSRS., CSRA
Member
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We invite governance key players to join us in disseminating governance values to create business atmosphere and work cultures in accordance with governance principles.
Corporate governance has become a familiar term in Indonesia, especially since the ratification of the Limited Liability Company Law in 1995 which was replaced by Regulation no. 40 of 2007 concerning Limited Liability Companies. Various regulations and best practice guidelines related to corporate governance began to be developed as a response to the various failures of companies that caused systemic crises in various countries, especially in the 1990s.
An example is the ratification of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act in the United States in 2002 as a response to the Enron incident and the publication of the Principles of Corporate Governance as an international benchmark for the first time by The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in 1999 in France.
Although various efforts at both domestic and international levels have been made to increase the effectiveness of the implementation of corporate governance, several parties state that there are not many companies that truly appreciate the substance of corporate governance.
There are still many new companies that implement corporate governance only at the surface level (out of formality), for instance, to support the strategy for building relations with the community. Many companies have not truly developed corporate governance structures and processes to increase shareholder trust, increase access to external funding sources, and reduce vulnerability to financial crises.
We still encounter many cases of violations of good corporate governance values in Indonesia, which have resulted in the corporate leaders being involved in legal cases and causing losses to the state. This shows that the enforcement of corporate governance still requires support from various parties.
Apart from corporate governance, challenges to governance are still encountered in the public sector, particularly in the government. According to ICW, state losses due to corruption reached IDR 26.8 trillion in Semester I of 2021 and showed an ever-increasing trend from 2018.
The ineffectiveness of governance enforcement both in the corporate and public sectors calls as a cause for support from various parties, especially in disseminating the values of governance in Indonesia. Governance, both in the corporation and the public sector, has an important role in driving sustainable economic growth by building investors’ and other stakeholders’ trust, creating high competitiveness, strengthening financial markets, and creating jobs.