Never Too Late To Gain Your Master Degree | Arlan Setiawan | TEDxTuguPahlawan

Arlan Setiawan is a serial entrepreneur that focused on sustainability issue. Graduated from Electrical Engineering of Trisakti University, he has been started his professional experiences in various multinational company in Indonesia and also Singapore for about 6 years. After that, he tried to pursue his other ambition as an entrepreneur in Oli & Gas Industry. Beside of his business as a serial entrepreneur, he also dedicated himself in several social activity such as Toastmaster Club and also founding an organization that focused on sustainability issue named BizComm International. In late 2013, after so long time did not get in touch with any academic world, Arlan Setiawan decided to went back to the college as a master student at the age of 63 in The University of Starthclyde and graduated with the Distinction.
Arlan Setiawan is a serial entrepreneur that focused on sustainability issue. Graduated from Electrical Engineering of Trisakti University, he has been started his professional experiences in various multinational company in Indonesia and also Singapore for about 6 years. After that, he tried to pursue his other ambition as an entrepreneur in Oli & Gas Industry. Beside of his business as a serial entrepreneur, he also dedicated himself in several social activity such as Toastmaster Club and also founding an organization that focused on sustainability issue named BizComm International. In late 2013, after so long time did not get in touch with any academic world, Arlan Setiawan decided to went back to the college as a master student at the age of 63 in The University of Starthclyde and graduated with the Distinction.
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[@naruzawa]

inspiring!

[@akiladharmendar3478]

What an inspiration!

[@dama_shares]

Excellent

[@padmajaofficial5863]

I was surprised when he said that he is 35😁

[@markkuuss]

why is 35 too old for a Master?