Arumdriya Putri

Arum advises global food, consumer goods and technology companies on agricultural trade, commodity imports and industrial policies, including local content requirements and excise tax proposals. She specializes in import restrictions, raw material security and supply chain disruptions, helping clients understand how regulatory decisions affect their operations. 

Arum maintains close working relations with officials at the Ministry of Finance, industry associations, business chambers, journalists and policy researchers. Her work involves gathering firsthand intelligence on government priorities, regulatory implementation and industry interests, going beyond information available through formal government channels. She has successfully uncovered sensitive, supplier-level intelligence on import quotas by building access to industry networks beyond established government channels. These insights have helped clients identify viable sourcing options and respond to urgent supply-chain challenges. 

Arum holds a Master of Public Policy from the Australian National University’s Crawford School of Public Policy, supported by an Australia scholarship. She has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Universitas Gadjah Mada.