Jakarta, February 26, 2025 – The launch event for the book "Income Pentagon – Repackaged" by Sonny Sofjan has been successfully held, marking a new chapter in wealth management approaches in Indonesia. This book, which discusses a holistic concept of wealth management specifically designed for the Indonesian context, has attracted the attention of HR professionals, financial practitioners, and individuals interested in financial independence.
The emergence of the "repackaged" edition of the "Income Pentagon" book signifies a strategic shift towards integrating empathy into talent-out initiatives. While previous editions focused on individual wealth management post-talent out, this version adopts a professional HR perspective, emphasizing the moral obligation of organizations to empower affected employees with financial independence, even after they leave the company. This reflects a higher-level understanding of talent out within organizations, prioritizing employee well-being during transitions.
The event, which took place on Tuesday, February 26, 2025, at The Venue, was made even more special by the presence of Soleman Faluk, VP of Papuan Affair Development at PT Freeport Indonesia, as a speaker. His presence provided valuable insights into the application of wealth management strategies in the context of the closure of the Grasberg mine in Papua in 2018, a case study relevant to the focus of this book.
Sonny Sofjan, Co-Founder of Vanaya & Co and the author of the book, emphasized that the Income Pentagon serves as a guide focused on asset and resource management to create sustainable passive cash flow. This concept is particularly relevant for employees facing talent out, who need clear strategies to replace their active income.
The event was lively with active participation from attendees, both in-person and virtually. The engaging and interactive discussions demonstrated a high level of enthusiasm for the topics of wealth management and talent out discussed in the book.
The launch event also featured an engaging Q&A session, where three lucky participants—Anthony Gah Prabangkara, BM Funding Bank Luna; Aden Ruhimat, Head of Culture at Bank Syariah Indonesia; and Yan Wibisono, Associate Director of HR & GS at McDonald’s Indonesia—were awarded copies of 'Income Pentagon - Repackaged' for their most insightful answers about the book. Hendra Kusumah from IPB University also actively participated by asking insightful questions during the session.
To conclude the event, a book signing by Sonny Sofjan and Soleman Faluk took place, providing participants with the opportunity to interact directly with the author and receive a personal signature as a keepsake.
The book "Income Pentagon – Repackaged" is expected to inspire and provide solutions for HR professionals in managing talent out with greater empathy, as well as empower employees to achieve financial independence.*
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