Advocacy

The committees are the core, and the meetings are closed.

The 15 Committees at AmCham form the core of the Chamber advocacy efforts. With guidance from the Board of Governors, Committee leaders contributes tireless efforts to build the solid position for the Chamber in advocacy through a variety of events and activities. These activities, ranging from premium events, informative and networking events to delegations, expose our members to top tier professionals and exclusive dialogue with government officials in the region, adding great value and foresight to their business portfolios and strategies.

No. 01

What a committee is for

Committee monthly meetings are off-the-record and are open to AmCham members only.

amcham.or.id/en/pages/committee

to serve the membership via information and issues exchanges.
to lobby appropriate entities concerning the issues facing the Committee.
to brief the Board of Governors.

Committees meet regularly in events open to the membership. All members are invited to all Committee meetings via e-mail. Committee Chairs are appointed by the Managing Director. Chairs can select Vice Chairs, who must be approved by the Managing Director.

No. 02

The committees they name

Fourteen committees are named and linked on their committees page, under a sentence that puts the number at fifteen. Both are theirs and both are shown as they stand. No fifteenth has been added here, because adding one would mean inventing it.

Corporate Citizenship

Education and Workforce Development

Energy Transition

Financial Industry Committee

Food and Agriculture

Human Resources

Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

Intellectual Property

OSAC Security

Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices

Services

Taxation

Trade & Logistics

Young Professionals

The chamber also names a working group of its own, the AmCham Indonesia Halal Working Group, which took an audience with the National Economic Council in September 2026. Each committee has a page of its own

No. 03

What the advocacy produces

The investment reports, with the title and the year read off each cover rather than off the order they sit in. The chamber keeps the full editions on its own site.