Tribal role: enthusiast

Adystra Bimo Herayanto

Post date October 6, 2022

I am a big believer in sports and the benefit it gives. I see sport creates friendships between people who would not normally communicate. Having the experience of running more than 10 marathons, I learned so much about endurance training and how it can be applied in everyday life: don’t strive for perfection. Instead, challenge yourself to be better and minimize any obstacles that prevent you from getting there.

I read sports marketing and have worked with various global sports brands. Besides humanizing business with Innate Motion, I also act as a running coach, helping recreational athletes achieve their running goals.

Tags Business Humanizer and Partner

Clarissa Alicia

Post date January 20, 2022

Energetic, talkative, easy-going, ambivert, fair problem-solver, foodie, a digital native who likes to ride on the trend, passionate about beauty, and not afraid to try new things. I firmly believe in “if there’s a will, there’s a way.” These words keep me going whenever I meet roadblocks throughout my life. As a young Business Humanizer, I don’t push for uniformity. I welcome everyone’s uniqueness and recognize the strength of diversity and inclusion. If we join forces and work together in cohesion, we all thrive.

My background in communication sparked my interest in understanding the different perspectives that everyone has. Through Innate Motion, I can explore and understand the underlying reasons behind it by utilizing our tools and methodologies. I love seeing how this understanding helps businesses connect with their people and find their true purpose, which will help build a better society and world.

Tags Business Humanizer and Cultural Decoder

Cathy Wang

Post date May 8, 2019

A Cyborg, dancer-wanna-be, traveler, maybe sociologist, passionate about psychotherapy & time management, I enjoy being on the road, traveling through, or living in different places. One is to observe cultural differences, and the other is to realize that the so-called cultural differences are a misleading term – a more complex system beyond country, race, or ethnicity. And fast conclusions can shut you out from more profound connections.

Ever since I graduated with my masters in MSc Culture and Society, I’ve been working as a Business Humanizer, keen to apply human insights and methodologies I acquired to the real world, to the commercial world. Being an Enthusiast, I want to create a more tolerant and prosperous world where we embrace, rather than fear, difference, and diversity.

Tags Business Humanizer and Cultural Decoder