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Summary

Harvey Goldstein has achieved a distinctive career history as an American businessman in Indonesia. In the 1980s, he led many ambitious venture capital projects that created jobs and significant economic growth in developing countries in Southeast Asia. His early career history also includes serving as a principal founder of the Manchester Group, Ltd., a firm that specialized in providing assistance to entrepreneurs and international businesses. As a business leader in Indonesia, Harvey Goldstein also held civic positions such as president of AmCham Indonesia and chairman of the Asia-Pacific Council of American Chambers of Commerce.

Over the course of his career, Harvey Goldstein has delivered advisory services to numerous Fortune 100 companies and has worked directly with several governments of developing countries. While undertaking business development projects in Indonesia, he served as an interface between the local government and the United States. Continuing to spearhead a range of business opportunities in Southeast Asia, he presently serves as chairman of Harvest International, Inc.

Work experience

2007Present

Managing Director

Business-Link Consultancy PTE LTD
1987Present

President/Director

PT Harvest International Indonesia
19861988

Chairman

APCAC Asia-Pacific Council of American Chambers of Commerce
19701987

Executive Vice President

Resources Management International Inc.
19691987

Executive Vice President

PT Resources Management Indonesia
19851986

Chairman YPO Indonesia

Young Presidents' Organization
19801986

President

AmCham Indonesia
19681969

Special Professor

Chulalongkorn University
19681969

Visiting Professor

National Institute of Development Administration
19651966

Assistant Professor

State University of New York - Erie County

Education

Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.)

Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (NYU Poly)

M.Sc.

State University of New York at Buffalo

Operations Research

State University of New York at Buffalo

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