An Interview with Utari Octavianty, Chief Sustainability Officer at Aruna
Utari Octavianty, Chief Sustainability Officer at Aruna | Photo: Aruna
“We get the best of both worlds, namely inviting more young people to be involved in the fishery industry and second is introducing new, worth-trying things to more coastal communities.”
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