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About Us

Unending Dedication: Enriching Every Sector of Existence

Established in 1975 by Ir. Saleh Saeed Alwaini, Binawan Group was founded upon the conviction that every Indonesian citizen deserves an equal opportunity to realize their aspirations and secure the well-being of their family. Over nearly five decades, Binawan Group has evolved into one of Indonesia's diversified business groups, comprising 7 business pillars and 25 business units.

Our Value

WHEN PEOPLE GROW. NATIONS GROW.

To generate a lasting impact by empowering people to rise, families to thrive, and communities to prosper through access to education, dignified work, and global opportunity.

Our Vision

To be the catalyst for Indonesia's workforce development, empowering individuals to succeed internationally while contributing to Indonesia's overall growth and prosperity.

Our Mission

  • Creating an international atmosphere through education, skills development, international work placement and sustainable partnerships.
  • Accelerating workforce capacity development throughout Indonesia to achieve global excellence.
  • Optimizing international workforce skills for targeted contributions to the country's development.
Our Journey

The Visionary Behind Binawan: The Legacy of Ir. Saleh Saeed Alwaini

The Binawan story began in 1975 when the Saudi Arabian oil boom created an unprecedented demand for Indonesian labor. Ir. Saleh Alwaini, an engineer with an entrepreneurial instinct and the heart of a visionary, saw more than just a business opportunity — he saw a responsibility. Unlike competitors who focused solely on recruitment volume, he invested in something rare at the time: quality.

Because we are not just chasing profit. We are building dignity.

Ir. Saleh Saeed Alwaini
Binawan Training Centre campus
The Evolution of Our Journey

Driving growth across borders and industries for nearly 50 years

  1. 1976

    Dwiputra Metropolitan

    Two brothers, Ir. Saleh Alwaini and Anies Alwaini, established a manpower placement company born from a conversation at their dining table.

  2. 1980

    Mercu Binawan

    Driven by early success, the company transformed with a sharper focus on quality and professionalism in deploying labor to the Middle East.

  3. 1984

    Binawan Praduta

    One of the first Vocational Training Centers in Indonesia specifically designed to prepare migrant workers.

  4. 2000

    GHPD Inaugurated

    Global Health Professional Development formally inaugurated with the support of key national ministries.

  5. 2018

    Binawan University

    STIKes Binawan officially transformed into Binawan University, expanding beyond health sciences into a multidisciplinary institution.

  6. 2024

    National Leadership

    CEO Said Saleh Alwaini appointed Chairman of APJATI, the national association of Indonesian manpower services companies.

Binawan Group leadership briefing
Chairman’s Message

Leading the Next Chapter of the Binawan Legacy

With a legacy spanning more than 49 years, Binawan Group was built upon a strong commitment to creating opportunities and improving lives. What began as an initiative rooted in human capital development has since grown into a broader mission: empowering individuals, strengthening communities, and contributing to sustainable progress across multiple sectors. As Binawan continues its journey, it remains guided by its vision to become a trusted partner in creating opportunities both within Indonesia and beyond.

Said Saleh Alwaini

CEO, Binawan Group

Key Leaders

The people steering the ecosystem

Binawan Group wouldn't be where it is today without the dedication of our leaders — shaping growth and delivering lasting value to the nation.

Commissioner

Aida Amir Bawel, SH

Co-Founder of Yayasan Binawan alongside the late Ir. Saleh Alwaini. A senior legal specialist and notary anchoring the strategic governance, core values, and long-term sustainability of the Binawan ecosystem.

Commissioner

dr. Hilwa Saleh Alwaini, BMedSc

Healthcare and education professional; Secretary General of IHTP Indonesia and President Director of Menteng Mitra Afia Hospital. MD from Universitas Indonesia, BMedSc from the University of Melbourne.

Chief Executive Officer

Said Saleh Alwaini, M.M., M.I.M.

President Director since 2012 and Chairman of APJATI (2024). CEMS Master of International Management (Universität St. Gallen & University of Sydney); pioneer of Indonesian healthcare placement to the UAE, Japan, Singapore, Australia, and Europe.

Chief Financial Officer

Begin Adi Nugroho, S.T., M.M., M.B.A

15+ years in corporate finance and banking; former AVP Corporate Banking at Bank Mandiri and M&A Project Leader with BCG. Directs financial architecture across 25 business entities.

Chief Marketing Officer

Kristin Tan, S.A.B., M.M

20+ years of strategic marketing leadership across healthcare, education, technology, and hospitality; former CMO of Euromedica Group and Ekrutes.id.

Chief Technology Officer

Arya Mandala Putra, S.Sos.

Architect of Binawan's digital transformation — enterprise architecture, system integration, and AI initiatives. President Commissioner of Vokati and Pindai AI.

Chief Operating Officer

Danu Samsi Purnomosidhi, M.Si., M.M.

20+ years in business transformation; former VP Area Manager at Bank Mandiri. Oversees 23 business units and a 1,000+ employee organization that has deployed over 130,000 professionals worldwide.

Binawan Foundation

Rooted in Hope. Advancing the Nation.

True success is measured not by business growth alone, but by the magnitude of its benefit to society — flagship programs designed to create tangible, sustainable impact.

01

Achievement Scholarships

Access to higher education at Binawan University for talented Indonesian youth from underprivileged families.

02

Integrated Vocational Training

Complimentary job skills training for people in remote areas to compete in the global labor market.

03

Community Health Services

Free medical check-ups and health education for the public through synergy with Binawan's healthcare facilities.

04

Rural Community Development

Empowering the home regions of migrant workers through agriculture and local entrepreneurship.

05

Women's Empowerment

Mentoring and entrepreneurship training to enhance the economic independence of Indonesian women.

06

Literacy and Work Readiness

Pre-departure education covering financial management, labor rights protection, and character building.

There is no great step without conviction. There is no great dream without doubt. And this is that journey — the journey called Binawan.

Ir. Saleh Saeed Alwaini, Founder of Binawan Group