Located equatorially between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, Indonesia is an archipelago of 17,508 islands and the fourth most populated country in the world. The largest islands in the archipelago are Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Kalimantan, and the Indonesian section of New Guinea known as Papua. The island of Java has the nation’s most clustered population, forcing the Indonesian government to instill a transmigration policy to correct the uneven distribution. As part of a developing region, Indonesia has progressed substantially in recent years, with its economy and morale having been lifted from previous struggles. Gas and oil exports aid the economy, but this boost is also partially due to tourism, as Indonesia is the second most biodiverse nation in the world and contains thousands of varieties of flora and fauna.
Singapore-based Harvey Goldstein serves as the chairman of Harvest International, Inc., in Indonesia, where he also serves as the managing director of Business-Link Consultancy PTE LTD. Previously, Harvey Goldstein served as a founding shareholder and director for Resources Management International, Inc., a company based in Southeast Asia that provides training and management in developing countries in the region, including Indonesia.
Located equatorially between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, Indonesia is an archipelago of 17,508 islands and the fourth most populated country in the world. The largest islands in the archipelago are Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Kalimantan, and the Indonesian section of New Guinea known as Papua. The island of Java has the nation’s most clustered population, forcing the Indonesian government to instill a transmigration policy to correct the uneven distribution. As part of a developing region, Indonesia has progressed substantially in recent years, with its economy and morale having been lifted from previous struggles. Gas and oil exports aid the economy, but this boost is also partially due to tourism, as Indonesia is the second most biodiverse nation in the world and contains thousands of varieties of flora and fauna.
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As the chairman of Harvest International, Inc., Harvey Goldstein has worked to help the company thrive for nearly three decades. Prior to this role, Harvey Goldstein served as a director for Resources Management International, Inc., a technology management and training firm based in Indonesia that offers its services to developing Southeast Asian countries. Before beginning his admirable career in business, Harvey Goldstein worked in scientific research and engineering and developed a testing facility for NASA's Nimbus satellites.
The Nimbus program launched in 1964 as a means to monitor and observe weather and atmospheric conditions around the clock. The satellites were equipped with microwave and infrared radiometers, Coastal Zone Color Scanners, and ozone mappers to provide global data on the Earth's ice and sea coverage and atmospheric chemistry, temperatures, and radiation levels. The series of satellites included Nimbus 1, Nimbus B, and Nimbus models 4 through 7 weather satellites with objectives like monitoring pollutants, measuring water vapor, analyzing the ozone layer, and aiding in weather analysis. Nimbus satellites are no longer in use, but the satellites paved the way for the modern technology used to collect data on weather patterns and atmospheric conditions. |
AuthorHarvey Goldstein is an American executive who has almost five decades of experience doing business and creating jobs in Southeast Asia. Archives
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