Aaron Teariki Matairangi Anderson is the CEO and Co-Founder of INPAC Solutions. Born in the Cook Islands, Aaron carries his Pacific heritage with immense pride. This background fundamentally shapes his worldview and approach to global environmental challenges. Growing up in an island nation instilled in him a deep understanding of the unique pressures caused by limited land, fragile ecosystems, and escalating waste management issues, sparking a lifelong commitment to sustainable solutions.

Through INPAC Solutions, Aaron is building sustainable infrastructure systems tailored specifically to the Indonesian landscape. Rather than introducing detached, one-size-fits-all technology, Aaron champions systems that merge proven innovation with local realities.

Under his leadership, INPAC builds solutions that seamlessly integrate into Indonesian communities, support local operations, and generate long-term environmental and economic value. For Aaron, this work is far more than a business venture; it is a profound responsibility.

As Co-Founder and Director of Operations, Justin leads the execution of INPAC's projects from groundbreaking to commissioning. He coordinates engineering teams, contractors, and on-site personnel to keep pyrolysis, renewable energy, water treatment, and recycling builds on schedule and on budget.

His remit covers procurement and logistics, equipment commissioning, health and safety compliance, and the operational readiness of each facility. Justin works directly with local partners and municipal authorities to ensure every site meets INPAC's standards for reliability, environmental performance, and community impact.

With a hands-on approach and deep field experience across Indonesia, he is the operational backbone that turns INPAC's strategy into running infrastructure on the ground.

Agung Pablo is a Director and Co-Founder at INPAC Solutions. His journey to the executive level did not begin in a traditional boardroom, but rather on the island of Bali, where he has lived since 1996. Of half Balinese and half Australian descent, Agung grew up deeply rooted in Balinese culture.

At just 19 years old, he became a Mangku, a Balinese Hindu priest. This sacred role profoundly shaped his spiritual life and instilled in him a lifelong sense of duty to his community, his island and the natural environment that sustains them.

Today, Agung brings that same sense of duty to INPAC, where he is actively overseeing the company's pilot project currently under construction in Klungkung. He sees his primary role as being a vital bridge — connecting distinct cultures, linking ancient values with modern waste technology, and turning a problem that harms Bali into a solution that heals it.

For Agung, the company is a direct extension of his life as a Mangku, a Balinese Australian, and a dedicated advocate for the island.

Everard Findlay serves as Director of Strategy for INPAC Solutions, helping shape the company's long-term direction, partnerships, and positioning as a model for sustainable infrastructure and resource innovation.

Working at the intersection of environmental systems, sustainable development, education, and climate resilience, Everard brings more than two decades of experience aligning public, private, academic, and community stakeholders around shared goals.

Known for his ability to bring diverse groups together, Everard works across government, industry, academia, foundations, NGOs, and local communities to build partnerships that move ideas into action.

His role is ultimately to ensure that INPAC's growth is both commercially viable and environmentally responsible, creating lasting value through infrastructure that strengthens communities and contributes to a more resilient future.

Lucas Gresham is a forward-thinking business development leader helping advance INPAC Solutions' growth across the Asia Pacific region. As Director of Business Development and Partnerships, he focuses on identifying high-value market opportunities, building trusted relationships with key stakeholders, and supporting the development of scalable infrastructure solutions that respond to real environmental and commercial needs.

A skilled business analyst and partnership builder, Lucas combines analytical discipline with creative thinking, working closely with governments, enterprises, communities, and local partners to support growth that is both commercially sound and environmentally meaningful.

Passionate about long-term impact, Lucas is committed to helping build systems that can scale efficiently, create practical value, and contribute to cleaner, more resilient communities across Indonesia, Bali, and the wider Indo-Pacific region.

As Head of Legal, Bening oversees corporate structuring, contracts, permits, and regulatory compliance for INPAC's pyrolysis, renewable energy, water, and recycling projects. She works closely with national ministries, regional governments, and local authorities to keep every project compliant and well-positioned.

Her remit also covers partnership agreements, land and concession arrangements, intellectual property, employment, and corporate governance. Bening leads due diligence on new ventures and ensures that INPAC's commercial agreements protect both the company and the communities it serves.

With a meticulous, principled approach, she safeguards INPAC's license to operate while enabling the speed and flexibility the business needs to grow responsibly across the region.

As Head of Business Development, Darren leads INPAC's outreach to governments, enterprise clients, and institutional investors across the region. He identifies high-impact opportunities in pyrolysis, renewable energy, water treatment, desalination, and recycling, and shapes propositions that are commercially and environmentally robust.

Darren manages the commercial pipeline end to end, from market intelligence and lead qualification to proposal development, contract negotiation, and handover into delivery.

With a focus on long-term relationships over one-off transactions, he is committed to building a portfolio of projects that scale INPAC's impact while reinforcing the company's reputation for reliability, integrity, and measurable outcomes.

Gde brings more than three decades of leadership across hotel development, resort operations, and large-scale construction. His senior roles at Starwood Hotels & Resorts Asia Pacific and as Director of several hotels in Bali have given him deep expertise in project planning, technical operations, environmental management, and strategic business development.

At INPAC, Gde translates that experience into disciplined delivery of complex infrastructure — coordinating contractors, sequencing works, and keeping environmental and operational standards front and centre from groundbreaking through commissioning.

He also brings decades of leadership experience through the Indonesia Golf Association and KONI Bali, reinforcing INPAC's local relationships and stakeholder engagement across the province.

Ketut is a practising lawyer and business executive with more than 15 years of experience across legal consulting, hospitality, property management, and corporate leadership. As co-founder of multiple companies, he combines legal rigour with hands-on operational insight.

At INPAC, he specialises in corporate law, operations, strategic planning, and business development — supporting contracts, compliance, and governance across the group's Indonesian projects.

His dual perspective as lawyer and entrepreneur helps INPAC navigate complex regulatory environments while keeping commercial agreements aligned with the company's long-term operating model.