Dr. Ginting took an early retirement
from a government post to provide Bali Online with excellent leadership,
management maturity and experience. Prior to joining Bali Online,
Dr. Ginting is the Director of the Fifth Region of the Animal Quarantine Office
of the Department of Agriculture of Indonesia, overseeing the provinces of
Bali, West Nusa Tenggara, East Nusa Tenggara, and East Timor, after having
served in the same office for the First Region in Medan from 1981-1987.
Professionally, Dr. Ginting has also served as the Director of the
Associations of Veterinarians Indonesia for the province of Bali.
Dr. Ginting's community involvement includes serving
as the President of the Rotary Club, Sanur
Beach as well as serving as the Treasurer and an Elder for the
The Protestant Church of West Indonesia Maranatha in Denpasar, Bali.
Serving beside Dr. Ginting is his son, Eka Namara Ginting,
a Ph.D. candidate at the School of Computer Science, Carnegie
Mellon University. Being immersed amidst Internet development
at Carnegie Mellon, and equipped also with an Economics undergraduate
degree from the University of Washington, Eka saw the need to
reach Internet members with information about Bali and Indonesia.
Prior to starting Bali Online, Eka has worked as a Technical
Associate for Bankers Trust New York and Citibank's Global Finance Technology
Planning Division, as well as a Software Design Engineer for the Microsot
in Redmond, Washington. In his community, Eka has served as
the President of the Indonesian Student Association in Seattle, as well
as participated as one of the founders of Bangsoi Foundation, an
Internet-based non-profit organization dedicated to helping
promising high-school students from the Batak villages in North Sumatera.
Darrell Kindred, also a Ph.D. candidate at the School of
Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University, ensures that Bali Online's
information and advertisement are delivered quickly and reliably.
Having completed his undergraduate degree at Duke University,
Darrell has also worked for Sun Microsystem in California and
for IBM's T.J. Watson Lab in New York.
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