Jakarta, April 26, 2025 – At the prestigious 4.0 Award Trends Summit 2025, held at Grand Mercure Jakarta Kemayoran, Edward Tanoto, the visionary Founder of Solasta Education, was proudly honored with the #1 Indonesia Most Recommended Education Awards 2025, presented by Award Magazine.
Edward’s journey with Solasta Education is nothing short of inspiring. Fueled by a passion for education and an unwavering commitment to excellence, he has built a consultancy that goes beyond traditional academic advising. Solasta Education empowers Indonesian youth to not only reach prestigious universities worldwide but to develop the skills, mindset, and confidence needed to thrive in an increasingly globalized world.
Under Edward’s leadership, Solasta Education has become synonymous with innovation, integrity, and personalized student success. With tailored strategies, mentorship programs, and a holistic developmental approach, the company has guided hundreds of students to secure placements at leading universities across the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Asia.
During the awarding ceremony, GP Rajasa Pranadewa, Chairman of the 4.0 Award Trends Summit 2025, remarked, “Edward Tanoto’s work at Solasta Education is transformative. His dedication to shaping future leaders demonstrates the true power of education as a force for positive change.”
Beyond academic achievements, Solasta Education also fosters leadership, critical thinking, and global citizenship among its students—qualities that resonate deeply with the demands of the 21st century. Edward’s vision is clear: education should not only open doors but also create changemakers.
This award represents a milestone, but for Edward and Solasta Education, it is just the beginning. Their ongoing commitment to excellence ensures they will continue inspiring and shaping Indonesia’s brightest minds for years to come.
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