Eddy Chan is a prominent figure in Indonesia's venture capital industry, with over two decades of experience in venture investments, corporate law, and investment banking. He is a founding partner of Intudo Ventures, a VC firm that exclusively focuses on investing in Indonesian start-ups and supports the "digital transformation" strategy of Indonesian conglomerates. Eddy has been instrumental in managing over US$230 million in committed capital for Intudo Ventures and turning it into one of the most sought-after investors in the country. He has invested in various high-profile start-ups in Indonesia, including Xendit, Pintu, Halodoc, TaniHub, Kargo, and BeliMobilGue.

Eddy's journey in venture capital started in the late 1990s, where he invested in companies like PayPal, Palantir, and Affirm. He also co-founded and operated venture-backed tech companies with operations in Silicon Valley and Asia. He practiced corporate/M&A law before moving into venture capital.

Eddy is known for his work with top Indonesian talent, Pulkam SEA Turtles, and local Indonesian talent via professional and student associations. He has been a featured speaker at various prestigious events like the annual Harvard Asia Business Conference, MIT Asia Business Conference, and Southeast Asia MBA Weekend.

Eddy Chan is a trailblazer and a game-changer in Indonesia's venture capital industry, making him a sought-after investor, mentor, and keynote speaker.