Recky Rendy, GED'22
Education Entrepreneurship, M.S.Ed.
What is your current position?
I am the Head of School at Hope Academy.
What is your proudest professional accomplishment?
The establishment of an integrated, one-stop-service inclusive program, complete with comprehensive assessment services and therapies in a single location. This marks a significant milestone in providing holistic support for students with diverse needs in the Jakarta area.
How has GSE influenced your professional path?
To never stop innovating despite all the challenges for the betterment of future generations.
What was the best part of your GSE education?
Amazing exposure to multicultural perspectives and international networks in education, and more importantly, college friends, faculty and staff that become brothers, sisters, and family.
Is there anything else you want tell us about?
Knowing that I never have to walk alone to shape future generations through education is truly a blessing. GSE, my program, and my peers show me that we can be an impactful and disruptive force for good anywhere God has entrusted us to serve.
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