THE position of Kadin Chairman seems to be sensational. “It can be a quick way for entrepreneurs to enter the cabinet and become close to those in power,” said Sofjan Wanandi, Chairman of the Indonesian Association of Entrepreneurs, Apindo. In other words, as a former Kadin leader added, now this organization is involved in more than just business (“Can obtain a share of large government projects,” said a Tempo source), as well as politic