Andine Sutarjadi

Andine Sutarjadi is a speaker, facilitator and writer on next generation philanthropy who has dedicated her career toward advancing inclusive practices in philanthropic decision-making, governance and advising.

As Director at 21/64, a nonprofit practice serving next-gen and multigenerational families, she facilitates programs and conversations to equip next-gen donors with the tools they need to clarify their philanthropic identity, become more strategic in their giving, and be prepared to serve on nonprofit boards. In her role, Andine also leads the 21/64 Certified Advisors of Color Program, which equips philanthropic advisors of color with knowledge on multigenerational family wealth and philanthropy as they build transformative relationships with donors and, together, move resources to diversify their philanthropic and social investments.

Andine comes to this work as a next gen donor herself and offers a unique perspective for both funders and professionals in the field. Her grounding presence and conviction that “your experience is your expertise” help to foster trusting spaces for next gen donors and the professionals with whom they work to have meaningful and insightful conversations on the challenges and opportunities that they encounter in their philanthropic work.

Before joining 21/64, Andine worked at Women Moving Millions, where she was responsible for programming and engaging funders who give boldly with a gender lens. She earned her B.Sc. in Health Science with a Minor in Public Health from Boston University.

An advocate for health equity, Andine serves as a Technical Advisor for Pyramid Life Care, a social enterprise she co-founded with her mother, providing health and holistic services to elderly communities in Jakarta, Indonesia. As an Asian-American feminist, Andine serves on the steering committee of the Asian Women Giving Circle and on the board of Asian American Futures – an organization cultivating philanthropy in the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community to ensure AAPIs are an essential part of the American narrative. Most recently, Andine joined the board of WomenStrong International, an organization advancing progress toward gender equity by partnering with grassroots women-led organizations in urban and peri-urban areas dedicated to improving the lives of girls and women.