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SOUL CAFES
PT. JIWA DI MANGKOK BALI
JDM COMPANY PROFILE // APRIL 2021
CONTENTS
SOUL CAFES OVERVIEW
Board of directors
SHARE HOLDERS
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT
SOUL CAFES RESTAURANT CONCEPTS
SOUL IN A BOWL
SOUL ON THE BEACH
SHOTGUN SOCIAL
BACON AND EGGS
EXPANSION STRATEGY
SHOTGUN SOCIAL
SHOTGUN SOCIAL SURABAYA
SHOTGUN SOCIAL BANDUNG
Conceived in 2015 by the Soul Cafes group, Soul in a Bowl was established to fill a
gap in the Sanur restaurant scene by offering innovative and healthy food, served in
a vibrant relaxed environment. The menus focus on flavors, locally sourced
ingredients, accompanied by great coffee, cocktails and wine.
After the resounding success of the flagship restaurant, a second followed in July
2017, with Soul on the Beach opening in the delightful beachfront location off
Jalan Pantai Sindu, Sanur, Bali.
In July 2020 Soul Cafes Group opened Shotgun Social, a micro-brewery-style beer
garden with a simple, high-quality, family-friendly venue which has focused on
good food and drinks.
It is the first Sanur's beer garden featuring 16 craft beer options on tap, unique
signature cocktails along with international food offerings and New York-inspired
pizza.
Shotgun Social is a place for everyone, any time of day and it naturally lends itself
to families, tourists, large groups, special events, and weddings.
B.A.E. has been launched at a location in Dewi Sri and has received exceptional
feedback from the food and beverage product thus far. B.A.E. is intended to test the
market with our new food and beverage products designed for the local Indonesian
market.
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PRESIDENT COMMISIONER
Mr. Antony Rhodes
Born in the UK but now proudly Indonesian. Tony trained in
property investment in the city of London during the late
80’s. With the city moving into recession in 1990 and bored
by the lack of business; he left the city to follow one of his
passions. He worked his way around the east coast of the
U.S. and then back to London. Learning the restaurant
business for a few years starting from the ground up. He
opened his own restaurant at the age of 25 in London. He
was then instrumental in rolling out the Cullens Patisserie
brand in the mid 90’s with Cullens Supermarkets PLC and
the Roux brothers. Tony sold out and moved to Bali in 1996
to follow his other passion of scuba diving. He has
numerous business ventures in Bali ranging from property
design and development, diving live-aboard cruise ships, a
travel agency, an export paper factory employing over a
thousand staff, a fan import business and a spa products
company. Inspired by Josh Harrison’s talent and vision; he
has decided to revisit his original passion, this time in
Indonesia, with Soul as the vehicle.
PRESIDENT DIRECTOR
Mr. Joshua Paul Harrison
Born in Toronto, Josh started cooking at the age of 16 in
some of Toronto’s best fine dining restaurants. Completing
a comprehensive degree in kitchen management he
relocated to Vancouver in 2000 to build and manage a
catering company. He was then recruited to set up and run
a new restaurant in which became a hotspot and lead to
numerous television appearances for Josh. In 2003 he saw
opportunity to expand his experience and moved to
Melbourne working in numerous establishments before
opening his own restaurant, The Maple Tree, in Victoria.
Josh has numerous awards including 2010 overall golden
plate winner, 2010 best customer service, 2010 best
relaxed contemporary venue, 2010 runner up best chef,
2011 best chef ‘regional’, 2011 Best wine list, 2011 runner
up best customer service, 2012 runner up best chef, 2013
Three “runner up” awards; best chef, customer service, wine
list. Josh moved to Bali in January 2014 to consult for close
friends who needed help establishing a café named
‘Shelter’ in Seminyak Bali. Josh is now the driver behind
Soul and its expansion.
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MANAGING DIRECTOR
Mr. Philip Mimbimi
A tenured professional in hospitality worldwide. Formally trained
chef he has traversed the world in multiple locations. With work
assignments ranging from five star hotel groups to stand alone
restaurants and multiple franchise chain outlets. Philip has lived
in South East Asia for twenty years and in Indonesia for over
fifteen years. He's operated numerous types of food and
beverage businesses in Bali. Recently he has been highly
integral over the last eight years in the expansion and
development of varying brands with an international restaurant
group based out of Jakarta. Phil was an essential factor in
creating the food product and training for the opening of
Shotgun Social. Employed as a consultant Philip has been the
catalyst in developing a corporate structure, recruitment of key
staff and implementation of systems. The demonstrated success
of his involvement and impact has led the Board to offer Philip a
directorship in the company. Soul will be utilizing his knowledge
and experience to lead the company growth in expansion. He'll
be overseeing the business and developing the company
foundation, structure and systems in co-operation with The
Board, our General Manager and management team.
SOUL IN A BOWL
The restaurant is located on Jalan Danau
Tamblingan in Sanur, only a few minutes walk from
the beach. The flagship restaurant of Soul Cafes
group offers an urban style feel comparable to many
great cafes worldwide.
The Space
The two-level modern style space casually reflects
an urban tropical vibe. The interior has a somewhat
calm natural popped up with tropical art and
foliage. With a Bali touch and highlights of classic
Indonesian elements, Soul in a Bowl is welcoming,
colourful, organic, eclectic, and evolving.
Total capacity :
Seated : 76 pax
Standing : 130 pax
COMPANY PROFILE - SOUL IN A BOWL
COMPANY PROFILE - SOUL ON THE BEACH
Total capacity :
Seated : 131 pax
Standing : 450 pax
COMPANY PROFILE - SOUL ON THE BEACH
COMPANY PROFILE - SHOTGUN SOCIAL
SHOTGUN SOCIAL
SHOTGUN SOCIAL
Total Capacity:
Seated : 234 pax
Restaurant and bar : 90 pax
Grass area : 72 pax
Pergola : 72 pax
Gender : Male
DOB : 3 February
Birth Place : Mansfield
Gender : Male
DOB : 2 November
Birth Place : London
Gender :Female
DOB : 9 September
Birth Place : Jakarta
JDM COMPANY PROFILE // DESEMBER 2021
Gender : Male
DOB : 2 May
Birth Place : New York Canada
Gender : Female
DOB : 31 May
Birth Place : Denpasar
Gender : Male
DOB : 30 October
Birth Place : Badung
JDM COMPANY PROFILE // DESEMBER 2021
Gender : Male
DOB : 2 Januari
Birth Place : Denbantas
Gender : Male
DOB : 31 December
Birth Place : Nongan
Gender : Male
DOB : 11 August
Birth Place : Buleleng
JDM COMPANY PROFILE // DESEMBER 2021
Gender : Male
DOB : 27 October
Birth Place : Arizona
Gender : Male
DOB : 10 June
Birth Place : America
Gender : Male
DOB : 14 May
Birth Place : London
JDM COMPANY PROFILE // DESEMBER 2021
Gender : Male
DOB : 7 June
Birth Place : Welwyn Garden City
Gender : Female
DOB : 18 October
Birth Place : Indragiri
Gender : Male
DOB : 2 March
Birth Place : Sublaco
JDM COMPANY PROFILE // DESEMBER 2021
Gender : Female
DOB : 21 September
Birth Place : Denpasar
Gender : Female
DOB : 9 August
Birth Place : Denpasar
Gender : Female
DOB : 24 December
Birth Place : Samarinda
JDM COMPANY PROFILE // DESEMBER 2021
CHIEF ACCOUNTING
Mr. Pradana Sanggita
OPERATION MANAGER
Mr. Satria Wibawa
CHIEF ENGINEERING
Mr. Juli Sumitra
BRANCH MANAGER
Mr. Made Astawa
More than 10 years experience in F&B Service, and the last
Company before he join with Soul Cafes are Beach Cafes Sanur
IT MANAGER
Mr. I Gede Agus Wibawa, ST., MT
More than 7 years experience in Information Technology
Hospitality Industry, and the last Company before he join with
Soul Cafes are Signature Hotel.
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SERVICE MANAGER
Mr. Endra Rusmawan
BEVERAGE SPECIALIST
Mr. Dewa Takesi
More than 10 years experience in Beverage, and the last
Company before he join with Soul Cafes are Hotel Indigo Bali,
Seminyak Beach
EXECUTIVE CHEF
Mr. Wayan Darsana
HEAD CHEF
Mr. Aris Sugianto
HEAD CHEF
Mr. Dewa Indra
More than 5 years experience in Culinary, and he start to
develop career from Cook Helper in Soul Cafes group until now
he promote to Head Chef position
SOUS CHEF
Mr. Adi Gunawan
More than 2 years experience in Culinary, and the last Company
before he join with Soul Cafes are Grastronomia Restaurant
SOUS CHEF
Mr. Ngurah Kade
VISION
MISSION
OBSERVATION - PEMANTAUAN
Observing leads to understand situation
ANTICIPATION - ANTISIPASI
Before guests request more, identifiy and find out their need and
possible demand
AGILE - TANGKAS
Work with agility is working effectively
WHAT IS CRISIS?
The Crisis Management Plan is designed to
provide a framework for the management of a
major security incident at Soul Cafes. The plan
defines the roles necessary for the management
of a crisis. It gives guidelines for mobilising a
crisis management team and for the practical
management of a crisis.
CONTENTS
1. What is a Crisis?
A crisis would be a major incident that threatens
life and/or Soul Cafes operations, reputation or
assets. It is something outside the control of an
organization whose management would consume
and divert significant time and resources. A crisis
may result from a singular event or be comprised
of a series of cascading or concurrent events.
N.B The types of threats that, if eventuating,
could constitute a crisis for Soul Cafes are
analysed and planned for via mitigation and
response strategies in the threat management
procedures section (CMP).
WHAT IS CRISIS?
The Crisis Management Plan is designed to
provide a framework for the management of a
major security incident at Soul Cafes. The plan
defines the roles necessary for the management
of a crisis. It gives guidelines for mobilising a
crisis management team and for the practical
management of a crisis.
CONTENTS
1. What is a Crisis?
A crisis would be a major incident that
threatens life and/or Soul Cafes operations,
reputation or assets. It is something outside the
control of an organization whose management
would consume and divert significant time and
resources. A crisis may result from a singular
event or be comprised of a series of cascading
or concurrent events.
N.B The types of threats that, if eventuating,
could constitute a crisis for Soul Cafes are
analysed and planned for via mitigation and
response strategies in the threat management
procedures section (CMP).
Lines of Communication
ARTICLE 43
GENERAL ILLUSTRATION
1. In general the formulation of this House Rules with objective to refrain any action in which
contradicted with the employment requirement between company and employee and to build a
healthy working condition.
2. When employee breached or commited an act against the rules formulated in the House Rules,
hence the company is allowed to give a disciplinary action to the employee by administer the
warning, whether verbal or written.
ARTICLE 44
CONDUCTS
3. Use polite language and expressions to guests, fellow employees, superiors or subordinates.
6. Employee are to abide by the hygiene and grooming standards as stipulated by the Company.
7. Employees are not allowed to receive friend, brother/sister or acquaintance as guest while on
duty or eithin the premises for personal purposes.
8. Employee are not allowed to hang around the premises after duty hours or during off duties.
10. Employee must surrender their package or bag or any thing taken in or out of the premises.
11. Employees are not allowed to smoke cigarette while on duty, or in a place which is not
assigned for smoking area.
12. Empoyees are not allowed to fight, gamble, or under influence of alcoholic drinks, or
consume narcotics or restricted drugs while on duty.
13. Employee are not allowed to work with or for other company when she/he is still employee
of this Company (PT. Jiwa Dimangkok Bali).
14.Employees are not allowed to eat food or candies or chew gums while on duty.
15. Employee shall always keep the confidentiality of the Company and shall not disclose it,
including even to the family members.
16.Employees are not allowed to running around, making noices, shouting, or laughing loudly.
17. Employee are not allowed to take out of the premises the equipment or Company belongings,
unless has been approved by the superior, witnessed and recorded by the security officer in
charge.
18. Employees are not allowed to change the work schedule by themselves, without approval in
advance by the superior.
19. Employee are not allowed to personally keep any things found in the premises. With or without
intention of personally possessing them, any thing found in the Company premises must be
surrendered to the lost and found at Housekeeping Department.
20. Employees are not allowed to be lazy, lying down or sleep while on duty.
21. Employees are not allowed to deface with graffiti or to remove announcement or flyers or memo
displayed on the notice board.
22. Employee are not allowed to collect funds or donation for whatsoever purposes unless approved
by the Manager of the Company.
23. Employees are to be responsible either collectively or individually to keep the totality or the
safety of the Company’s belongings, either if they are entrusted to the individual employee or not.
24. Employee are not allowed to abuse their position or authorities or the Company’s money for
personal gains.
25. Employee are restricted from bringing into the Company premisses fire guns, explosive materials
or any other dangerous items.
26. Employee are not allowed to incite, provoke, or slander fellow employees, superior, or
subordinates or guests which may or may not create disturbance in the Company premises or in the
work environment of the Company.
28. Employee are not allowed to put, circulate, show, with an intention of infuencing other people,
or to wear certain political party attribute or to bring in a political mission or do a practical politics
in the Company premises.
ARTICLE 45
PROCEDURE OF DISCIPINARY MEASURE
1.Any violation of company regulations made by the employee will be treated and followed-up with
the best and fair.
2.To determine the level of seriousness of the breach, a proper investigation must be conducted or
the breach should be proven, and the employee is given a chance to explain about the problems and
defend her/him self as necessary.
3.The purpose of the provision of disciplinary action is to improve the attitude, appearance,
behavior, discipline or performance of an employee.
4. The violate bundle or disciplinary measure that has been given to the employee should be keep
properly by Department Head and Human Resources Department as an employee file and
administratif prooved.
5.Verbal (but administrated) warning can be executed directly by the employee’s immediate superior
and Human Resource
6.The First and Second warning should be done in consultation and together with the respective
Department Head and Human Resource.
7.The Third / Last Warning, Suspension and Termination must be done together with HR Department
and approved by General Manager
ARTICLE 46
TYPES OF DICIPLINARY ACTION
1. Verbal Warning :
Verbally accost authorized by the employer if the violations were administrated for the
first tim.
Employer willprovide superior guidance to explain clearly the couse of given warning.
Given an oral reprimand should be recorded and stored in the archives of the relevant
employees. These records must include narrative offense, a reprimand is given, the
improvement of expected behavior, and signed by the employee.
Oral reprimand valid for a period of 3 months.
2. Reprimand Letter.
Is issued when the same minor violation is repeatedly done or offences which is
considered serious and committed for the first time.
TheReprimand Letter is issued by the respective Department Head and known by Human
Resource.
The Reprimand Letter is issued in three phases:
1. First Reprimand Letter
2. Second Reprimand Letter
3. Third/Last Reprimand Letter
Every reprimand letter is valid for 6 (six) months, it means after a reprimand letter has
been issued and exceeded six months without any issuance of other reprimand letter or
functional sanction, therefor the mentioned reprimand letter is no longer effective.
Employee on First Reprimand Letter who commits another disciplinary action will be
issued Second Reprimand Letter and so on up to the Third reprimand Letter.
The Third/LastReprimand Letter is issued to employee committing a Major Offence.
Should another offence is committed during the period, the consideration for termination
is to be considered.
Employeescommitted Grave Offence will be terminated in accordance to the prevailing
laws and regulations.
h)The issuance of reprimand letter does not necessarily follow what is stated in point ‘c’
above. For Critical violation the Company has autority to directly issue the Third / Last
Reprimand Letter.
4. Employment Termination
A misconduct committed after the issuance of 3 Reprimand Letters will cause in
employment termination of which the compensation will be considered and processed in
line with the prevailing Manpower Regulation.
Employment termination without severance pay is permitted in the event of the following
misconducts:
SOUL CAFES
PT. JIWA DI MANGKOK BALI