Kenny joined the GI-TOC as part of the ECO-SOLVE team, the GI-TOC’s flagship environmental crime project, where he works mainly on analyzing the trend of global and regional illicit wildlife trade. He holds master’s and bachelor’s degree in law from Universitas Gadjah Mada. He has written various publications on the topic of illegal timber trade, carbon and indigenous rights, and environmental law in general. Kenny speaks Bahasa Indonesia and English and is working to improve his mandarin Chinese.