THE GIFT OF EARTHTREE

Earthtree develops edutainment content on Imagination, Creativity and Art for an international audience of kids. Working with partners who include Pearson Education, Egmont, Shanghai Media Group and IAH Games, Earthtree creates a multiplatform and multimedia engagement for kids.

Our popular TV shows feature the humorous and creative talent Oistein Kristiansen as he demonstrates how fun, imaginative and engaging Art can be. Our shows broadcast in over 50 territories, including China, India, Singapore, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe and South East Asia.

Earthtree is looking to work with partners to take a leading position in consumer entertainment and education markets.

The company currently has operations in Singapore, Shanghai, Norway and is looking to expand into India and the USA in the near future.












SINGAPORE - SHANGHAI - NORWAY
Aravind
Řistein
Roland
Stein Georg
Vincent



Roland Ong - Director

Dr. Roland Ong is CEO and Executive Director on the board of Infocomm Asia Holdings, a company he founded in end 2004 to put a stamp on the Asian map for online games. In less than 3 years, Roland grew the company from a start-up to Southeast Asia's leading provider of online games, having attracted several top tier triple A on-line games in the industry and secured US$25 million in capital funding at a time when top game publishers have overlooked South East Asia. Roland draws on his pioneering efforts in the Internet Content business since he graduated with Master of Science (MSc) in Internet in 1994. He was a pioneering staff of Horizon Education and Technologies Ltd since 1995 and assisted in listing the company in 2000 on the Singapore SGX where Roland was President of E-Learning and Multimedia Group and Executive Director.

Roland is presently also the co-CEO, Executive Director, and co-founder of China The9 Interactive Ltd (C9i) which secured the exclusive license and distribution rights of World of Warcraft game in Greater China. In 2 years, he and his partners grew the China operations of C9i to over 800 staff and revenue exceeding US$100M annually. As a testimony of his unique combination of sharp business acumen and keen knowledge of technology, he graduated with Magna Cum Laude from Taylor University (1993), won the AT&T's Men and Women in Telecommunications Award (1993), was appointed a Fellow at Ball State University (1994) and conferred a professorship for his academic and business achievements by the Hainan Normal University (2006).