Veronica Kinanthi Sihutami is a legal academic specializing in Land and Agrarian Law, with a strong interest in the intersection between land regulation and modern Business Law practices. With over three years of experience as Head of Legal in several prominent private companies, she possesses a concrete understanding of how legal certainty over land rights serves as a critical foundation for the continuity and sustainability of business operations. 

In her academic role, Veronica not only delivers legal knowledge conceptually but also develops practical and responsive learning approaches tailored to the needs of the business world. She emphasizes the integration of agrarian legal principles with business law doctrines, all grounded in the core values of Legal Professional Ethics, which are essential to ensuring integrity in legal practice. 

Her academic vision is to promote a model of Business Law that is adaptive, equitable, and rooted in legal certainty, especially concerning issues of land and investment. She is committed to shaping law graduates who are not only strategic and systematic thinkers but also socially aware and ethically grounded professionals capable of navigating the complexities of modern legal challenges in the private sector. 

Her research focuses on the role of law in balancing corporate interests with the protection of community land rights, in line with progressive legal theory that positions law as a tool to achieve substantive justice. Through an analytical, reflective, and communicative approach, Veronica actively contributes to building a legal education ecosystem that is relevant, solution-oriented, and responsive to contemporary developments.