Piya
Saliba

Piya Saliba is the CEO of Fountain Capital, a Beverly Hills–based firm, whose work operates at the intersection of business, creativity, and community impact.

About

Piya Saliba

Growing up between Indonesia and Singapore, Piya developed an international perspective that continues to influence both her personal and professional outlook. From a young age, she was equally passionate about creativity and entrepreneurship, interests that remain deeply connected to her identity today.

In addition to her professional endeavors, Piya is actively involved in philanthropic initiatives through the Nalin and Naseeb Foundation and serves on the Cedars-Sinai NICU Parent Council, where she supports families during challenging moments.

She also continues to pursue creative passions including singing, acting, and storytelling. For Piya, creativity plays an important role in leadership, shaping the way she communicates, builds relationships, and approaches challenges and problem-solving.

Latest Reads

Piya Saliba Encourages More Community Support for Families and Children

Barchart

Beverly Hills-based executive and philanthropist Piya Saliba is calling for more consistent community involvement, family support, and local volunteer engagement as families across the country continue facing emotional and financial stress.

An Interview With Piya Saliba: CEO

Reverb

“I’ve always believed leadership should feel steady and thoughtful. I’m less interested in visibility and more interested in building things that last.”

How Piya Saliba Turned Creativity Into Purpose

Brainz Magazine

Big ideas often start with small moments. For Piya Saliba, many of those moments began in childhood. Raised between Indonesia and Singapore, Saliba grew up surrounded by creativity, culture, and entrepreneurship.

Success Is Not What Most People Think It Is

Piya Saliba | Medium

Success is a word that is used frequently in both personal and professional conversations. It is often associated with accomplishments, recognition, financial milestones, or career advancement. 

The Future of Giving: Why Creativity May Be Philanthropy’s Most Underrated Asset

Piya Saliba | Medium

When people think about philanthropy, they often focus on financial contributions, fundraising campaigns, or charitable organizations. While these elements remain important, I believe the future of philanthropy will require something more.