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Jakarta, Indonesia

Jakarta, Indonesia

I was responsible for managing event proposals, accountability reports, and official correspondence within the organization. This role required a high level of organization and attention to detail, as each document played a critical part in ensuring the smooth operation and professional representation of our activities. From drafting initial concepts to finalizing reports, I ensured that all materials aligned with the organization’s goals and standards.BEM FSRD UNTAR, the student executive board of the Visual Art & Design Faculty at Tarumanagara University, serves as a vital platform for student leadership and creativity. Our mission is to foster collaboration, innovation, and excellence among students, providing opportunities to enhance their academic and professional growth. My contributions to the board have helped streamline communication and support our diverse range of events and initiatives.

Jakarta, Indonesia

I honed my foundational copywriting skills by assisting my mentor in crafting compelling content for renowned brands like Soyjoy, Softex, Softies, Imboost, and more. This hands-on experience allowed me to explore different writing styles and tones, tailored to each brand’s unique voice and target audience. Working on such high-profile projects provided valuable insights into effective brand communication and the art of persuasive writing.My journey in copywriting began at Hudhud Creative Agency, a division of Future Creative Network, where I was exposed to a dynamic and fast-paced creative environment. This agency fosters innovation and collaboration, enabling me to contribute to impactful campaigns while continuously learning from industry professionals. The experience solidified my passion for crafting messages that resonate and drive results.

Jakarta, Indonesia

I lead a talented 19-member team in the creation of ArtMAX 15 Magazine, Indonesia’s first Visual Communication & Interior Design magazine produced entirely by college students. Our work was divided into four key divisions: Design, Publication, Editorial, and Marketing.Each division played a vital role: Design crafted the magazine's bold visual identity, Editorial curated engaging content, Publication handled our Social Media and Media Partners, and Marketing promoted our work to diverse audiences and handled our finance. Together, we set new standards for student-led publications, showcasing fresh perspectives and inspiring creativity within the design community.