Annisa Indah Lestari

Event, Promotion, and Publication Staff

Annisa Indah Lestari is an Event, Promotion, and Publication Staff at Purnomo Yusgiantoro Center. In her role, she is responsible for managing various PYC events, from preparation to execution, while also supporting the Center’s promotional and publication activities. In addition, Annisa actively establishes partnerships and coordinates with external parties to support program implementation and expand the Center’s network. From Universitas Brawijaya, Annisa earned a Bachelor of Educational Administration degree. Her academic background has provided her with a strong understanding of organizational administration, event management, and communication management, all of which contribute to productivity and professionalism in the workplace. From Universitas Brawijaya, Annisa earned a Bachelor of Educational Administration degree. Now she has a solid understanding of how to work in administration and a department within an organization. Her meticulousness and systematic nature enable the office administration system to function properly, hence increasing productivity at work.

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