IKPI Denpasar Expands Professional Network Through AMA Indonesia Conference 2026
Denpasar: The Denpasar branch of the Indonesian Tax Consultants Association (IKPI) expanded its professional network by attending the AMA Indonesia Conference 2026, organised by the Indonesian Management Association (AMA Indonesia) at Prime Plaza Sanur, Bali, on Friday (2/10/2026).
The Chairman of IKPI Denpasar, I Made Sujana, stated that IKPI’s presence in the forum is part of an effort to broaden professional connections and create opportunities for synergy with the management community and the business world.
Carrying the theme “From Management to Wealth Creation”, the forum brought together business leaders, investors, entrepreneurs, corporate professionals, academics, and stakeholders to discuss various issues related to leadership, business management, investment, and long-term value creation.
“The participation of IKPI Denpasar in the AMA Indonesia Conference 2026 serves as an opportunity to expand professional networks and build synergy across organisations,” said Made Sujana.
According to him, cross-professional forums such as the AMA Indonesia Conference can serve as a space to bring taxation perspectives together with the dynamics of management and business.
“For us, interacting with business actors, professionals, and academics opens up wider opportunities for collaboration between the taxation professional community and the world of management and business,” he added.
The conference featured several national figures as speakers, including Prof. Dr. Burhanting Abdullah, Chairman of the AMA Indonesia Advisory Board; Dr. Alex Denni; investor Lo Kheng Hong; I Gusti Ngurah Anom, also known as Ajik Krisna, CEO of PT Krisna Holding Company; Denny Januar Ali; Fajar Rizky Lucky, Finance and HR Director of PT Peruri; and Dr. Eman Sumirat, SE, M.Buss, an academic and finance and investment practitioner as well as a lecturer at SBM ITB.
The presence of IKPI Denpasar at the conference was also part of strengthening relationships with various professional communities. In addition to gaining insights into management, investment, and value creation, the forum provided a space for IKPI to interact directly with various stakeholders in the business sector.
Made Sujana emphasised that tax consultants do not only deal with tax compliance aspects but also interact with business actors facing various dynamics in running their businesses.
“Therefore, expanding insights and networks with the management and business community is an important part of developing the professionalism of IKPI members,” said Made Sujana.