Yasmin, UNM Student, Gains Experience at Electricity Connect 2026
TANGERANG — Siti Aulia Tridani Yasmin, a student on the Digital Business programme at Universitas Nusa Mandiri (UNM), gained professional work experience as part of the Secretariat Team at Pacto Convex. She was directly involved in the international Electricity Connect 2026 event, held at the Indonesia Convention Exhibition (ICE) in BSD City, Tangerang.
The major electricity forum and exhibition brought together more than 11,000 participants, 200 speakers and 280 exhibitors from various countries. The event, held in collaboration with Enlit Asia, addressed issues including energy system resilience, digitalisation and the use of artificial intelligence.
During her six days on the job, Yasmin handled the secretariat’s operational and administrative work, from preparation through to the event itself. The fast pace required great attention to detail, flexibility and responsive coordination across divisions to ensure the event ran smoothly.
Lia Mazia, head of UNM’s Digital Business programme, praised her student’s participation in the regional electricity forum. She said the experience of managing a large-scale event demonstrated how digital business studies could be applied in practice.
“Students such as Yasmin taking part in an international event like this shows that UNM’s Digital Business skills are highly relevant to industry needs. Experience in project management, team coordination and understanding on-the-ground operations is valuable preparation for producing adaptable, work-ready graduates,” she said in a statement received on Wednesday (14 October 2026).
She said students’ involvement in professional activities reflected the practical application of the curriculum. Training in project management, business communication and technological adaptability had proved capable of meeting the challenges of modern industry.
“As a Digital Business Campus, UNM continues to encourage students to take an active part in professional projects and global-scale industry initiatives. This is expected to broaden their practical perspective and improve graduates’ competitiveness in the era of digital transformation,” she said.