Anggi Ramadhani has started a new role as Communications Specialist at the Government Digital Transformation Acceleration Committee in Indonesia.
In the role, she supports strategic communications, government relations, stakeholder engagement, and public policy communications across Indonesia’s digital transformation agenda. Her work includes developing narratives, engaging media and key stakeholders, and coordinating communications across government ministries and agencies to align messaging around national priorities.
Anggi previously spent more than five years at APCO, advising clients across the technology, aviation, healthcare, and non-governmental sectors on strategic communications, public affairs, and stakeholder engagement.
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Anggi Ramadhani takes on government communications role
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13 August 2026 2:04 AM
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