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Join us next week for the third episode of OzAlum Podcast, featuring Desideria Murti and Gilang Fauzi. In this episode, Desidera and Gilang show grit and resilience are critical in facing the global pandemic for their sustainable tourism start-up Travelxism. Amidst the blow to tourism industry, the power couple launched virtual tour to provide alternative travelling for people who have to stay at home. Apart from its creative travel innovations, Travelxism is enthusiastic about engaging local communities through various trainings to boost sustainable tourism. What are their lessons learned in embedding social impact into the heart of the business? Give it a listen to our OzAlum Podcast and leave a rating and review.
If you want to stay connected with our alumni networks and stay up to date with our alumni events, you can subscribe to our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/
From normalising women issue talks to Australia’s political satire scene, internationally acclaimed comedian Sakdiyah Ma’ruf talks with guest host alumna Desy Bachir about gender equality, comedy and her parenting style in life. How has she kept progressing and maintaining personal growth during the pandemic? Give it a listen to the second episode of our OzAlum Podcast and leave a rating and review.
If you want to stay connected with our alumni networks and stay up to date with our alumni events, you can subscribe to our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/
Note: the audio clip on minutes of 2:20 – 3:01 courtesy of CAUSINDY (Conference of Australian and Indonesian Youth).
A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/
In this episode of #OzAlum Pilot Podcast, we shine the spotlight on Dr Adrianus Hendrawan, a PhD graduate in Economics from the Australian National University, Canberra. Our guest host alumna, Desy Bachir, asks Adrianus about some key factors that he thinks play a crucial role in shaping him as a PhD graduate, an expert in Public Finance Management, and even a line umpire for one of the most prestigious grand slam events in Australia.
Give it a listen to the first episode of our Podcast and leave a rating and review.
If you want to stay connected with our alumni networks and stay up to date with our alumni events, you can subscribe to our Australia Global Alumni weekly updates here https://oz.link/update and join our Australia-Indonesia Alumni Forum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8490219/
A full transcript of this episode is available on the OzAlum Podcast website: https://podcast.ozalum.com/
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