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Artholic Studio UNM Ready to Showcase Business Progress at PKP-P2MW 2026

From Republika · () Indonesian

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  • Artholic Studio, student entrepreneurs from Universitas Nusa Mandiri (UNM), will present their business development at the 2026 PKP-P2MW event.
  • The team will showcase their progress in product development, production, marketing, and sales, focusing on custom home decor made from recycled materials.
  • This participation is seen as an opportunity for the students to evaluate their business growth and prepare for the KMI Expo 2026.

The Artholic Studio team, comprised of student entrepreneurs from Universitas Nusa Mandiri (UNM), is gearing up to demonstrate their business advancements at the 2026 Student Entrepreneurship Development Program Progress Assessment (PKP-P2MW). This event, organized by the Directorate of Learning and Student Affairs, provides a platform for student-led businesses to showcase their achievements.

The PKP-P2MW 2026 program commenced with an online opening ceremony on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, broadcast via Zoom and YouTube. Artholic Studio is scheduled to present its progress report on Wednesday, August 26, 2026. The team, led by Syafa Nabila Puteri Syam, includes Haibatus Shonya, Mela Octaviani, Kencana Eka Nayla, and Muhammad Syah Reza, with faculty advisor Johan Hendri Prasetyo.

We will utilize this assessment stage to present the development of Artholic Studio to the fullest. The various processes we have undergone are important experiences for the team in developing the business, understanding the market, and improving product quality.

โ€” Syafa Nabila Puteri SyamTeam leader of Artholic Studio, expressing the importance of the PKP-P2MW assessment for business evaluation and growth.

During the assessment, the team will detail their progress in product development, production, marketing, sales, and overall business outcomes achieved throughout the P2MW 2026 program. Artholic Studio specializes in custom home decor, utilizing waste wood and MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) to create products such as graduation frames, wall art, and door decorations, all personalized to customer needs.

PKP-P2MW becomes an important momentum for students to show how much the business they have built has grown during the program. We hope Artholic Studio can convey the achievements and processes of its business development well so that this experience becomes part of their journey towards KMI Expo 2026.

โ€” Fitra Septia NugrahaHead of Nusa Mandiri Entrepreneur Center (NEC) and Nusa Mandiri StartUp Center (NSC), highlighting the significance of the assessment for student businesses.

Syafa Nabila Puteri Syam, the team leader, views the PKP-P2MW assessment as a crucial opportunity to evaluate and highlight the business's growth. "We will utilize this assessment stage to present the development of Artholic Studio to the fullest. The various processes we have undergone are important experiences for the team in developing the business, understanding the market, and improving product quality," she stated.

Fitra Septia Nugraha, Head of Nusa Mandiri Entrepreneur Center (NEC) and Nusa Mandiri StartUp Center (NSC), praised Artholic Studio's readiness. He believes the assessment serves as a momentum for students to showcase their business progress and prepare for the KMI Expo 2026. Johan Hendri Prasetyo, the faculty advisor, is actively supporting the team in preparing their reports and presentations to ensure their achievements are optimally communicated. UNM, as a Digital Business Campus, aims to foster creativity, business acumen, and entrepreneurial experience among its students, encouraging them to become job creators through innovation.

Artholic Studio's participation in PKP-P2MW 2026 is proof that UNM as a Digital Business Campus provides space for students to develop creativity, business skills, and entrepreneurial experience.

โ€” Johan Hendri PrasetyoFaculty advisor for Artholic Studio, commenting on UNM's role in fostering student entrepreneurship.
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