UBSI management student Salwa Habibah advances to WMP DKI Jakarta 2026 offline pitching round

Salwa Habibah, a fifth-semester management student at Universitas Bina Sarana Informatika, has advanced to the offline pitching stage of WMP DKI Jakarta 2026 with her culinary business, Pentol Sea Tea.

Salwa and her team presented the business before seven judges on September 2 at the Youth and Sports Office in East Jakarta’s Jatinegara district. They explained the concept and development of Pentol Sea Tea and gave the judges product samples.

The competition has given Salwa practical experience in presenting a business and introducing a product to people outside the university. Through the UBSI Business Incubator, she received support ranging from developing the original idea to learning how to present the business.

Mugi Raharjo, head of the BSI Entrepreneur Center and chair of the UBSI Business Incubator, praised Salwa and her team for reaching the pitching round. He said the opportunity would help students build entrepreneurial skills, particularly in presenting a business and introducing products directly to judges.

The article presents the competition as part of UBSI’s effort to develop students beyond the classroom. Through the BSI Entrepreneur Center and its business incubator, the university encourages students to develop ideas, create innovations and gain early experience in the business world.

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We greatly appreciate Salwa Habibah and her team for successfully advancing to the offline pitching stage of WMP DKI Jakarta 2026. This opportunity is an important experience for students to develop their entrepreneurial skills, especially in presenting a business and introducing products directly to the judges.