Adhiguna
COO of PT Nakula
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1993 - 1999 SD 2 Klungkung; 1999 - 2002 SMP 2 Klungkung; 2002 - 2005 SMA Saraswati Klungkung; 2005 - 2006 Diploma Food Service - Pusat Pendidikan Perhotelan & Pariwisata Bali. It was D1, so only 1 year of study, 6 months in campus and having intership in Singapore for 6 months, before coming back to Indonesia.
2011 - 2012 Duty (Team Leader) – PT XL Axiata; 2012 - 2013 Guest Relation & Spa Manager – Villa Kubu Seminyak; 2013 - 2013 Sales Marketing Manager – Villa Kubu Seminyak; 2013 - 2014 Operations Manager – Villa Kubu Seminyak; 2014 - 2016 Villa Manager – Villa Satria; 2016 - 2017 Food and Beverage Manager – The Slow; 2017 - 2018 Chief Of Event Committee - Elite Havens Luxury Villa Rentals and Management; 2017 - 2019 Area Operations Manager – Elite Havens Luxury Villa Rentals and Management; 2019 - 2020 Head of Operations – The Luxe Nomad ; 2020 - 2022 Director of Operations – The Luxe Nomad ; 2022 - 2024 General Manager – The Luxe Nomad ; 2024 - 2025 Chief Operating Officer – Nakula. First career (around 2007-2011) was a honorary teacher for 3.5 years in Elementary School and teacher of F&B Service in Tourism school. Both were in Klungkung. Experience of being teacher can be useful to this position right now.
Nominee of Best Villa Service - Elite Havens Luxury Villa Rentals and Management 2014; Nominee of Best Villa - Elite Havens Luxury Villa Rentals and Management 2015; Best Villa Manager – Elite Havens Luxury Villa Rentals and Management 2015
Indonesian Housekeeper Association; Indonesian Hotel General Manager Association; Bali Villa Rental and Management Association (One of Co Founder and Head of Villa Management); Canggu Hospitality Association (Co Founder)
Being speaker and guest lecturer is his achievements. He always shares his own experiences to do the best and people learn much from it.
Indonesian, English, Balinese.
Riding motorbike with friends in Bali, not joining club, Tinkering motorcycle
Want to work overseas firstly, after doing internship in Singapore for 6 months, he finally realized that working in Indonesia is much better. As long as he focuses on career, not money. Do the best and money will follow.
He lived by milestones—clear, personal targets that guided his every move. At 25, he dreamed of working at a top company. He made it happen at 24. By 30, he aimed to be an area manager—and he was. His next goal: become a General Manager before 35. He achieved it right on time. His final ambition before 40 was bold: reach the C-suite. And he did, ahead of schedule. What powered his journey wasn’t luck—it was laser focus. He set goals like a compass, and his mind followed like a magnet. Want a Fortuner next year? Set the goal. Visualize it. Every day, let your thoughts orbit around it. Opportunities will show up—but only if you're ready to act. Dreaming is good, but focus turns dreams into reality. Discipline is the bridge. Start every morning with your goal in mind, and don’t stop thinking about it until you sleep. Do it daily. That’s how milestones become moments.
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