Apep Mokhamad Komarna Noormansyah

1971 - 1977 SD Sukapura, Bandung; 1977 - 1980 SMP Negeri, Dayeuhkolot, Bandung; 1980 - 1983 SMAN 8, Bandung; 1984 - 1989 Bachelor of Agricultural Cultivation from Institut Pertanian Bogor; 1998 - 2000 Postgraduate of Financial Management from Padjadjaran University; 2014 - 2019 Doctoral of Strategic Management from Padjadjaran University

1989 - 1992 Account Officer at PT Bank Duta, Tbk; 1992 - 1993 Junior Employees at Bank of Indonesia, As a prospective employee for the PCPM XV programme; 1993 - 2000 Assistant Manager at Bank of Indonesia, Credit Analyst (KLBI) at BI Padang, Regional Economic Researcher at the BI Office (KBI) Padang, Bank Supervisor at UPB1 BI Jakarta, Employee-Study Assignment for Masters, Junior Payment System Analyst at DASP BI Jakarta.; 2001 - 2008 Manager at Bank of Indonesia, Payment System Regulatory Team, Payment System Supervision Team, Payment System Development Team; 2008 - 2013 Middle Employee at Bank of Indonesia, Senior economic researcher at BI Padang, Senior bank supervisor at BI Padang, Senior bank supervisor at BI Bandung; 2013 - 2021 Deputy Director at Bank of Indonesia, OJK, Head of the BPR Supervision Division at KR1 BI, Credit Specialist Supervisor at the level of Division Head at DPB1 OJK, Head of Retail Payment System Development Division DASP BI, Head of Retail Electronification Division SP DGPN BI, Head of Payment System Retail Electronification Division at DPSP BI; 2021 - 2024 Vice President Director of PT Orix Indonesia Finance; 2024 - present Direktur Technology Product & Operation, Direktur Finance & Risk Management (temporary official) at PT Finnet Indonesia

The Influence of theQuality of GCG, IT Cost, HRD Cost, Competitive Advantage on Company Performance, Scientific Publication on International Journal of Business, Economics and Law, Vol 14, Issues 5, ISSN 2289-1552 2017

Presenter in 3rd GARCOMBS 2015, The Global Advanced Research Conference on Management and Business Studies; Guest Speaker at Indonesian Innovation Forum and Expo, regional government collaboration to achieve SDG's, 2017; Guest Speaker at Jabodetabek transportation integration seminar, TransJakarta, 2021; Guest Speaker at MLFF Seminar, Intrans, 2021; Examiner at the doctoral Open Session at DMB IPB, 2021; Guest speaker at Telkom University Industrial Experts Week Seminar, 1-4 Oktober 2024, on the topic “Organisational Agility for Sustainable Business Performance”

For Apep M.K. Noormansyah, being a source of inspiration and making a meaningful contribution to others has always been a core life mission. He strongly believes that quality education is a vital foundation for shaping a better future, not just for individuals but for society as a whole. Over the years, this belief has guided his personal and professional journey. Today, Apep actively shares his expertise by serving as a guest speaker at various national seminars, as well as contributing to academic development as an examiner in doctoral open sessions. These roles represent more than just milestones — they are the embodiment of a lifelong commitment to education, empowerment, and impact. For him, the mission is not just ongoing but already taking shape

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Beyond his professional commitments, Apep finds balance and inspiration through his hobbies. He is an avid marathon runner, a passionate mountain hiker, and a keen photographer — pursuits that reflect his discipline, appreciation for nature, and an eye for detail. These personal interests not only recharge him, but also echo his values of endurance, exploration, and perspective

When asked about the most memorable moment in his life, Apep M.K. Noormansyah reflects back on his undergraduate years — a time when he was fully devoted to academic success. He recalls spending countless hours studying, pushing himself with unrelenting discipline and high expectations. Yet, despite his effort, he ended up receiving a disappointing grade. That experience left a lasting impression. It was a humbling reminder that working hard is important, but without balance, it can become counterproductive. From that point forward, he embraced a deeper understanding: success requires not only dedication, but also self-care, mental clarity, and a steady perspective. It's a philosophy he carries with him to this day—whether leading a team, facing challenges, or mentoring others

One of the most important lessons Apep Noormansyah has embraced in his journey is the power of balance, a principle he learned from the life of King David. David was a remarkable leader who not only conquered battles but also made time for reflection, worship, and personal growth. This inspired Apep to shape his own leadership style with a similar mindset. In the midst of professional demands, Apep commits to working with dedication and discipline. Yet, he also understands that long-term success cannot come at the cost of personal well-being. Whether it’s spending time with family, running marathons, hiking mountains, or enjoying photography, Apep makes space for the things that recharge his energy and fuel his passion. For Apep, balance is not a luxury — it’s a strategy. He believes that when you work hard, you should also live life fully. This philosophy not only keeps him grounded but has become one of the key reasons behind his sustainable success.

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