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My name is Siti Fauzia. You can call me Zia. I love to learn, create, and manage something properly and making breakthrough with my fresh idea as I have many ideas that ready to deliver. For me, self-expressing has really good value; delivering the information, knowledge, and even experiences that people may learn from it.

Here's my little story, why I love blogging. [CLICK HERE]

Achievements and Experiences

2025 General Manager - PT Garuda Nusa Engineering
2022 Lecturer - Widyatama University
2020 Owner/Founder - My Berry Farm and Excel Green Farm
2020 Program Director - Mom and Kids Radio Bandung
2019 Content Manager - Mom and Kids Radio Bandung
2017 Digital Marketing Officer - RSU Hermina Arcamanik
2016 Freelance Writer & Blogger Partner (Optify and InboundID)
2015 Correspondent (media online and local/national newspaper)
2013 Contributor - Book of Anthology "100 Penyair Perempuan dalam Puisi" (KPPI)
2012 Content writer - InboundID
2012 English Teacher - Sony Sugema College)
2011 Best Nominator - Fiction Competition Dumala Pustaka Publisher
2008 Correspondent of Media Indonesia and Galamedia
2007 Participant of Journalism Workshop with Media Indonesia
2007 Participant of Journalism Workshop with The Jakarta Post
2005 Protocol at the Asian - African Summit 2005 and Commemoration of the Golden Jubilee of the Asian - African Conference 1955
2003 Delegation (representative) from West-Java for National Arts Jamboree in Jakarta
2003 Purna Paskibraka Indonesia - Paskibra Kota Bandung


My anthology book



Contact me! 

Email: s.fauzia1987@gmail.com / siti.fauzia@zeelhouette.com
Twitter: @ziasubhan
Facebook: Zia S. Fauzia
Instagram: @ziasubhan
Pinterest: Zia Subhan
Linkedin: Siti Fauzia






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