Lamongan, June 19, 2026 – Being an entrepreneur is not merely about building a business and generating profit; it is also about the courage to create value and make a positive impact on the environment and society. This spirit was the focus of the expert lecture titled "Young Entrepreneur, Big Impact," organized by the Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Study Program on Friday, June 19, 2026.

Initiated by HIMAPRENEUR (the Entrepreneurship Student Association), the event featured Roni Adi—Chairman of TDA Lamongan and owner of Ashfa Tour—as the guest practitioner and speaker. His presence offered students firsthand insights into business dynamics, the challenges of building a venture, and the importance of having the courage to take the first step.

Centered on the theme "Young Entrepreneur, Big Impact," the lecture encouraged students to view entrepreneurship from a broader perspective. Young entrepreneurs are expected not only to create business opportunities for themselves but also to innovate, open doors for others, and make tangible contributions to society.

During the experience-sharing session, students gained an understanding of the journey involved in building and growing a business from a practitioner's viewpoint. These practical insights served as valuable lessons, illustrating that the entrepreneurial journey requires courage, creativity, consistency, the ability to spot opportunities, and the readiness to face various challenges.

Student enthusiasm was evident during the interactive discussion session. Students had the opportunity to delve deeper into business experiences, strategies for overcoming challenges, and how to cultivate the right mindset to become an entrepreneur amidst an increasingly dynamic business landscape.

Through this event, the Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Study Program continues to foster learning that bridges theory, practice, and real-world business experience. The expert lecture serves as a source of inspiration and a catalyst for students to develop ideas, seize opportunities, and create businesses that deliver both value and impact.

After all, being a young entrepreneur is not just about the size of the business one builds, but the magnitude of the impact one creates. [Kwu-Red]