EGA briefings  ·  Established 2001

25 years of
one conviction.
Public relations belongs at the management table.

EGA briefings was founded in 2001 with a single belief: that public relations, practiced as a strategic management function, builds the kind of trust no crisis can take overnight — and no competitor can manufacture quickly.

For 25 years, we have worked to prove that belief, alongside Indonesia’s largest organizations.

What sets us apart

One focus.
Three ways it shows.

01

Internal capability first

EGA briefings does not communicate on behalf of organizations. We build the capacity within them — training leaders, equipping teams, and strengthening the internal resources that make communication sustainable long after each engagement ends.

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02

Public relations as management

Public relations that begins in the boardroom, not the campaign brief. EGA Briefings works with organizations to position communication as a management discipline — tied to leadership decisions, stakeholder relationships, and long-term institutional reputation.

HOW WE APPROACH THIS

03

Communication that speaks management

The most effective communication professionals understand both their field and the organization they serve. EGA Briefings equips practitioners to speak the language of business — connecting PR expertise to management thinking and measurable outcomes.

OUR ACADEMY

What we stand for

Not a consultancy.
An institution.

There is a difference between an organization that provides PR services and an institution that changes how organizations think about PR.

EGA briefings is the second kind.

A consultancy works for clients. An institution works for a field. Since 2001, EGA briefings has worked to change the way public relations is understood, positioned, and practiced across Indonesia — not for any single client, but for the profession itself.

The measure of success is not what we deliver in any single engagement. It is whether organizations, years later, still lead their communication from within — because they understood why it mattered.

25+
years
200+
organization served
50+
international speakers
200+
audio articles
How we structured

Two companies.
One brand.
One direction.

EGA briefings operates under two legal entities in Indonesia — one handling projects and consultancy engagements, the other handling training and education programs. Both operate under the same brand identity, the same leadership, and the same conviction.

For clients and organizations, this means:

Research, audit, and strategic consultancy engagements are handled through the project company.
Training programs, the Academy, and educational campaigns are handled through the training company.
The people behind EGA briefings

Deliberately lean.
Deliberately expert.

Elizabeth Goenawan Ananto

Ph.D, FIPRA

Founding Director

Elizabeth leads all senior client relationships and editorial content at EGA briefings. Every engagement, every course, every article begins with her.

Erika Ananto

MM

Managing Director

Erika oversees strategy, business development, operations, and the EGA briefings Academy. She manages the institutional direction and ensures EGA briefings’ learning products reach the professionals who need them.

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Founding Director

Elizabeth G. Ananto

PhD · FIPRA Fellow · IPRA President 2010 · Arthur W. Page Society · 30+ years in PR · 50+ years in teaching. The institutional authority behind everything EGA briefings does.

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How we work

Our Approach

A research-first framework applied across 25 years of organizational engagements. The RPCE framework and the Seven Steps of Change — and why they matter for how EGA works.

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What we have done

Our Work

From research and audit engagements with national organizations to tailor-made in-house training programs — a quiet portfolio built over 25 years.

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Our history

Our Journey

From a bi-monthly bulletin on yellow paper in 2001, to ten years of PR Week Indonesia, to the International PR Summit, to the EGA Briefings Academy. How the institution grew.

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