VISIT & ROADSHOW WEST KALIMANTAN 2026
August 15–30, 2026
Pontianak – Sintang – Putussibau – Nanga Mau – Sekadau – Sanggau – Ngabang – Bengkayang – Sanggau Ledo
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The MIORA Visit & Roadshow West Kalimantan 2026 was a 16-day field journey focused on market development, leader engagement, prospecting, follow-up, member support, business presentations, and network expansion across multiple cities and communities in West Kalimantan.
The roadshow covered Pontianak, Sintang, Putussibau, Nanga Mau, Sekadau, Sanggau, Ngabang, Bengkayang, Sanggau Ledo, and surrounding areas. Key outcomes included new Platinum members, product purchases and repeat orders, follow-up opportunities, strengthened local leadership, and the successful execution of the MIORA Experience Day (MXD) in Pontianak, which generated immediate new memberships.
The journey also created a promising strategic connection with CU Keling Kumang, opening discussion for potential future collaboration.
Beyond sales and recruitment, the roadshow strengthened relationships, encouraged leaders, expanded MIORA’s presence in West Kalimantan, and demonstrated the importance of consistent field action, personal connection, follow-up, and teamwork.
The journey concluded in Pontianak on August 30 with gratitude for the team, the communities visited, and God’s guidance and protection throughout the entire roadshow.
DAY 1 – Saturday, August 15 | Jakarta – Pontianak
I flew from Jakarta to Pontianak with Sriwijaya Air and arrived at Supadio Airport at around 3:00 PM. I went directly to the home of DM Tuti Sumiati, where I met RB F. Amisah, Natalia, Ellen Helena, and Nado.
We held a sharing session and rehearsal. Nado and Natalia were selected as MCs, and they quickly mastered their roles. That night, Mrs. Amisah and I stayed at Mrs. Tuti’s home.
DAY 2 – Sunday, August 16 | Pontianak
In the morning, I attended the 6:30 AM Mass at St. Hieronimus Church, Tanjung Hulu, together with Mrs. Amisah. There, we met a school principal from SD 27, a friend of Mrs. Amisah.
Our plan to leave for Sintang was delayed because RB Plegon Sinaga’s car was still in the workshop. We therefore decided to leave the following morning using a rental car from Mr. Gunawan.
In the afternoon, Mr. Plegon and I met Mr. Halomoan Aritonang and his wife at Aming Coffee, Jalan Abbas. We shared together, and he returned one box of MIVI.
That evening, Mr. Gunawan delivered the black manual Xenia we had rented. I filled the car with fuel in preparation for the early morning departure.
DAY 3 – Monday, August 17 | Pontianak – Sanggau – Sekadau – Sepauk – Sintang
At 4:00 AM, RB Plegon, RB Amisah, and I departed for Sintang. I drove the car via Ambawang and Simpang Ampar.
At around 7:00 AM, we stopped for breakfast in Sanggau, where a gentleman named Sinaga, a friend of Mr. Plegon, generously treated us.
In Simpang Sepauk, we stopped at the workshop of Mr. Manurung, someone I had previously met in West Lampung. He introduced us to Mr. Sitorus, a police officer. After a short presentation, Mr. Sitorus decided to try 1 package of MiPro.
Upon arriving in Sintang, we were warmly welcomed by Mr. Plegon’s family. We then visited Mrs. Rosmina, Mrs. Amisah’s younger sister, and followed up with a member in Gang Alas 1, who immediately purchased 2 packages of MiPro.
We also contacted Mrs. Warni and learned that she lived in BTN Cipta Mandiri 2, the same housing complex as Mr. Plegon’s family. That evening, we were treated to dinner and stayed overnight at the family home.
DAY 4 – Tuesday, August 18 | Sintang
In the morning, we held a presentation at the home of Mr. Plegon’s relative. Family members attended, including Mrs. Warni and her husband.
Later, together with Mrs. Warni, her husband, and Mrs. Esther, we met members of the Sinaga extended family and association leaders at Aming Coffee Sintang. We presented MIORA until late afternoon.
In the evening, we continued with a prospecting visit to the Regional Secretary of Sintang. His wife was already a MIORA member. Afterward, we had dinner and discussed plans for the next trip to Putussibau.
DAY 5 – Wednesday, August 19 | Sintang – Putussibau
At 5:00 AM, we left for Putussibau: myself, Mr. Plegon, Mrs. Amisah, Mrs. Warni, Mr. Buha, and Mrs. Esther. Mr. Buha drove because he was more familiar with the route.
At around 11:00 AM, we arrived in Putussibau and stopped at Weng Coffee. We met Mr. Plegon’s nephew, the head of the Sinaga association in Putussibau who also served as a police chief, as well as one of Mrs. Warni’s contacts. We were warmly welcomed and generously treated.
In the afternoon, we presented MIORA at a school where one of Mrs. Warni’s relatives served as principal.
We then visited the family of the parents-in-law of Lusi Sitinjak, my relative and the niece of Ruby Maruhum. We were welcomed with exceptional warmth. The family is connected to the Selimbau royal family in Putussibau.
At around 7:30 PM, we held a MIORA presentation at the church where Pastor Rino, Mrs. Warni’s nephew, served. Around 15 people attended. After the session, we followed up with Mr. Sinaga’s family and later stayed overnight at Pastor Rino’s official residence.
DAY 6 – Thursday, August 20 | Putussibau – Sintang
After breakfast with Pastor Rino’s family, we followed up again with Mr. Sinaga’s family, although they had not yet decided to join.
At around 9:00 AM, we returned to Sintang and arrived at about 2:00 PM. After lunch, Mrs. Esther decided to join with a Platinum package and paid in cash.
We then met EM Leo Sirait at the home of his relative, Mrs. Butar-Butar, in Sungai Durian. The presentation resulted in another Platinum closing, also paid in cash.
That evening, we gathered at KOPIKOE. Leo brought one prospective member, and we spent around two hours sharing and presenting. We then planned a trip to Nanga Mau for the following day.
DAY 7 – Friday, August 21 | Sintang – Nanga Mau – Sintang
In the morning, we picked up Leo Sirait from his office and headed toward Nanga Mau. Along the way, we were delayed by a bridge that was under repair.
While waiting, we stopped at a small shop owned by Mrs. Sudirman, a transmigrant from Java. Mrs. Esther quickly started a conversation with her. After learning that Mrs. Sudirman had diabetes, we introduced MiPro, and she purchased 1 package.
Once the bridge was passable, we continued and arrived in Nanga Mau at around 3:00 PM.
We visited Pastor Hutabarat’s wife, who purchased 1 package of MiPro. We then visited the leader of a local Protestant church and one of Leo Sirait’s relatives by marriage. They welcomed us warmly, although they had not yet decided to join.
We returned to Sintang late at night and arrived at around 11:00 PM. Before parting, we left stock with Mrs. Warni and Mr. Buha: 1 MIVI and 9 bottles of MiPro.
DAY 8 – Saturday, August 22 | Sintang – Sekadau – Bodok – Ngabang
At around 7:00 AM, we left for Pontianak.
In Sekadau, we stopped at the home of Pastor Anton Surya and presented MIORA. No closing took place at that time. However, around two weeks later, his wife, Mrs. Setiana, a midwife, ordered a Platinum package.
We then continued to Bodok to follow up with Mr. Goliat Missa. He had not yet joined, but said he would contact us once he had the necessary funds.
From there, we continued to Ngabang, where we were warmly welcomed by relatives and stayed overnight.
DAY 9 – Sunday, August 23 | Ngabang – Sosok – Pontianak
After a morning walk and breakfast with Mr. Pasaribu’s family, we attended the 9:00 AM Mass at Holy Cross Church in Ngabang.
After Mass, Mr. Plegon, Mrs. Amisah, and I continued toward Pontianak.
In Sosok, we met Mr. Plegon’s nephew over lunch. After hearing the product explanation, he purchased 3 packages of MiPro for his wife.
At around 5:00 PM, we arrived in Pontianak. That evening, Mr. Plegon and I met Mr. Sinaga, the West Kalimantan regional head, who purchased 1 combination package of MIVI and MiPro.
I then returned the rental Xenia to Mr. Gunawan at Aming Coffee. That night, we stayed at Mrs. Tuti’s home.
DAY 10 – Monday, August 24 | Pontianak
In the morning, we met Sumardi Amir, my former classmate from Electrical Engineering at UNTAN. He was interested, but had not yet decided because of financial considerations.
In the afternoon, we held the MXD Pontianak rehearsal at Hotel Transera from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Nado and Natalia appeared increasingly confident and smooth in their roles as MCs.
That evening, we had dinner together. I stayed overnight at Hotel Transera in preparation for the next day’s event.
DAY 11 – Tuesday, August 25 | MXD Pontianak
This day marked the MIORA EXPERIENCE DAY – MIORA Business Seminar at Hotel Transera Pontianak.
By around 12:00 PM, the team was ready and took photos in front of the welcome banner. The event was held on the 8th floor and began to fill up at around 1:30 PM.
Around 15 invited guests attended, with approximately 30 people in total including the team, against a target of 50 participants.
The MXD went well, and the guests showed strong interest in joining. The following day, three participants officially joined MIORA.
DAY 12 – Wednesday, August 26 | Pontianak – Desa Kapur – Toho – Sanggau Ledo
In the morning, Mr. Plegon, Mrs. Amisah, Mrs. Brigita, Mrs. Sarina, Reinhad, and I left toward Bengkayang. We dropped Mrs. Sarina off in Anjungan.
We stopped in Desa Kapur at the home of Mrs. Natalia, who treated us to lunch and purchased 1 package of MiPro.
We also followed up with Mrs. Ajan, Mrs. Ati, Mrs. Ita, and Mrs. Heni, and presented MIORA to a man invited by Mrs. Natalia.
The journey then continued with five of us: myself, Mr. Plegon, Reinhad, Mrs. Amisah, and Mrs. Brigita.
In Toho, we stopped at Mrs. Brigita’s home and spoke with her husband, Mr. Markos, about his impressions of the Champion Trip. He said he was very satisfied and thought the trip had been excellent.
We also stopped at the home of Mrs. Lilian and collected 1 package of product.
At around 2:00 PM, we continued to Sanggau Ledo and arrived at about 6:30 PM. We immediately joined a neighborhood worship gathering with Mr. Plegon, followed by dinner and fellowship with the host family and several members of the congregation.
That evening, we returned to Mr. Plegon’s home and rested.
DAY 13 – Thursday, August 27 | Sanggau Ledo
In the morning, we attended the Grand Opening of CU Keling Kumang, Sanggau Ledo Branch, which was also attended by the Regional Secretary and several heads of government departments.
I had the opportunity to meet and speak at length with Dr. Masiun, Chairman of CU Keling Kumang, who also turned out to be an alumnus of UNTAN.
I introduced myself as a network marketer and shared that I had earned a doctoral degree with research related to MLM. I also expressed my interest in exploring potential collaboration between MIORA and CU Keling Kumang.
He responded positively and showed interest in learning more. Two days later, I contacted him via WhatsApp, and he replied: “Please send the proposal. I will review it.”
After the event, Mr. Plegon, Mrs. Amisah, Mrs. Brigita, and I gathered at Mr. Plegon’s coffee shop. We invited Mr. Mastor, a MIORA member from the Paket A transmigration area, who came with his wife. We introduced the new MIVI product. He was interested and promised to purchase when we visited Paket A the following day.
Also present was Indra Viantus, a fellow UNTAN alumnus who turned out to be Mr. Plegon Sinaga’s nephew.
After Mr. Mastor and his wife left, we continued prospecting with a palm-oil businessman near Paket A, followed by another acquaintance of Mr. Plegon at his home.
That evening, we had dinner at a pecel lele food stall in Sanggau Ledo and returned to Mr. Plegon’s home to rest.
DAY 14 – Friday, August 28 | Sanggau Ledo – Paket A – Bengkayang – Toho – Pontianak
Early in the morning, we visited SMK 1 Sanggau Ledo, met the principal, and gave a presentation to the teachers. They were interested but still needed follow-up, mainly due to financial considerations.
At noon, we went to Paket A and visited the family of Mr. Edi Sumarlin, a MIORA member. We invited Mr. Mastor and his wife again. Mr. Sumarlin had not yet made a repeat order, but as promised, Mr. Mastor and his wife purchased 1 MIVI.
We then had lunch at a Chinese restaurant in Sanggau Ledo.
Later in the afternoon, we visited a small shop owned by Mr. Simbolon and presented MIORA to him and a local traditional community leader.
Afterward, we prepared to return to Pontianak. At around 7:00 PM, Reinhad, Mrs. Amisah, Mrs. Brigita, and I departed. We stopped for dinner in Bengkayang and visited Mrs. Brigita’s home in Toho at around 9:00 PM.
At around 11:00 PM, we arrived at Mrs. Tuti’s home in Pontianak and rested.
DAY 15 – Saturday, August 29 | Pontianak
In the morning, Reinhad took me to Jalan Gajah Mada to buy several souvenirs requested by my wife.
By noon, we were back at Mrs. Tuti’s home and continued with a Home Sharing session. Mrs. Natalia, Mrs. Ati, and Mrs. Ajan attended, including several newer members who had previously joined the MXD.
We shared experiences, conducted team development, and discussed upcoming programs and expansion plans.
Mr. Nado also attended and made a product payment of IDR 500,000.
At around 6:00 PM, the sharing session ended. I then packed my belongings in preparation for my flight back to Jakarta the next day.
DAY 16 – Sunday, August 30 | Pontianak – Jakarta – Bogor
In the morning, Mrs. Amisah, Mrs. Brigita, and I attended Mass at St. Hieronimus Catholic Church, Tanjung Hulu. After Mass, we took photos together and met Mrs. Maria Udai.
We then returned to Mrs. Tuti’s home, where we continued sharing while waiting for Reinhad to take me to Supadio Airport.
After lunch, Reinhad and Mrs. Amisah accompanied me to the airport. My sincere thanks to Reinhad and the entire Pontianak Team for their kindness, support, and togetherness throughout the journey.
My Lion Air flight was scheduled for 7:00 PM and was delayed by around 20 minutes. At around 8:00 PM, we finally departed for Jakarta.
Thank God, we landed very smoothly in Cengkareng at around 9:15 PM.
Michael was already waiting at the airport. We then drove home to Bogor and arrived at around 11:00 PM, where I was finally reunited with my beloved family.
END OF VISIT & ROADSHOW WEST KALIMANTAN 2026
This 16-day journey took us from Pontianak to Sintang, Putussibau, Nanga Mau, Sekadau, Sanggau, Ngabang, Bengkayang, Sanggau Ledo, and many other areas along the way.
The journey was not only about closings. It also created new relationships, strengthened leaders, expanded the network, provided valuable ministry and fellowship experiences, supported the successful execution of MXD, and opened the door to potential future collaboration.
Every journey reminded us that building a network requires presence, sincere relationships, consistent follow-up, courage to meet new people, and steady ACTION.
My sincere thanks to all leaders, members, families, friends, and everyone who welcomed, hosted, accompanied, and supported us throughout our journey in West Kalimantan.
Thank You, God, for Your guidance, protection, health, opportunities, and every result we received along the way.
BELIEVE. FOCUS. ACTION. RESULTS.
ACTION TODAY, CHANGE THE FUTURE.
BUILDING CHAMPIONS. BUILDING DREAM TEAM.
Dr. Manuntun Sitinjak
President & CEO TMT MIORA
