School of Technopreneur Nusantara (SOTN) participated in the Nation Building Conference to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Harvest International Theology Seminary. The event, held on March 24th-25th, featured influential speakers in Indonesia's development and The Komodo Project band that entertained the audience with outstanding Indonesian music. Jimmy Oentoro, the chairman of STMIK, has a big heart for the younger generation and religious community in Indonesia. The message conveyed during the event was the importance of fostering brotherhood amidst diversity in Indonesia because the country is deeply loved by God. Moreover, the event emphasized that Indonesia's young generation has the potential to become future leaders who can lead Indonesia in the right way. "We are delighted to participate in the Nation Building Conference as we have gained inspiration and new insights that we never thought before. We hope that this event will provide impact and open up new opportunities for future similar events," said one of SOTN's students. Through this event, SOTN hopes to gain more exposure and increase its reach in promoting the importance of technology and entrepreneurship in Indonesia's education sector.