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Bianca is a Manager at Fragomen’s London office, where she oversees part of the Europe Regional Coordination team and works closely with clients and local advisor partners to ensure consistently high service standards across the region. She manages client relationships in multiple European jurisdictions, implements efficiencies to improve the client experience and supports strategic projects.
In 2015, Bianca started her career at Fragomen in Singapore, where she was responsible for coordinating Indonesian and East Timor immigration cases. She later joined Fragomen in London to manage service delivery across the Czech Republic, Estonia, and Greece.
Bianca speaks Bahasa Indonesia and English.
Education
- Catholic University of Indonesia, Bachelor of Law, 2012
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October 23, 2024 | Blog post
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October 23, 2024 | Blog post
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