department of communication and information on 2 June the same year. Kristiadi served as secretary general for a year and a half, as on 1 November 2006 he was already replaced by Mulia Panusunan Nasution. Despite his very brief term, he served under two different finance ministers, and Sri Mulyani. During Sri Mulyani's term, Kristiadi was entrusted to led the reorganization process of the department, which resulted in the formation of four new directorates. He also led the investigation process of the mismanagement of the Bank Indonesia Liquidity Support funds. Later life After retiring from the civil service, Kristiadi worked as a professor in public administration at the University of Indonesia and the Padjajaran University. He became a board member in several companies as well as supervising and leading several education foundation. He also held several non-administrative positions in the government later in his life, such as expert staff to the finance minister from 2009 until 2011, secretary of the Tax and Customs Reform Initiative Team in 2010, and a member of several government selection committees. Personal life Kristiadi married Fiona Yuliandria in 1976. The couple had four children. Kristiadi died on the morning of 21 February 2023 at the Abdi Waluyo Hospital in Central Jakarta. Incumbent finance minister Sri Mulyani delivered her condolences, stating that Kristiadi was her mentor and close friend during her early days as finance minister. References 1946 births 2023 deaths University of Indonesia alumni People from Surakarta Indonesian Catholics Indonesian civil servants 21st-century Indonesian economists