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Lithuanian – Norwegian Chamber of Commerce Annual General Meeting 2022
Date and time
Thu, May 5, 2022
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM CEST
Location
Norges Rederiforbund / Norwegian Shipowners’ Association
Rådhusgata 25
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We have been closely observing an intense situation in Ukraine for more than a week. The world has united to support and show solidarity to Ukraine, and we must keep on acting.
Last week LNCC and Lithuanian businesses in Norway collected and donated around 300 000 NOK to support Ukraine. On Saturday, 5th March, a delivery of thermal clothes, torch lights, power banks, helmets and other most needed things were delivered to the Embassy of Ukraine for further transhipment.
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The Lithuanian – Norwegian Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to join the JULEBORD Party to celebrate a Norwegian Christmas with us.
There will be a real Norwegian Julebord spirit and traditional Norwegian Christmas food, dancing around the Christmas tree, as well as great company.
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The world is undergoing increasingly rapid, unpredictable, and unprecedented change – digital transformation, climate change, Covid-19 pandemic poses the challenges to businesses across different industries. In order to maintain continuous business operations and remain profitable, companies have to adapt to disruptions, innovate their products and business models and find new ways to customers and business partners. Companies must embrace #Resilience.
Read MoreMeet The Team
Our Board consists of individuals professionals from various industries
Tom O. Kleppestø (Chairman)
Mr Kleppestø is General Manager for the Maritime Oslofjord Alliance, comprising three maritime and ocean industry associations. His professional background includes executive education, talent management, entrepreneurship, innovation, and media. Tom’s interest in Eastern Europe and the Baltic States arose in his teens. He has been involved with the Rafto Foundation for Human Rights since he was a student at NHH in Bergen starting in 1986.
Simona Simonaviciute (Managing Director, Board Member)
Ms. Simonaviciute is a leader and business owner with experience in the information services industry. She graduated from International University in Lithuania and pursued various leadership positions in Lithuania and UK. Living in Norway since 2011 and is actively involved in building relations between Lithuania and Norway.
Bjørnar Lund (Board Member)
International experience through DNB in Singapore (1997-2001), Poland (Q1 2011) and Lithuania/Baltic (2011-2017). Experience in change management, organizational and cultural change processes in Norway and internationally. Experience in both retail and corporate banking.
Hans Petter Evensen (Board Member)
Mr. Evensen is a Senior Vice President, CM advisor eCommerce solutions for Large Corporates and International, DNB. Until recently he was living and working in Lithuania. In Lithuania, he was a Head of Product Development for the Baltics, DNB
Leif Arne Ulland (Honorary Member)
Mr. Leif Arne Ulland is a professional diplomat with decades of experience as a diplomat representing Norway abroad. In 2011 Mr. Ulland was appointed as an Ambassador to Lithuania. He was working in Vilnius until 2014 before his retirenment.
Gediminas Paulauskas (Board Member)
Mr. Paulauskas is a COO and co-owner of a company named Linjeproff AS. He has 10 years of experience in telecommunications and successful business building in Norway. Living in Norway since 2011.
Martin Bodd (Board Member (leave of absence))
Mr. Bodd is an Honorary Consul of the Republic of Lithuania. He has a long experience in entrepreneurship, politics, and communication and has worked in several countries, both in Europe and Africa. Martin runs the company Silama, representing several Lithuanian companies in Norway. As the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Lithuania, he sees it as his duty and pleasure to increase the relations between Lithuania and Norway.