“I will seek to ensure that the Lithuanian Employers’ Confederation becomes a rational voice and professional partner in creating an advanced education system meeting the needs of the market and a business climate ensuring the country’s international competitiveness,” Juodka said in a press release.
Augustinas Rakauskas, a shareholder of the Senukai chain of building supplies, do-it-yourself goods and household appliances, was elected as LDK president in early 2015, but stepped down in 2016.
LDK is a non-governmental organization that represents the interests of its members in Lithuania and abroad, promotes business ideas and the development of small and medium-sized businesses.
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