Laura Joffė Steps Down as Vilnius Development Company CEO
Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Laura Joffė is leaving as CEO of the Vilnius Development Company after three years in the role.
- Board chairman Mantas Kuncaitis will serve as interim head until the company appoints a successor.
- The company manages more than 200 Vilnius public-interest projects worth about 1 billion euros.
Laura Joffė is leaving the Vilnius Development Company by mutual agreement after three years as its chief executive. Board chairman Mantas Kuncaitis will temporarily lead the company while it searches for a replacement.
The company credited Joffė with expanding its project portfolio and launching what it described as a distinctive school-financing project in the region. Kuncaitis also said the company had strengthened its position as a professional and responsible organization during her tenure.
The board thanks Laura for the work she completed during her leadership and her substantial contribution to the company's growth.
Kuncaitis said the company was now entering a new stage of development. Its focus would shift toward strengthening systematic management to ensure projects move forward more quickly and consistently.
The Vilnius Development Company oversees more than 200 projects involving public-interest facilities in the capital. Their combined value is about 1 billion euros. The company plans to announce the selection process for a new chief executive soon.
The company is now entering another stage of development, with greater attention to strengthening systematic management to ensure faster and more consistent project implementation.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.