Anete Vitjazeva is an experienced professional who has built her professional career in legal, marketing and business fields.
RIGA – Starting this month Latvian airline airBaltic has appointed Anete Vitjazeva as the company’s sustainability and corporate responsibility coordinator. In this newly created position Anete Vitjazeva will work closely with the company’s management to carry out and further develop airBaltic sustainability and corporate responsibility projects.
Martin Gauss, Chief Executive Officer of airBaltic: “Sustainability and corporate responsibility are vital parts of our business and truly important to us. For several years we have implemented different initiatives towards more sustainable business operations, but now we are taking a step further to create new projects. We have a clear growth plan for the future and sustainability builds an important part of our future development. I am delighted that a dedicated professional is joining our team and will support our commitment and vision towards more sustainable business.”
Anete Vitjazeva is an experienced professional who has built her professional career in legal, marketing and business fields. She holds a Professional Master’s degree in Law from the University of Latvia. Over the years Anete has gained international experience working as a paralegal and lawyer in several law offices and in addition she has also developed knowledge in marketing and communication working as a marketing project manager. Over the years Anete has also been involved in several social projects.
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She holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication & Mass Media from Panteion University of Political & Social Studies of Athens and she has been editor and editor-in-chief in various economic magazines and newspapers.
