Linas Jegelevicius is a journalist based in Klaipeda, Lithuania, also available for work in capital city Vilnius and in Kaunas, Lithuania's second-largest city. Having spent 10 years in the US, Linas is proficient in English and as the proof of this is his current position as editor-in-chief of The Baltic Times newspaper, the longest-running English language print publication in the Baltics (www.baltictimes.com). Linas freelances for over 10 different English language publications worldwide and has taken on deep research-requiring due diligence jobs in Lithuania and Latvia. After spending 20 years in the journalism/PR/due diligence sector he boasts dozens high-profile contacts in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. He's also been a valuable fixer for Sun, Daily Telegraph, Daily Mail and other publications. Phone # ******620 53440 Skype ******2008 Facebook Linas Jegelevicius LinkedIn Linas Jegelevicius
Among Europe’s top P2P lending players is Latvia’s TWINO. Founded in 2009 by a handful of exuberant and young local entrepreneurs, it has evolved into a major powerhouse in the market. TWINO Investment Platform lead Jevgeņijs Kazaņins sat down to discuss their success and shed light on a few challenges ahead.
Among Europe’s top P2P lending players is Latvia’s TWINO. Founded in 2009 by a handful of exuberant and young local entrepreneurs, it has evolved into a major powerhouse in the market. TWINO Investment Platform lead Jevgeņijs Kazaņins sat down to discuss their success and shed light on a few challenges ahead.
The story is on Estonia, the Baltics’ smallest state, that has become the manifestation of a digital state with its online public and governmental services. At first, there was Skype, Estonian innovation that revolutionized the way of communicating worldwide. Then came e-recipe prescription, which was followed by the overwhelming e-governance program.