Over the last couple of years, 3 new partners have joined the team of Grant Thornton Baltic UAB partners in Lithuania. Last year, Vykintas Valiulis, Head of Tax and Advisory, became a partner of Grant Thornton Baltic, and this year Darius Gliaubicas, Head of Audit and Sergejus Abakumovas, Head of Accounting, were admitted to Grant Thornton Baltic partnership.

Vykintas Valiulis has accumulated more than 12 years of professional experience in advising local and foreign clients on Lithuanian and international tax and transfer pricing issues. According to Genadijus Makuševas, managing partner of Grant Thornton Baltic, Vykintas is a top-notch professional in his field, successfully leading both local and international projects. Thanks to his initiatives and a modern approach to business, we can strengthen our position in the field of business advisory services.

Long-time employees, Sergejus Abakumovas, head of the accounting department and Darius Gliaubicas, head of the audit department who have grown and matured in Grant Thornton Baltic are professionals of the highest competences who significantly contributed to the development of the company.

We see Grant Thornton Baltic as a vibrant, growing and rapidly changing company – we are currently in a very interesting period when due to the trends dictated by the environment conditions and clients, we need to react quickly, make the necessary decisions and fundamentally transform our business and in this context one of the most important priorities is the creation of a flexible, efficient and capable organization that is rapidly adaptable to the needs of modern clients. But most importantly it is the core of the organization which is a unified, efficient and results-oriented team of partners. Therefore, we provide opportunities and conditions for young, enthusiastic and talented colleagues to engage in company‘s management, decision making and changes.

"Their expertise and experience make it possible to respond more professionally and holistically to modern business needs," Genadijus Makuševas comments.