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Changes in the Boards of Two LTG Group Companies: G. Šečkus Joins LTG Link, while A. Rumskas Joins LTG Infra
As of 1 November, the composition of the management boards of the LTG Group’s passenger transport company, LTG Link, and rail infrastructure company, LTG Infra, is changing. Gediminas Šečkus, LTG Group’s Chief Resilience Officer, has been appointed to the LTG Link Board, while his position on the LTG Infra Board will be assumed by Arūnas Rumskas, the Group’s Chief Financial Officer.
Gediminas Šečkus has worked at LTG Group for eight years, five of which were spent heading LTG Link’s Corporate Affairs Division. Since 2023, he has led the Group’s strategic programme FREE Rail, and last year he was appointed Chief Resilience Officer at LTG Group.
“The resilience of LTG Link to both external and internal factors is crucial to ensuring the provision of high-quality, sustainable passenger transport services. I believe my experience in the rail sector will help to further strengthen this resilience and, together with the Board, drive the company’s leadership in the region,” said G. Šečkus.
Arūnas Rumskas is an experienced finance executive and expert in process optimisation and efficiency improvement. Before joining LTG Group, he spent five years with the PZU Group companies in the Baltic States, serving as a board member and Chief Financial Officer, as well as heading PZU Lietuva Gyvybės Draudimas. Previously, he worked for 19 years at the international Aviva Group, nine of which were spent in Poland as Chief Operating Officer and Deputy Chair of the Aviva Polska Group Board. He also headed the Group’s Competence Centre, which provided expert financial services to Aviva companies worldwide.
“By joining the LTG Infra Board, I see an opportunity to contribute to strategic developments in rail infrastructure that will enhance efficiency and reliability, as well as create greater potential for sustainable, environmentally friendly passenger and freight transport. My experience in finance and process management will help deliver sustainable solutions that meet the expectations of both business and society,” said A. Rumskas.
As with the other current board members, G. Šečkus and A. Rumskas will serve their terms until 23 January 2027. Both the LTG Link and LTG Infra Boards each consist of five members: two independent, one representing the public sector, and two delegated by the parent company.