P'Ship Assoc. Prof. Audronė Alijošiūtė-Paulauskienė

Audronė has been a sustainability consultant since 1997, helping municipalities, communities, companies to have develop their sustainability strategies, integrating sustainability into their core activities and facilitating multistakeholder dialog. Prior to this, she lecturers Sustainable business course at Vilnius University and Kaunas University of Applied Sciences. Audrone has Master’s degree om Public Administration, took postgraduate courses in Tampere University of Technology, Finland, Hamlin University, US and also holds university degree in Geography (Vilnius University, Lithuania).
Have consulted different business categories – small and large, not-for-profit organizations, has ability in applying CSR in a wide range of situations since 2007. Lately have facilitated CSR processes in large Lithuanian companies as well assisted in developing CSR/ Sustainability reports, mapping current state and conducting materiality analysis. Since 2013 works with in Association of Responsible business on Lithuania LAVA (as Chairwomen, later, Director). Has developed CSR self assessment handbook for companies in 2012 and tested in in Lithuania.
P'Ship. Assoc. prof. Dalia Bankauskaitė
Dalia Bankauskaitė teaches Master course of Public Diplomacy at the Communication Faculty, Vilnius University. The course looks into how states employ the public diplomacy – a soft power to influence across the globe, what factors make the soft power a successful tool of foreign policy; can a country without a “normal” military capabilities rely only on its economic, cultural, technological and some other soft power strength to increase its influence. The course aims to stimulate a dialogue among students, scholars and practitioners in the public diplomacy sphere.
Dalia Bankauskaite is a Media Program Director at Vilnius Institute of Policy Analysis (VIPA), Lithuania and Adjunct Fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) in Washington, D.C. She has an extensive professional experience in dealing with the public and private sectors in integrated communication and marketing, and project management in Lithuania, Ukraine, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia. Ms. Bankauskaitė holds a Master’s degree from the LSE, UK and EMBA from Baltic Management Institute (BMI) in Lithuania.
Assist. prof. dr. Beata Grebliauskienė
Assist. prof. dr. Beata Grebliauskienė is a lecturer at the Faculty of Communication, Vilnius University, where she teaches crisis communication, business protocol and other courses in English and in Lithuanian languages.
Assist. prof. dr. Beata Grebliauskienė is author of a number of research papers and books (or book chapters) in the field of communication and diplomatic protocol. She has been involved in numerous research and applied research projects.
Sr. Lect., Dr. Lina Jakučionienė
Lina Jakučionienė counts almost 20 years of experience in the communications field, both internal and external, as well as international communication.
For 10 years Lina has been the Director of Corporate Communication at ERGO insurance group in the Baltic States. She worked as the Head of the Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Lithuania and as the CEO of „European Innovation Projects “.
Lina also has work experience in the German Parliament and the European Parliament.
Lina is the Ambassador of the European Association of Communication Directors for Lithuania. Lina has been the Chairwoman of the Lithuanian Communication Association. Since 2017 she is the Member of the Management Committee for the International Communication master’s degree Study Programmes of Vilnius university. For 7 years Lina is the Jury member of European Digital Communication Awards in Berlin.
Lina got a PhD in 2024 and works as the lecturer at Vilnius university.
P'Ship Assoc. prof. Liutauras Ulevičius
Liutauras is a practice-oriented scholar with 16+ years of experience in various fields of public relations and communication. Following Russian offensive campaign in Ukraine Liutauras started to focus on information warfare and strategic communication, therefore he is currently lecturing Propaganda Technologies. At the same time he is continuing his academic research in the area, where issues of public communication, IT and legal regulation collide. Outside university he is an advisor to the leading political party in Lithuania and works in the parliament.
Lect. dr. Antanas Venckus
Dr. Antanas Venckus is a professional diplomat with a teaching experience at the universities since 2005. Antanas obtained a Ph.D. degree in political sciences at Vytautas Magnus University in 2010. His wide academic interests cover security studies, economic diplomacy, trade policy, international relations and business.
Lect. dr. Darius Albertas Udrys
Darius Udrys is an American Lithuanian multimedia journalist and communications specialist working for Fox 47 News, with a PhD in political science (Claremont University Graduate in PhD).
Assoc. Prof. Dr Mariana Sueldo

Dr Mariana Sueldo is an Argentine-born Associate Professor at the Faculty of Communication, Vilnius University, where she teaches Strategies of Digital Communication in the Master’s programme in International Communication. Living in Lithuania since 1995, she brings a rich intercultural perspective to her teaching and research.
Her scholarly work focuses on strategic and organizational communication, with emphasis on organizational listening, internal communication, and stakeholder relations in international contexts. She has authored around 30 scientific publications, including journal articles, book chapters, and conference papers, and regularly presents her research at international scientific conferences.
In addition to her academic work, Dr Sueldo is a qualified translator and interpreter, having translated several scientific publications and the book “Berisso lietuviai” about Lithuanians in Argentina. She is frequently invited as an interpreter at governmental and EU official events and conferences.
Deeply engaged in EU youth and civic education projects, she coordinates and leads workshops, seminars, and international exchange programmes promoting socialization, women empowerment, voluntary work, and leadership among young people across Europe.
Assoc. Prof. Dr Laima Nevinskaitė

Dr. Laima Nevinskaitė has been working as a researcher and university lecturer since 2000. She holds a PhD in Information and Communication and an MA in International Communication from Vilnius University, and she has also completed study periods at the University of Amsterdam and Humboldt University.
Dr. Nevinskaitė has participated in a wide range of academic research projects in sociolinguistics, political communication, and diaspora studies, as well as applied research in science and education policy, cultural policy, and science communication. She is the author of more than 15 research articles and the co-author of 10 monographs. Her main academic interests include diaspora media, audience analysis, and media discourse analysis.
In the International Communication MA program, she teaches the course Communication Theories and their Application, which introduces students to fundamental communication theories relevant to public communication and communication planning in both the commercial and non-profit sectors.