Dita Tjumina

Dita Tjumina has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Dita is currently working as the Chief Sales Officer (CSO) in the Packaging department at KRONUS, where they oversee the production and delivery of wooden packaging for various industries. Prior to this role, they served as an Area Sales Manager at KRONUS, responsible for managing sales operations globally.

Before joining KRONUS, Dita Tjumina worked as a Business Development Manager as a self-employed individual. In this role, they organized reunion meetings for INSEAD The Business School for the World in Latvia and supported the creation of the pan-Baltic INSEAD association. Dita also promoted INSEAD Executive Education programs and established relations with governmental institutions and embassies.

Dita Tjumina was also the Chairman of the Board at DOJUS Latvija, SIA, the official distributor of John Deere Agricultural Machinery in Latvia. Dita provided sales and after-sales services in compliance with John Deere requirements.

Additionally, Dita Tjumina served as a Deputy Chief Executive Officer/Deputy Chairman of the Management Board at LODE SIA, where they were responsible for overseeing the company's operations, meeting budget targets, and leading management board meetings.

Dita has also held positions at Lode JSC, Cesu alus JSC, and Lattelecom in roles such as Administrative & HR Manager, Management Board Assistant, Quality Control Manager, and Office Administrator.

Furthermore, Dita Tjumina has served as a Jury member at PeakTime, organized by Stockholm School of Economics.

Their extensive work experience demonstrates their abilities in sales, business development, management, and leadership.

Dita Tjumina attended INSEAD from 2011 to 2012, studying Transition to General Management. Prior to that, they completed a degree in Economics and Office Management from Rigas Pedagogijas un Izglitibas Vadibas Augstskola from 1998 to 2002. Dita also attended Vecpiebalgas lauku teritoriālā ģimnāzija, but the dates and field of study are unknown.