Anete Vabule (1^st from the left)

My responsibilities involve managing the work of Y1 students - how to motivate, train and employ them, utilize their skills, abilities and knowledge in the most efficient way. This involves organizing meetings, preparing materials for their training.

Basically, why we put so much time in Y1s is because they are a great help in promotion, fundraising and during the finals in Riga. We give them opportunity to experience the process of organizing an event of a large scale, in exchange for their help and fresh ideas.

I enjoy getting to know people and cooperating with them, I know how to get along with everyone and inspire them. I am responsible, honest and motivated towards success - one that I expect them to be.

Email: anete@peaktime.org

Martin Mets (2^nd from the left)

I am the analytical person in our diverse organizing team. I enjoy analyzing problems or issues from both sides, making cost-benefit analysis is a pleasure. At the same time, I like to keep the working atmosphere relaxed and pleasant, I try to be well-organized and mostly in line with deadlines. As I am also a debater, then I am the man for presenting things to big auditoriums and for persuading people. I thrive towards being a well-rounded person and hopefully I will make a significant contribution to Peak Time and to our team of excellence.
Email: martin@peaktime.org

Aistė Juknaitė (3^rd from the left)

They call me „the head“, but I feel more like live personal task planner of Peak Time - I am team’s coordinator and media person. First of all, I have to make sure that everyone knows their duties and responsibilities. Reminders, questions, meeting arrangements - all the administrative and organizational parts of team work are under my responsibility. As for the media part, it mostly involves contacting local as well as international press, TV, news portals, writing press releases thus taking care of Peak Time's representation for public.

Both fields of my responsibilities aren’t new for me as well. I’ve organized several career fairs, international youth projects and camps.

Now the time has come for a far bigger, more interesting and serious event – Peak Time. I am passionate about this competition, it's participants and partners and have the motivation and will to make it happen in 2010 together with the rest of the team!
Email: aiste@peaktime.org

Raivis Kalniņš (4^th from the left)

I’m a person who enjoys being in motion. While moving around, I manage to develop my skills in organizing various events. I became the chief organizer of a charity project of Junior Chamber International (an organization for young leaders and entrepreneurs). It was a great chance to improve my skills in a team-work, as well organizational skills. I also worked a lot to attract sponsors for the project thus I gained significant experience in this field. During the project I also learned how to contact and approach mass media.

I already have experience in organizing international events. I was the chief organizer and initiator for an international camp “Back for the Future” for the Baltic students. It taught me that every detail is of importance.
Email: raivis@peaktime.org

Marta Tomase (5^th from the left)

My general responsibility in PT2010 is to make it possible for everyone to hear, see, feel and enjoy Peak Time. Right now it involves managing the movie about PT and getting the PT project and budget ready. As the event approaches, my tasks will be connected with the participants and them getting here, arranging accommodation for them and making them feel welcomed. I have organized several events before - I have learned from my mistakes and developed my strengths.

For me Peak Time means people - all the participants who get the chance to experience it; all the organizers, helpers, moral supporters who work to make PT happen; and sponsors who will make it mega-possible. For me these people mean passion, contacts, experience, fun and trust. I guess I am addicted to intelligent people, multinational ideas, mind blowing conversations, creative challenges and inspiring atmosphere. And I’m proud of it!
Email: marta@peaktime.org

Modestas Kižauskas (6th from the left)

Peak Time was a dream of mine ever since I’ve heard about it. That happened while I was still in my high school. I guess it was the spirit of Peak Time which seemed so attractive to me. Doing what you like – starting from serious business and ending with foolish amusements, not to mention combining two of them is good for your body and soul.

After years of having it as a goal, I’ve managed to make it for the organizing team of Peak Time 2010. One of my responsibilities in the team is to keep an eye on our financial statements and accounting. It is always easier to work when you know tax authorities are not waiting outside, isn’t it? I’m also responsible for the competition part to be as good as possible. I believe that interesting case studies are one of the ways to make our participants fascinated about taking part in Peak Time, which would make us happy and everyone would be better off!
Email: modestas@peaktime.org