Lithuania, December 2024 – Renata Radvilė has stepped into the role of Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) at KIKA GROUP, a rapidly growing conglomerate with over 33 years of industry leadership. Renata will spearhead HR strategies across the group’s diverse businesses, focusing on talent development, organizational growth, and fostering a high-performing, people-centric culture.
Before joining KIKA GROUP, Renata served as Managing Partner and CHRO at Eligo Partners for two years, where she was instrumental in aligning HR strategies with organizational goals and driving operational efficiency.
At Imlitex Holdings, she held the position of Head of HR for over five years, overseeing HR operations across the company’s multifaceted business units. Her tenure at MTTC as Head of HR demonstrated her ability to lead HR practices in dynamic and innovative environments.
Renata also served as HR Director at AB Kauno Tiltai, a leading construction company, and was a Head of HR and Member of the Board at Nesė Group, where she shaped strategic HR initiatives for nearly nine years.
About KIKA GROUP
KIKA GROUP is a leading conglomerate with a rich history spanning over 33 years. It comprises several key business units, including KIKA LT, a retail and wholesale network in Lithuania and Estonia; AKVATERA, a specialized pet food manufacturer exporting to more than 60 countries; TAURO KENNEL, a renowned dog breeding facility; and TAURO GROOMING ACADEMY, a premium pet spa and training academy. The group also has a presence in the U.S. through KIKA USA LLC.
Founded on a passion for pets, the company traces its roots to a young girl, Janita, and her beloved silver poodle, Kika, whose name inspired the company’s identity. Today, KIKA GROUP continues to thrive as a global leader in the pet care industry.
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