Prepared by Head of Marketing and Communications Anželika Voinė.
Prepared by Head of Marketing and Communications Anželika Voinė.
On 21 September 2026, the Presidential Business Forum on Resilience, organised by the Baltic American Chamber of Commerce (BACC) will take place in New York City alongside the United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week.
The Forum will focus on enhancing energy security through strategic partnerships. It will bring together leaders from Lithuanian and U.S. institutions, business, investment, energy, critical infrastructure and technology sectors to discuss energy resilience, innovation, infrastructure security, and investment opportunities.
The Lithuanian delegation is expected to include representatives of the Ministry of Energy, the Office of the President, national energy and infrastructure companies, academic institutions, and the innovation ecosystem. Participants include EPSO-G, Ignitis Group / Ignitis Renewables, KN Energies, ALTRA / Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant, Miesto gijos, Elsis TS, Energus inovacijos / Ennerio, Evecon, Inbalance Grid, INION, Inobiostar, InSoil, MT Group, Pack in Green, Stuart Energy, Energy Unlimited, the Lithuanian Energy Institute, VILNIUS TECH, FTMC, Kaunas University of Technology, Innovation Agency Lithuania, and Cleantech Lithuania.
BACC brings together the Baltic and U.S. business communities. In 2023, the Chamber organised the US Baltic Strategic Investment Summit in New York, dedicated to strategic investment between the United States and the Baltic States. In 2025, during the United Nations General Assembly week, it organised a meeting focused on partnerships between Lithuania, the United States, and the international defence industry.
About the Baltic-American Chamber of Commerce
The Baltic American Chamber of Commerce, based in New York, aims to promote and strengthen business ties between the United States and the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania). The event perfectly reflects this mission – connecting governments and businesses for meaningful cooperation.
The founders of the Baltic-American Chamber of Commerce are Egidijus Bernotas, Partner at Glimstedt, John Kissane, Partner at the New York law firm Watson Farley & Williams, and Inga Klimašauskienė, Glimstedt Associate Partner in New York.
