Arturas Ladyga Senior Research Consultant
vilnius
English, Lithuanian
About Arturas
Arturas is a Senior Research Consultant in Euromonitor's Economies and Consumers data research team. He manages data research and new product development for the company's mobility research. He is also involved in various research topics within Economies and Consumers, such as exchange rates, transport, commodities and others.
Arturas has 10+ years of experience as a market research professional. He has in-depth understanding of statistics, macroeconomics, financial markets and development of new products. He is based in Euromonitor’s Vilnius office. Prior to joining Euromonitor, Arturas received a bachelor’s degree in Economics. He is a certified project management professional (PMP).
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