Guntis Beļavskis has 15 years of experience in the banking sector and over 24 years of experience in business operations. Mr. Beļavskis has chaired Citadele Bank’s management board since 1 May 2012. Before that, from 30 June 2010 until 30 April 2012, he was a Member of the Management Board. In 2002, Mr. Beļavskis was invited to head the sales department of Parex banka. One year later he became the head of sales and marketing, and after another year he became the head of retail and SME services network. In December 2008, when the Latvian State took over Parex banka, Guntis Beļavskis was invited to work in the new board of the bank, and after the successful split-up, he assumed the same post in the board of Citadele. He acquired his bachelor degree in business management at the Riga Transport and Telecommunications Institute.

Sanda Liepiņa is an experienced manager in an international setting with proven strategic, business development and execution abilities. For almost 20 years, Ms. Liepiņa has designed, implemented and determined policy and institutional reforms to improve economy-wide or sector-specific competitiveness. While working at the World Bank Group and International Finance Corporation, Ms. Liepiņa has acquired extensive knowledge on the policy of the financial sector and investment climate in Europe and Central Asia, as well as in East Asia and Pacific region countries. While working as the State Secretary of the Ministry of Education and Science, Ms. Liepiņa was responsible for overall management and reform policy in an important step of reform planning and implementation. Since 2017, Sanda Liepiņa has been the Head of the Association of Latvian Commercial Banks. Ms. Liepiņa has a bachelor’s degree in political sciences and law, as well as a master’s degree in public administration with a major in financial and economic policy management. She is also a Fulbright Fellowship Alumnus.

Jānis Brazovskis is a member of the Management Board of the Association and member of the Supervisory Council of Lattelecom. Mr. Brazovskis has extensive experience in banking, especially legal affairs, including in matters regarding the prevention, licensing and restructuring of money laundering and terrorism financing. From 2000 until 2012, Mr. Brazovskis was Deputy Chairman of the Financial and Capital Market Commission. Mr. Brazovskis attained his law degree at the University of Latvia and is a certified Anti-Money Laundering specialist (CAMS).