
NASA Mission Control Center, Mission Moon / Wikimedia Commons
STRATEGIC NARRATIVE · STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT · EUROPEAN MATTERS
If you’re on a real mission —
welcome.
Supporting dedicated people, organisations and initiatives
to turn societal innovation missions into collective action
Why the Mission Approach?
Throughout the years, and working across different industries and with people from very different fields, I have noticed the same thing again and again: things truly move forward when people are deeply dedicated to what they are doing, when they take responsibility for the world they live in, and when they are willing to work beyond the boundaries of their own field.
There is no shortage of challenges we need to address, from health and technology to food security, mental wellbeing, economic inequality, and
the future of the nature we share.
None of these can be solved by one person, one field, one organisation or one country. They require people with different knowledge, perspectives and experiences to come together.
This is what I mean by the Mission Way. It is a combination of the people who are dedicated to something larger than themselves, the challenge they have chosen to work towards, and what becomes possible when different fields and perspectives come together to collaborate and make it happen.
That is how I see my own mission. Firstly, to create a platform for spotlighting those people and the missions they are working towards.
And secondly, to collaborate with organisations and initiatives that need to engage others around what they are trying to achieve, finding the right narrative and format to make their work understood and meaningful to others.

Areas of Work
European resilience · Emerging technology · Democracy and civic society
Societal change · Sustainability and innovation

Selected Work
Co-Development of Latvia International Positioning Strategy
Strategic Positioning · Stakeholder Engagement
Co-Developement of Mission Sea2030
Mission-Oriented Innovation · Blue Economy
Strategic Communication for Institute of Solid State Physics of Latvia
Science Communication · Research Engagement
EU-funded Projects across Erasmus+, Horizon programmes
Strategic Positioning · EU-scale Project Leadership
Baltic Sea Initiative "Connected Through the Sea" within NGO "Stardust Impact"
Impact Storytelling · Social Innovation
Founder of NGO "Stardust Impact"
Strategic Positioning · Impact Storytelling
​Selected Collaborations
My Worldview
The Baltic Way, 1989
My dedication to contributing to society and European matters is rooted
in the country I come from. ​​Latvia.
 One of a truly inspirational stories symbolizing what alignment around a true and shared mission can
look like at scale, is the Baltic Way when two million people formed
a human chain across the Baltics to claim their freedom.
It was not just as a historical turning point, but a timeless testimony of
the power of dedication, and resilience. It showed what becomes possible
when people align around a shared mission. It is a story that continues
to inspire.
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I work as a connector between people, fields and countries, looking closely
at the heart of mission-driven work and bringing forward its relevance and
the dedicated people behind it.
It is a reminder that in our fragmented world, this kind of unity is not just
a history lesson. It is a necessity never losing its momentum.
Photo: Laimonis Stīpnieks, (CC BY-SA 4.0)https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
