Pace Supports the Launch of the Canada Lithuania Chamber of Commerce

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The Canada Lithuania Chamber of Commerce launched today in Toronto during Elevate 2025. The announcement came at Forging Canada–Lithuania DigiTech Partnerships, a networking event that brought together people from both countries’ technology and business communities. Stefánia Szabó, who took part in the event, pointed to the potential for Canadian and Lithuanian companies to work together in technology and innovation.

The Chamber will help businesses, investors and institutions in both markets find one another and build relationships. For a Lithuanian company assessing Canada, those introductions can help it learn how buyers operate and identify potential partners. Canadian companies exploring Lithuania can use the same network to learn about the local business environment and meet people with relevant sector experience.

The Embassy of Lithuania to Canada and Al Pace helped establish the Chamber, with contributions from Nick Simone, Stefánia Szabó and Mallika Ghuman. The Chamber also thanked INFOBALT and the Council of Canadian Innovators for helping bring the two business communities together at Elevate.

At Pace Global Advantage, we work with companies considering a move into a new market. We welcome the Chamber as a place for those businesses to meet counterparts, compare what they are seeing in each market and pursue conversations that began at events like Elevate.