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provide the highest quality services in public, media and
government relations. Currently located in historic
Petersburg, Virginia, Mr. Kojelis brings a wealth of local,
national and international experience to meeting your core
business communications needs.
From 1997-2002, Mr. Kojelis managed UAB Kojelis &
Company in Vilnius, Lithuania specializing in business
development and support.
From 1990-1997, Mr. Kojelis established and served as
President of the U.S.- Baltic Foundation (USBF), a
non-profit corporation supporting the development of
NGO's, municipal government, independent media,
government ethics and other democratic institutions and
principles in the Baltics.
From 1981-1989, Mr. Kojelis worked in the Administration
of U.S. President Ronald Reagan, including 4 years in the
White House as Special Assistant to the President for
Public Liaison. His other posts were at the Pentagon
(Office of the Secretary of Defense) and as Deputy
Assistant Secretary the Department of State. For his work
at the White House Mr. Kojelis received numerous
commendations from business, service, human rights and
minority organizations.
From 1979-1981 he served on the staff of U.S. Senator
Richard Schweiker (R-PA).
Mr. Kojelis served in the U.S. Naval Reserve, attaining the
rank of lieutenant (honorable discharge). Mr. Kojelis was
commissioned into the USNR by then Vice President
George Bush at a White House ceremony.
He received his B.A. in Economics and History from the
University of California, Los Angeles (1976), and a M.P.A.
in International Relations from Princeton University (1978).
