About Baltic Business Club MTÜ
We are a non-profit association (mittetulundusühing) registered in Estonia. This page contains the information anyone should be able to find about us: mission, people, legal details and reports.
Our mission
We bring entrepreneurs together to learn from each other and to strengthen the region.
The association exists to develop the entrepreneurial environment of the Baltic and Nordic region: to make practical business knowledge accessible, to build trust between entrepreneurs across borders, and to support a culture of responsible, ethical business.
We are a membership-based non-profit. Our activities are financed by membership fees and partner contributions; every euro is used for the statutory goals of the association, not distributed as profit.
Ambassadors
Experienced entrepreneurs who represent the association and its values in their countries.

Dmitri Laush
Co-founder, Admiral Markets, Estonia

Antons Sapriko
Co-founder, Scandiweb, Latvia

Oleg Shvaikovsky
Former CEO, Nortal, Estonia
Club board
Defines the long-term vision and membership standards of the association.

Ruslan Gogin
Chairman of the board, CEO

Marko Kaldoja
Former President, Estonian Golf Association

Inna Mets
Former CEO, Euroapteek

Andrei Koltsin
CEO, Anol

Juri Saar
CEO, Faguri

Jana Antonova
CEO, Mprint / MangoMango
Team
The operating team organises events, coordinates visits and ensures the quality of every meeting.

Andrejs Rusinovskis
Head of Programme

Elena Stadnitsenko
Special Projects Lead

Martin Nõlve
Special Projects Lead

Ksenia Ignatjeva
Head of Branding

Polina Platonova
Community Architect

Anton Anisimov
Head of IT

Darja Nechepurenko
Ambassador Relations

Daria Vassilieva
Community Manager
Our history
- 2017Founded in Tallinn as a community of entrepreneurs.
- December 2020Registered as a non-profit association (MTÜ) in the Estonian e-Business Register.
- November 2023Held the Business Chamber Common Meeting in Tallinn together with Tallinn City for the boards of chambers of commerce from the Baltic Sea region.
- December 2024Seven years of activity and more than 100 events.
- February 2025Hosted leaders from 21 chambers of commerce in Tallinn and raised €30,000 for Tallinn Children’s Hospital.
- July 2025Visited Tallinn Children’s Hospital to see the colonoscope bought with the funds raised.
- 2026Started publishing event summaries in English, Russian and Estonian.
How we work
We conduct our affairs with honesty and legality and honour our commitments. Our reputation is built on ethical practice and high standards in everything we do.
Principles
We keep the bar high — in what we say, what we do and what we aim for.
Confidentiality
We respect and protect the privacy of our members, creating a secure environment that fosters trust.
Growth
We support the continuous development of our members, the association and the wider entrepreneurial landscape of the Baltics.
Collaboration
We believe in the power of collective intelligence and teamwork across companies, industries and borders.
Code of conduct
Baltic Business Club MTÜ brings together leaders who follow high standards of professional integrity.
- Mutual respect
- Zero tolerance for harassment or discrimination.
- Confidentiality
- Discussions in closed peer meetings follow the Chatham House Rule.
- Responsible leadership
- Compliance with the law and transparency in business.
- No unsolicited selling
- The association is a place for knowledge and trust, not for sales pitches.
Legal details
- Legal name
- Baltic Business Club MTÜ
- Legal form
- Non-profit association (MTÜ) under the Estonian Non-profit Associations Act
- Registry code
- 80589892
- Registered
- 11 December 2020; active as a community since 2017
- Registered address
- J. Sütiste tee 33-163, 13414 Tallinn, Estonia
- Office and events
- Suur Patarei 2, 10415 Tallinn, Estonia
- Management board
- Ruslan Gogin
- Club board
- Ruslan Gogin, Marko Kaldoja, Inna Mets, Andrei Koltsin, Juri Saar, Jana Antonova
- Area of activity
- Other education n.e.c. (EMTAK 8559)
- Financial year
- 1 January – 31 December
- Funding
- Membership fees and partner contributions. No profit is distributed; any surplus is used for the statutory purposes of the association.
Documents and reports
- Registry card in the e-Business Register
- Articles of association (põhikiri)
- Annual report 2025
The annual report for 2025 was submitted on 3 June 2026. Reports and the articles of association are public in the e-Business Register.
- Privacy policy
