Tomorrow's Standard

"Tomorrow's Standard" is a business conference for people whose business still depends too much on them.

If you manage a company or your own operations, are responsible for a team, clients, sales, and growth, you probably know the situation when too many decisions still stop at you.

"Tomorrow's Standard" is created specifically for such business owners and managers.

One day about how to better manage a team, sales, and a growing business.

On November 11, 2026, in Kaunas, at the Žalgiris Arena amphitheater, entrepreneurs, managers, and people who make decisions themselves, build teams, sell, take risks, and are responsible for the results will gather in one place.

Short presentations. Straight to the point.

Most of the conference presentations will last 15-20 minutes each.

Fewer biographies and general theories. More concrete ideas, solutions, experience, and mistakes from which one can learn.

On stage – business creators, managers, and leaders from different fields: from traditional business and technology to medicine, communication, finance, and organizational management.

Among the conference speakers are Gediminas Kvietkauskas, Nerijus Urbonas, Paulius Morkūnas, Col. Linas Idzelis, Rima Balanaškienė, Tomas Kriščiūnas, Valda Valantiejienė, and other business and leadership practitioners.

What is worth taking away from one day?

A new look at your business. Sometimes the problem is not a lack of knowledge. We just look at our business from the same place for too long.

The experience of other people. On stage will be people who have already solved the problems you might be facing today. They will talk not only about what worked but also about solutions, mistakes, and their cost.

New contacts. The conference is created for small and medium-sized business owners, managers, and decision-makers. Therefore, coffee breaks and lunch here are not just pauses between presentations – they are an opportunity to meet people with whom it is worth staying in touch.

Is "Tomorrow's Standard" for you?