Accenture Baltics

☕️ Morning rituals, meet outdoor innovation. Whether you're brewing up ideas or just a strong cup of coffee – Accenture’s gear is made to keep up with your boldest journeys. [ID: A camping coffee setup on a rustic wooden table outdoors, with lush green grass and trees in the background. The setup includes a black moka pot on a portable gas stove, a yellow lighter, and a purple enamel mug with the Accenture logo. The scene suggests a relaxed outdoor coffee break in nature.]

Let's welcome our next Women Go Tech mentor Anna Kopertowska with over 7 years of experience as a web developer–ranging from small companies to large corporations–Anna brings not only deep technical expertise but also a strong passion for mentorship and empowering women in tech. She has worked on diverse projects in e commerce and banking, and through it all, she’s learned that the most valuable skills aren’t always the most obvious. Her past mentorship experience includes the DareIT program in Poland, along with supporting junior developers in her teams. “I’ve had the luck to meet some people on my path who were mentors to me, and I want to pay it forward. I hope we’ll keep seeing more and more women in IT, and I’m happy to help make it happen.”  When she’s not coding or mentoring, you’ll likely find her on a walk in the park or diving into a creative fiber art project. [ID: A woman, Anna Kopertowska, poses playfully in front of a realistic cityscape mural that gives the illusion she is hanging off the edge of a skyscraper. She smiles and flashes a peace sign, wearing glasses and a white shirt with cherry patterns. In the foreground, an overlay card introduces her as a mentor for "Women Go Tech." Her role includes Front-end Developer and Mentor. Traits listed are collaborative, adaptable, and empathetic. Side skills include crocheting, writing, and nature photography. A status badge marks her as an "Active WGT Mentor."]

Talsi, tech, and the freedom to choose your workspace. 💜 Talsi – a town of nine hills, two lakes, and endless calm. It’s where Anna, one of our web developers, sometimes sets up her remote desk – just steps away from forest trails, lakeside cafés, and the quiet charm of local thrift shops. From this peaceful corner of Latvia, Anna is building accessibility features for one of the largest European TV streaming services – proving that meaningful, high-impact tech can grow anywhere. Even in a small town with a view. At our company, we believe great ideas aren’t tied to a single location. Some of us code from city apartments, others from country homes or cabins deep in the woods. What brings us together isn’t geography – it’s a shared mission, regular team days at the office, and the kind of honest collaboration that happens best over good coffee. [ID: A carousel showcasing the town of Talsi, Latvia, through the eyes of a local web developer named Anna.] [ID: Anna stands smiling on a cobblestone street in Talsi, wearing a purple hoodie. Overlay text says “Talsi” and “Anna, Web Developer” with the hashtag #NameYouCity.] [ID: A quote from Anna about growing up in Talsi, describing it as a town of lakes and peaceful nature, with a vibrant local feel that always draws her back.] [ID: A map showing Talsi’s location relative to Riga (116 km away) with a list of 3 things to do: take a picture with the city sign, climb Kamparkalns tower, and visit the local crafts and antiques market.] [ID: A large outdoor “TALSI” sign sits on a grassy field with a scenic background of trees and a tower.] [ID: Anna in a purple raincoat climbs a wooden staircase surrounded by forest, likely Kamparkalns viewing tower.] [ID: Anna stands at an outdoor crafts market stall displaying handmade goods in a cozy yard with wooden buildings.] [ID: Anna sits on a blanket with a laptop and mug, relaxed in a lush garden, working remotely among blooming white flowers.]

We see the hybrid work model as a way to strengthen culture, boost inclusion, and support performance through trust and flexibility. Here’s why it’s not about returning to the office, but moving forward — together. [ID: Portrait of Zanda Arnava, Talent Studio Lead at Accenture Baltics, sitting against a purple background with the quote: “This is not about ‘returning to the office’ – it’s about moving forward” displayed beside her. She wears a beige sweater with a decorative brooch and poses thoughtfully with her hand under her chin.]

Rain or shine, keep moving forward. 🌦️ Whether you're deep in code or deep in the woods, Accenture gear is made for every kind of journey. Our team embraces both nature and innovation. Lightweight, weather-ready, and built to keep up — this rain jacket and bottle combo is your perfect trail partner. [ID: A woman in a purple Accenture rain jacket and brown cap stands on a wooden lookout tower, holding an Accenture-branded water bottle. She gazes out over a misty, tree-covered landscape on a rainy day, embracing the calm and natural surroundings. A purple background appears with the Accenture logo. ]

🎶 This week, Riga is alive with the energy of the School Youth Song and Dance Festival – where over 38,000 children are bringing tradition to life through folk music and dance. This is the largest number of festival participants in the history of independent Latvia. 🇱🇻 We're honored and inspired to see the next generation shaping this cultural legacy – and even more so knowing that some of our teammates' children are part of it. Whether they're performing or volunteering, they’re helping build something truly meaningful. [ID: A joyful outdoor scene featuring a woman and a small child dressed in traditional Baltic-style folk clothing. They are playing on a grassy field surrounded by a colorful modern art installation made of large coiled tubes in red, green, and blue. The woman wears a long striped skirt and a white shirt, with a floral headband. The child wears a matching striped skirt with a white top and tights, and has small pigtails.] [ID: A group of children and adults in traditional Baltic folk costumes stand and pose in a park setting with classical architecture in the background. The costumes feature striped wool skirts for the girls and women, and vests with trousers for the boys. One image shows them holding hands, another walking along a paved path, and one standing by a tree, showcasing a celebratory and cultural atmosphere.]

💡 Got a young visionary at home? Maybe your child is full of ideas, dreams of launching their own brand, or is already curious about how social media really works? This summer, they can turn that spark into something real! 📣 Riga TechGirls Summer School: Business Ideas & Digital Marketing Edition It’s designed for girls aged 10–16 to explore the world of entrepreneurship, branding, and digital creativity – all in an inspiring, supportive environment. 👉🏼 If you're still looking for the right summer experience — this one might just be a game-changer. Details and sign-up here https://lnkd.in/dJcWf6-y [ID: Illustrated promotional poster for a "Summer School" program called "Biznesa Ideja un Digitālais Mārketings" (Business Idea and Digital Marketing). The poster is in Latvian and includes the following details: the camp runs from August 11 to August 15, is held in Latvian, and is intended for girls aged 10 to 16. The background is pink with icons of lightbulbs, clouds, gears, and geometric shapes. An illustrated girl with yellow hair and a colorful outfit stands on the right side of the image.]

This is not about bots replacing people. It’s about giving people better tools to be their best. To show up. To listen. To care. That’s the kind of innovation that matters. Read more in Latvian: https://lnkd.in/dCP_3nmh [ID: A professional portrait of Uldis Apsītis, Financial Services Associate Director at Accenture Baltics. He is standing against a purple background with his arms crossed, wearing a dark sweater over a collared shirt. Text on the image reads: “Smarter tools. Kinder systems.” and includes his name and job title. The Accenture logo appears in the lower left corner.]

Still searching for that one unforgettable summer camp experience? ☀️ If your child is curious about tech, teamwork, and wants more than just a typical summer break – this is it. 💡 Riga TechGirls Summer Camp is where creativity meets code, and girls aged 10–16 get to explore the world of IT in the most fun, empowering way possible. Spots are limited, but the inspiration they’ll gain is limitless! 👉🏼 Check out the details and register here https://lnkd.in/dJcWf6-y [ID: Illustrated promotional poster for a "Summer School" program called "Programmēšanas Pamati" (Basics of Programming). The poster is in Latvian and includes the following details: the camp runs from July 28 to August 1, is held in Latvian, and is intended for girls aged 10 to 16. The background is pink with icons of lightbulbs, clouds, gears, and geometric shapes. An illustrated girl with red hair and a colorful outfit stands on the right side of the image.]

Latvian tech is more than capable. Now it’s time to show the world what we can do. We’re not here to be the cheapest. We’re here to build meaningful, scalable solutions that travel beyond borders. As Ivo Almanis says — we have what it takes. Let’s back our strengths and grow beyond local limits. Read more in LV: https://lnkd.in/dCYPrcuK [ID: A professional portrait of Ivo Ālmanis, Accenture Lead in the Baltics, set against a purple background. Bold white text at the top reads "Latvian Tech Has What It Takes." Ivo is wearing a dark blazer over a light blue shirt and has a trimmed beard and short hair. The Accenture logo is visible in the lower-left corner.]