Visvaldas Matijošaitis

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Visvaldas Matijošaitis (born 1957) is a Lithuanian politician, Mayor of Kaunas city. Leader, Founder and Chairman of , Chairman for Mentor Lietuva Asociacija, President at Žalgirio Fondas Asociacija and President for Lithuanian Cycling Federation. He founded company group in .

He was also on the board of Kauno Energija AB and Vice President for Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists and Member of Kaunas City Council.

He was potential candidat for 2019 Lithuanian presidential election.

His wife was Irena Matijošaitienė (1957–2013).

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