Ugne Dapkeviciene

Ugne is the organisational heartbeat of clearBorder. With a background in hospitality, serviced offices and tech, she ensures projects run smoothly and operations stay on track. From logistics to internal systems, she supports our consultants so they can focus on delivering real value for clients.

Calm, reliable and solutions-focused, Ugne is the go-to person for making things work – quietly improving efficiency and enhancing the client experience behind the scenes.

Originally from Lithuania, she also speaks Russian and Spanish. Outside work, she’s a keen volleyball player who brings the same energy and coordination to every part of her role.

Expert Insights From Ugne Dapkeviciene

Thought Leadership

Farnborough Airshow 2026: What the defence industry is thinking

Farnborough 2026 reinforced that defence capability is no longer defined solely by military platforms, but by the industrial ecosystems that support them. Sovereignty, resilient supply chains, affordable mass, autonomous systems, and trusted international partnerships are rapidly becoming board-level priorities. In this ClearBorder Watching Brief, we explore the seven strategic signals shaping defence procurement and industrial policy, and what executive teams should do now to strengthen resilience, reduce dependency, and prepare for an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape.
Farnborough Airshow 2026: What the defence industry is thinking
Defence

Digital alliances, and how data became the connective tissue of modern defence

Modern defence capability depends on trusted digital alliances. As data, AI, cloud platforms, and shared engineering environments become central to defence programmes, organisations must understand the digital relationships that shape capability, sovereignty, and long-term strategic resilience.
Digital alliances, and how data became the connective tissue of modern defence
Defence

De-risking defence: where diversification meets export controls

Diversification can strengthen resilience, but it also creates new regulatory and geopolitical risks. Defence organisations that understand the export control and compliance implications of every new partnership can expand with greater confidence while protecting long-term strategic capability.
De-risking defence: where diversification meets export controls

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