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Contact details
Secretary to the Minister
Ms Maija Terävä
tel. +358 295 160 315
State Secretary
Mr Olli Koski
tel. +358 295 160 031
Advisers
Ms Pilvi-Elina Kupias (EU-Affairs)
tel. +358 295 160 995
Mr Tino Aalto (Ownersip steering)
tel. +358 295 160 916
Ms Emilia Tervonen, Special Adviser (Media relations)
tel. +358 295 161 035
Prime Minister's Office
Snellmaninkatu 1 A, Helsinki
PO Box 23
FI-00023 Government, Finland
[email protected]
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Angaben zur Person
Ministerin für europäische Angelegenheiten und staatliche Beteiligungsführung, seit 10.12.2019
M.A., Projektkoordinatorin, Abgeordnete
Sozialdemokratische Partei Finnlands
Geburtsdatum und -ort: 18.2.1976, Oulu
Wohnsitz: Oulu
Politische Karriere
Ministerin für europäische Angelegenheiten und staatliche Beteiligungsführung, seit 10.12.2019
Ministerin für europäische Angelegenheiten (Kabinett Rinne), 6.6.2019–10.12.2019
Sozialdemokratische Partei Finnlands, Mitglied im Parteivorstand 2012–2017, Vertreterin der Sozialdemokratischen Frauen im Parteivorstand seit 2017
Sozialdemokratische Frauen in Finnland, Vorsitzende seit 2014
Sozialdemokratische Partei Europas (SPE), Mitglied des Präsidiums, seit 2012
Mitglied des Parlaments, seit 2011
Stadtrat Oulu, Mitglied seit 2000
Regionalverband Region Oulu, Vorsitzende der Regionalversammlung -2019
Regionalverband Region Oulu 2020-
Weitere Karriereschritte und gemeinnützige Tätigkeiten
Fachhochschule Oulu, Forschungs- und Entwicklungskoordinatorin, 2005–2011
Fa. Oulun Ekotuote Oy, Geschäftsführerin 1995–2000 (Recycling-Unternehmen)
Verein Yritetään yhdessä ry, Projektarbeiterin 1994–2000
Fa. Oulun Suorajakelu Oy, Zeitungsausträgerin 1989–1998
Finnische Gesellschaft für die Vereinten Nationen, Vorsitzende seit 2018
Gewerkschaft öffentlicher sowie Sozial- und Gesundheitssektor JHL, Mitglied der Hauptversammlung seit 2017
Genossenschaft Tradeka, Mitglied der Hauptversammlung seit 2010
Stiftung des Diakonissenhauses in Oulu, Mitglied des Verwaltungsrates seit 2010
Frauennetzwerk im finnischen Parlament, Vorsitzende 2018–2019
Stadttheater Oulu, Vorstandsvorsitzende 2013–2018
4-H Finnland, Vorsitzende 2012–2016
Northern sparsely populated areas (NSPA), Vertreterin der Region Oulu seit 2009-2019
Publikationen
Pohjois-Suomeen luvassa suurinvestointien suma 2010
Osaaminen Pohjois-Suomen onnistumisen avain 2010
Sonstiges
Partner: Pertti Rauhio, Assessor juris, Verwaltungsdirektor des finnischen Parlaments
Sprachkenntnisse: Finnisch, Englisch, Deutsch, Schwedisch, Russisch (Grundkenntnisse)
Hobbys: Hund, Lesen, Nordic Walking, Sauna
Profile
Minister for European Affairs and Ownership Steering Tytti Tuppurainen, M.A., born 1976 in Oulu, is a Member of Parliament from the Social Democratic Party.
Tytti Tuppurainen was born into a family with five children. Her father is a retired violinist from the Oulu Symphony Orchestra and her mother is a homemaker. Tuppurainen’s first paying job was delivering newspapers. She became involved in politics through her work on environmental protection and recycling. Her position as Chair of Oulun Luontonuoret, a youth association focused on nature conservation, was an important means for the young Tuppurainen to influence matters concerning the local environment. She became a frontrunner in recycling work in Oulu when, alongside her studies, she founded the company Oulun Ekotuote Oy and worked as its Managing Director.
Tuppurainen became a member of the Oulu City Council in 2000 and has held various leadership positions in the Regional Council of Oulu since 2001. Northern nature and safeguarding the everyday wellbeing of people in northern Finland have always been close to Tuppurainen’s heart.
Tytti Tuppurainen first became a Member of Parliament after a successful run in the Oulu electoral district in 2011. She worked for eight years on the Agriculture and Forestry Committee and the Grand Committee. In the Grand Committee, where she served as Deputy Chairperson in 2015–2019, Tuppurainen was able to influence Finland’s EU policy. She has also worked to advance European affairs and cooperation as Chair of her party’s Europe Working Group and as a member of the Party of European Social Democrats’ Presidency.
In addition to her political career, Tuppurainen has been active in a variety of civil society organisations. She chaired the Finnish 4H Federation in 2012–2016 and the Finnish UN Association in 2018–2019. As a feminist and advocate for gender equality, Tuppurainen has also been involved with women’s organisations. She has served as Leader of the Social Democratic Women in Finland since 2014, and chaired the Board of the Coalition of Finnish Women’s Associations (NYTKIS) in 2018 and the Women’s Network in the Parliament of Finland in 2018–2019.
Along with her native Finnish, Tuppurainen speaks German, English and Swedish and has basic skills in Russian. Besides serving in politics, Tytti Tuppurainen is a mother and a wife. Her blended family consists of her husband, one upper secondary school student, three adult children and a Belgian Shepherd named Rosa. Outside work, Tuppurainen enjoys looking after the family dog, reading, Nordic walking and sauna bathing.