Risto Kask

Risto Kask
Born	(1985-11-24) 24 November 1985 (age 36) Tallinn, Estonia
Education	BA - Accounting and Finance; MBA - Corporate Finance
Alma mater	Estonian Business School (PhD)
Occupation	Minister adviser of Public Governance
Years active	2017-...
Organization	Ministry of Finance of Republic of Estonia
Political party	Estonian Centre Party
Honours	Innovation Scholarship (2016)

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Risto Kask (born 24 November 1985) is a civil servant and an adviser to Minister of Public Administration of the Republic of Estonia.^[1] He is a founder of non-profit organization MTÜ Aita Nõrgemat^[2] and a board member of MTÜ Ettevõtluskool Noor Eesti.^[3]

From 2014–2017, he worked as a deputy head of the district of Nõmme at the Municipality of Tallinn.^[4] He also is a member of the Finance Committee of the Municipality of Tallinn.

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Membership in various organizations[]

• From 2008 – MTÜ Aita Nõrgemat, board member^[5]
• From 2008 – MTÜ Roheline Noor, board member^[6]
• From 2011 – MTÜ Ettevõtluskool Noor Eesti, board member^[7]
• From 2015 – Kodumaa Kapitali HLÜ, member of audit committee^[8]
• From 2017 – Tallinn City Council, member of finance committee^[9]

Education[]

He has a BA degree on Accounting and Finance and MBA degree on Corporate Finance,^[10] both acquired from the Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences. He is currently pursuing a PhD degree on Management at Estonian Business School.

As an author[]

In 2015, he published his first book Konnapoiste talvejutud.^[11] The book is for children aged 3–7, first edition was released in 720 units.

Athletic achievements[]

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• 1999 Championship of underwater swimming, up to 16-yo class – I place
• 2000 Championship of underwater swimming, up to 16-yo class – II place
• 2004 Aikido 5kyu rank
• 2005 Aikido 4kyu rank

Politics[]

He is currently a council member of Estonian Centre Party and a deputy head of the organizations branch at Nõmme. From 2004–2015 he was a member of Youth Assembly of Estonian Centre Party. In 2013, he stepped up as a candidate at local elections in Estonia, not being elected by 17 votes.^[12] He ran for local elections a second time in 2017 but lost election by 62 votes,^[12] at the local elections in 2021 he got 54 votes^[13].

Bodybuilding and men's fitness[]

He is a member of jury of the competitions of "Eesti Suvepiiga ja Suvemees" and "Estonian Topmodel". In 2008, he was a member of the jury for "Manhunt Estonia"^[14]

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