Toivo Sukari

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Toivo "Topi" Ilmo Kalevi Sukari (April 8, 1954 in Mynämäki) is a Finnish businessman. He is the founder and largest shareholder of and Ideapark. Sukari also owns the shopping mall chain stores and . Sukari comes from a Laestadian family^[1] and he has seven siblings. His father was a small-time farmer and entrepreneur. Sukari's wife is named Eeva and they have five children.^[2]

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• Helsingin Sanomat: Toivo Sukari

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