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Tytti Seppänen

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Tytti Seppänen (born 1980) is a Finnish Centre Party politician. She was born in Vaala.

She was Vice-Chair of the Centre Party Youth. Since 2006, she has been Chair of the Nordic Youth and the town's municipality manager.

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Tytti Seppänen nousi UNR:n puheenjohtajaksi 30-10-2006
Seppäsen vaalisivut

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