Lars-Christian Brask
Danish politician (born 1963)
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Lars-Christian Brask (born 25 May 1963) is a Danish politician and businessman. He was elected a member of parliament for the Liberal Alliance in the 2022 Danish general election.[1]
Political history
Brask entered politics at the municipal level in 2013 under the Venstre.[2] Brask transitioned from Venstre to the Liberal Alliance in 2019 to align with Liberal Alliance leader Alex Vanopslagh’s direction.[3]
Brask was first elected to national office in 2022, and as of 2024 is a sitting member of the Danish Parliament for Liberal Alliance.[4]
As of 2024 Brask serves as an Udenrigsordfører, the primary spokesperson for their party on matters concerning foreign affairs.[4]
Business history
- 1990-1996: Country Head, Nordic Region all services and products, Merrill Lynch (Bank of America)[4]
- 1996-1999: Partner, Managing Director, Europe and Head of Capital Markets, Robertson Stephens (Bank of America)[4]
- 1999-2003: CEO, Brask & Company Ltd[4]
- 2003-2005: Director, Key Clients & Business Development, UBS Wealth Management[4]
- 2005-2010: Director, Head of Private Banking, Carnegie Investment Bank[4]
- since 2015: Executive Director and facilitator, Presidents Institute[4]
