Krutko Oksana Anatolyevna

Krutko Oksana Anatolyevna

Biography

Born February 4, 1979

In 2001 she graduated from Kursky state pedagogical the university.

2020: Advisor to the Governor of the Kursk Region

Since January 2020, she was an adviser to the Governor of the Kursk Region, in this status she oversaw digital development projects. ^[1] governor of^[1].

2021

Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Kursk Region

From June 1, 2021 - Deputy Prime Minister of the Kursk Region. Directly coordinates and controls the activities of the Ministry of Digital Development and Communications of the Kursk Region.

31st place in the ranking of regional IT officials in terms of income

For the period from January 1, 2021 to December 31, 2021, the income of the Oksana Krutko family amounted to 8 million rubles. The official's personal income is 6.2 million rubles, the income of family members is 1.8 million rubles. As a result, 31st place in the ranking of regional IT officials by income for 2021 according to CNews Analytics^[2].

2025: Appointment as Vice Governor of Kursk Oblast

At the end of October 2025, Oksana Krutko was appointed to the post of deputy governor of the Kursk region. The corresponding order was signed by the head of the region, Alexander Khinshtein.

As deputy governor of the Kursk region, Krutko will have to oversee the "block of the future": her area of ​ ​ responsibility includes the directions of digital transformation, education and sports. Krutko will coordinate and monitor the activities of the Ministry of Digital Development and Communications, the Ministry of Education and Science and the Ministry of Physical Culture and Sports of the Kursk Region, as well as the department for ensuring the activities of the commission on juvenile affairs and protecting their rights of the regional government.

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Фото: Government of Kursk region

The website of the governor of the Kursk region also says that the official duties of his deputy include coordinating the activities of the executive bodies on the implementation of a unified state policy in the field of digital transformation of regional public administration; communications; information technologies (including the use of IT in the formation of regional information resources and ensuring access to them); information security of regional and municipal information systems and information and telecommunication infrastructure. In addition, the deputy governor exercises powers to ensure the information security of the government, including the detection, prevention and elimination of the consequences of computer attacks and response to computer incidents.^[3]

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