Nazarian family
| Ethnicity | Persian Jews |
|---|---|
| Current region | United States, Israel |
| Place of origin | Iran |
| Estate | Beverly Hills, California |
The Nazarian family is a large and wealthy Iranian Jewish family, originating from Iran, currently based in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, the New York area, and Las Vegas, United States, as well as in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Wealth
The Nazarian family have a fortune worth billions of dollars.[1] They are part of the wealthy Iranian Jewish community of Beverly Hills, and have some of the largest mansions in Beverly Hills.[2][3]
Philanthropy
The Nazarians are co-founders of the Iranian American Jewish Federation, headquartered in West Hollywood, Los Angeles. They also founded the Citizens’ Empowerment Center in Israel, a thinktank hosting members from the worlds of academia and finance.[4]
Family members
- Izak Parviz Nazarian, billionaire founder of Omninet[5]
- Younes Nazarian, Co-founder of Omninet
- Soraya Nazarian, Philanthropist and Artist
- Benjamin Nazarian, Managing Partner at Omninet Capital
- Sam Nazarian, CEO of SBE Entertainment Group
- Sharon Nazarian, President of Y&S Nazarian Family Foundation
- William Nazarian, MBA, Attorney at Law, MD
- Shulamit Nazarian, Owner and Director of Shulamit Gallery
- David Nazarian, CEO of Nimes Capital
- Angella Nazarian, non-fiction author.
- Neil Kadisha, billionaire businessman and Philanthropist
- Dora Nazarian Kadisha
- Adelle Nazarian, journalist for Breitbart News Network
References
- ↑ The Persian Conquest by Kevin West June 10, 2013, W Magazine
- ↑ The Persian Conquest by Kevin West June 10, 2013, W Magazine
- ↑ Los Angeles, CA - Izak Nazarian: From Tehran Rags to LA September 29, 2009
- ↑ Nazarian’s mission Araleh Weisberg, Sunday June 24, 2012, Israel Hayom
- ↑ Los Angeles, CA - Izak Nazarian: From Tehran Rags to LA September 29, 2009
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