Dan David (businessman)

Dan David (Hebrew: דן דוד; ‎23 May 1929 – 6 September 2011) was a Romanian-born Israeli businessman and philanthropist.

[2] With a $200,000 loan from a cousin, he won the franchise for Photo-Me International automated photography booths in certain countries.

[3] When David was chairman[4] of Photo-Me in 1999, his and board-member Serge Crasnianski's shares were valued at 210 and 200 million pounds, respectively.

[6][independent source needed] In 2021, the Foundation announced[7] it was redesigning the prize to focus on history and other disciplines that study the past, granting up to nine awards of $300,000 to early- and mid-career researchers in those fields.

[9] The Center is affiliated with both the Sackler Faculty of Medicine and the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History, where its laboratories and facilities encompass over 1200 meters squared.