Daniel Jammer

Daniel Jammer (Hebrew: דניאל יאמר‎, August 11, 1966) is a German-Israeli businessman. Jammer is the owner and founder of Nation-E, an international Israeli based ICT company specializing in developing energy solutions.[1] He used to own Maccabi Netanya[2] from 2006 to 2011 and also FC Senec from 2003 to 2007. In 2014, Jammer was dubbed one of the leading cyber security figures in Israel by Globes, Israel’s leading business magazine.[3]

Daniel Jammer
Born (1966-08-11) 11 August 1966
Frankfurt, Germany
NationalityGerman
OccupationEnergy Cyber Security
Net worthUS$300 million
Spouse(s)Liza Jammer
Children2

Life

Jammer worked fifteen years for the Titan-Industrie firma Tirus in Executive Position and is now founder of Micro Finance Invest.[4]

Personal

Jammer was raised in Frankfurt am Main.[5] He lives with his wife Elizaveta Bresht, the daughter of Viatcheslav Bresht, a Russian Titan-Oligarch, and his two children's in Herzelia, Israel.[6]

gollark: My browser doesn't seem to actually *send* Accept-Location.
gollark: Nginx has a geoIP module.
gollark: Or just approximate the brain so it can be computed more easily without losing too much accuracy.
gollark: Well, the brain part is harder, but if you can work out the brain's I/O enough, that can just be simulated in detail and the rest to... really accurate computer game level.
gollark: I mean that just for a human-livable environment you don't need to actually simulate, say, particle interactions, at all.

References
  1. Sharon Udasin (June 20, 2012). "German-Israeli launches 'smart' energy system". Jerusalem Post.
  2. Jason Lewis (September 9, 2012). "Doting wife loses everything after acting as perfect hostess for fraudster Nicholas 'Beano' Levene". The Daily Telegraph.
  3. "השיחה". Globes. 2014-01-28.
  4. Jammer verhandelt mit Fortuna
  5. Daniel Jammer Matthäus-Boss im BILD-Interview
  6. Jammer: Über 15 Mio für Fortuna
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