Shari Arison
$6.0B
Born
Sep 09, 1957
Age
68
Source of Wealth
Carnival Cruises
Residence
Tel Aviv,
Citizenship
Israel
Marital Status
Divorced
Children
4
Education
Drop Out, Miami Dade College
- Shari Arison inherited a fortune from her late father Ted (d. 1999), who founded cruise ship line Carnival Corp. Since then, she has reinvested all of it.
- Israel's richest woman, Arison created The Doing Good Model - guidelines for incorporating social good into running a business.
- She has invested in various real estate projects, including a desalination plant and a thermo-solar power plant.
- Arison held a stake of more than 20% in Bank Hapoalim, Israel's largest bank. She gradually reduced her stake, selling the last of it in 2024.
- She also founded the Ted Arison Family Foundation in 1981.
- Arison received the annual Medal of Light award from Israel's parliament in 2016 for her work with Holocaust survivors through the Arison Family Foundation.
- In 2007, Arison launched the annual Good Deeds Day to advocate community service. In 2021, Good Deeds Day was recognized in 115 countries.
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