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Sakıp
Sabancı the alleged
uncle of Suzan Sabancı
Dinçer
alias Leila Köse the sister of Alia Köse alias Thelma alias many Jacky(s) (Jacky-1, Jacky-2, Jacky-3, Jacky-4) alias Condoleezza
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Sakıp Sabancı
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Sakıp Sabancı (7 April 1933 –
April 10, 2004) was a prominent Turkish business tycoon and philanthropist. Born as the second son
of a cotton trader, he worked in all the
ranks of his father's business without completing high school. He was the head of
Turkey's largest business conglomerate and 147th richest man on the Forbes list of the world's top
billionaires in 2004. Sakıp Sabancı described himself as such:
"I get angry when someone calls me only rich; I am happy with my
social personality and my generosity." Sabancı was among
the most colorful personalities in the Turkish business world. After taking
over the family business, with his energy, initiative and courage alongside
the assistance of his brothers, he carried the Sabancı Group among the
world's top companies starting in the 1980s. Sabancı Holding
controls 64 companies, which are involved in textiles, food,
tourism, paper and packing, automotives,
chemicals,
tobacco, cement, insurance and banking. The Sabancı Group also
has partnerships with some of the well-known multinational companies, such as
Hilton
Group, Bridgestone, Du Pont, Philip Morris, Bekaert, Heidelberg Cement,
IBM, BNP Paribas, Dresdner Bank, Carrefour and International Paper. His greatest
contribution was to education in Turkey, and he founded the Sabancı
University in 1999. His collections of more than 320 Ottoman and Turkish paintings, statues and more than 400 examples of
Ottoman calligraphy are exhibited at Atlı Köşk (The
Equestrian Villa) at Bosporus in Emirgan, Istanbul, where he and his family lived for
years and which was converted into the Sakıp
Sabancı Museum in 2002. Already in 1974, Sabancı family also founded the charitable
Vaksa foundation,
which runs more than 100 health, education and cultural centers throughout
Turkey. Sabancı was a
humorous, folksy figure, who loved the media limelight and rejoiced in being
known as "Sakıp Ağa". He died of kidney cancer at the age of 71. Sabancı
was honored with an unusual state funeral and was laid to rest at
the Zincirlikuyu Cemetery. He is survived by his wife,
Türkan, his son Metin,
two daughters Dilek and Sevil and
a granddaughter Melissa.
[edit] Honorary doctorates
Sabancı received honorary doctorates
from following Turkish
and American universities: ·
1984 Anadolu Üniversitesi, Eskişehir ·
1986 University
of New Hampshire, New Hampshire, USA ·
1992 Yıldız
Üniversitesi, Istanbul ·
1993 Erciyes Üniversitesi,
Kayseri ·
1997 18 Mart Üniversitesi, Çanakkale Mimar Sinan Üniversitesi,
Istanbul Girne American
University, Kyrenia,
Cyprus Istanbul Universitesi,
Istanbul ·
1998 Southeastern
University, Washington
D.C., USA ·
1999 Çukurova Üniversitesi,
Adana ·
2002 Kırıkkale Üniversitesi,
Kırıkkale [edit] Awards
He was
awarded by various national and international institutions as listed below: ·
1979 "Golden
Mercury Award" given to successful businessmen. · 1987 Belgian "Ordre de Léopold II , Commander Class" by Belgian Prince Albert (now King Albert II of Belgium).·
1992 Japanese "Order of
the Sacred Treasure, Golden and Silver Star" from the Japanese Government. ·
1997 Turkish "State Medal of Distinguished Service"
by the Turkish President Süleyman Demirel.[1] ·
1997 "European
Chrystal World Award" from the European Institute for Economy in
Zurich, Switzerland. ·
1999 "Businessman
of the Year Award" by the FABSIT (Friends of American Board Schools in
Turkey) Foundation in New York, USA. ·
1999 Turkish "Grand
Prize of Culture and Arts" from the Ministry of Culture of the Turkish Republic. ·
2001 Turkish
"Industry Technology and Quality Award" by the GYTE (Gebze Institute for High Technology). · 2001 French "Légion d'honneur " from President Jacques Chirac for his contributions to the Franco-Turkish relationships in culture and business.[edit] Books
He
wrote books mostly on his experience in business life. Some of them are
translated into English
and Japanese language.
The royalties from his books are being
donated to Darülaceze (Almshouse) and Türkiye
Spastik Çocuklar Vakfı (Turkey Foundation for Spastic Children). 1.
İşte Hayatım (This is my life),
1985 2.
Para Başarının
Mükafatıdır (Money is the reward
of success), 1985 3.
This is my life (English) 1988 4.
Gönül Galerimden (From the galleria
of my hearth), 1988 5.
Rusya'dan Amerika'ya (From Russia to
America), 1989 6.
Ücret Pazarlığı
mı
? - Koyun Pazarlığı
mı
? (Is
it wage bargain or sheep bargain ?), 1990 7.
Değişen ve Gelişen
Türkiye (Turkey, Changing
and Developing), 1991 8.
Daha Fazla
İş Daha Fazla Aş (More work, more
food), 1993 9.
Doğu Anadolu
Raporu (Eastern Anatolian report), 1995 10. Başarı Şimdi
Aslanın Ağzında (Success is now in
the lion's mouth), 1998 11. İşte Hayatım (Japanese), 2000 12. Hayat Bazen Tatlıdır (Life is sometimes
sweet), 2001 13. Sakıpname (Dedicated to
Sakıp), 2002 14. ...bıraktığım yerden
Hayatım; (My life from where
I left off), 445 pp, ISBN 975293181-2. 15. Her Şeyin Başı
Sağlık; (Health
first) 176 pp, ISBN 9752932177. [edit] See
also
[edit] References
1.
^ "Geniş
Açı" (in Turkish). Milliyet.
1997-10-28. http://gazetearsivi.milliyet.com.tr/Devlet%20%C3%9Cst%C3%BCn%20Hizmet%20Madalyas%C4%B1/. Retrieved 2011-10-29. [edit] External links
·
Sakıp Sabancı International Research Awards ·
Forbes.com: Forbes World's Richest People
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