Full Name Dilek Sabanci Role Entrepreneur | Name Dilek Sabanci Nationality Turkish | |
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Occupation Entrepreneur, businesswoman Net worth £1 billion(US$1.66 billion) Awards Milliyet Sports Namik Sevik Honorary Award Nominations Milliyet Sports Award for Executive of the Year | ||
Defne Her Şey Bambaşka - Dilek Sabancı - 14.05.2010
Dilek Sabanci is the Turkish chairperson and CEO of Vista Tourism and Travel, a firm that she founded in 1989. She is an heir to the family fortune, being the daughter of the Turkish entrepreneur Hacı Ömer Sabancı who formed the second largest industrial and financial conglomerate in the country, Sabancı Holding. According to the latest profile on Forbes, she is worth upwards of £1 billion.
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- Defne Her ey Bambaka Dilek Sabanc 14052010
- Vala Gedik dlleri 2015 Yln nsan Dilek Sabanc
- Life and career
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Vala Gedik Ödülleri 2015 - Yılın İş İnsanı - Dilek Sabancı
Life and career
Dilek has two bachelor's degrees from Reinhardt University and Fisher College. Dilek established Vista Tourism and Travel with her father in 1989 and has evolved the company to one of the largest travel agencies in Turkey. She also serves as a board member of the family’s Hacı Ömer Sabancı Foundation, a philanthropic organisation involved in education and health.
Dilek is handicapped and devotes much of her time to helping mentally and physically impaired people. Sabanci is also active in a number of charitable groups as the vice president of Turkish Sports Federation for the Mentally Handicapped, chair of board of directors of Turkish Special Olympics, and an active member in Foundation for Children with Leukemia and Kanlica Lions and Rotary Clubs.
Supporting various social, cultural and sports activities every year, Sabanci has funded several facilities, including “Dilek Sabanci Anatolian Vocational Trade School”, “Besiktas Municipality Dilek Sabanci Park”, “Dilek Sabanci Antalya Sports Hall”, “Dilek Sabanci Gulen Yuzler Vocational Rehabilitation and Business Centre”, “Konya Selcuk University Dilek Sabanci Conservatory” as well as “Dilek Sabanci Art Gallery” in Mardin.