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Ziv Aviram

Ziv Aviram (born in 1959) is an Israeli businessman, investor, and manager of several global companies, active Co-Chairman of OrCam device, and former President (corporate title) & CEO of Mobileye.
== Early life and education ==
Ziv Aviram was born in 1959. Following his military service in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) as an Infantry Officer, he commenced Industrial Engineering and Management studies at Ben Gurion University, graduating in 1984.
 
== Business career ==
Aviram subsequently served as the CEO of Keter Books retail stores, and then CEO of Gali Shoes retail stores. In 1993, Aviram was appointed CEO of the “Atrakzia” Resort Park. During his tenure as CEO, Aviram led all three companies from losses to profitability.
In 1999, Aviram co-founded Mobileye (together with Professor Amnon Shashua) and served as the company’s President and CEO until its acquisition by Intel Corporation. In 2010, he co-founded OrCam Technologies (also together with Professor Amnon Shashua) and served as the company’s President and CEO for 11 years. Aviram currently serves as OrCam’s active Co-Chairman.
Following Intel’s 2017 acquisition of Mobileye for US$ 15.3B, Aviram retired from the company and shifted focus on managing OrCam. That year, he became an honorary fellow of Reichman University (formerly IDC Herzliya).
Following his retirement from Mobileye, Aviram also became a consultant and investor to dozens of technology companies. Among them, he invested in REE, which develops platforms for the automotive industry; Tevel, which develops fruit harvesting drones; and Buildots, which provides real-time construction site management systems by analyzing images from workers’ and managers’ helmet-mounted cameras at construction sites. In addition, Aviram partnered with Tidhar Company in a hotel and residential project on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv.
In 2019, Ziv Aviram co-founded MediCane Health Incorporated together with Yossi ben-Amram and Hagai Greenspoon. Aviram serves as the company’s active Chairman. MediCane is an international pharmaceutical company engaged in research and development, as well as the production and marketing of cannabis-based medications.
== The Aviram Family Foundation ==
In 2021, together with his four children, Aviram established the Aviram Family Foundation (Registered association). The Foundation (nonprofit)|foundation operates in the areas of innovation and technology, education, connection to the land and nature of Israel, science, research, and medicine. In 2021, the foundation launched the "Aviram Awards - Tech For Humanity", a competition for “life-changing ideas and ventures around Israel and the Middle East”.
== Personal life ==
Aviram is a widower, father of four, and lives in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Category:1959 births
Category:Israeli chief executives
Category:Israeli company founders
Category:Ben-Gurion University of the Negev alumni
Zivojin Balugdzic

Živojin Balugdžić (Serbian Cyrillic: Живојин Балугџић; Belgrade, Principality of Serbia, 19 February 1868 — Belgrade, Kingdom of Yugoslavia, 26 September 1941) was a Serbian diplomat and a former member of the Serbian Chetnik Organization in the Macedonian Struggle.
==Biography==
Živojin Balugdžić finished his elementary education and high school in Belgrade. He began his law studies in Belgrade and graduated from the University of Geneva with a Ph.D. in Jurisprudence during his self-imposed exile.
He left Serbia for Switzerland in 1894 because of an article "Destroy the Dvor" published in the newspaper Narodni prijatil, which he initiated with Naum Dimitrijević, a social, political and cultural activist from Macedonia.
Živojin returned to the Kingdom of Serbia after the May Coup in 1903 with the arrival of Peter I Karađorđević to the throne. Živojin Balugdžić, the personal secretary of King Peter Karađorđević and the head of the Press Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. King Petar had unlimited trust in Balugdžić, both before and after his arrival on the throne of Serbia. He performed the most confidential missions at the behest of the king. 
In 1906, Živojin Balugdžić became the secretary of the Serbian Embassy in Constantinople. His sudden departure from the national Press Bureau for Constantinople was a consequence of his long-standing conflict with Nikola Pašić. Entering the diplomatic service was a good omen for him. He was Serbia's Consul in Bitola in 1907 and from 10 September 1907 to 8 May 1909 Serbian Consul in Skopje when secret negotiations were taking place between Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire. As consul in Skopje, he started the Serbian newspaper Vardar in 1908 to coincide with the Young Turk Revolution there. He tried to calm the conflict between the two consular and metropolitan currents.. Biljana Vučetić, Istorijski časopis LVII(2008)413-426 He was one of the most informed Serbs about the events in the conflict of the Young Turk Revolution and Old Turks. He was often used as a source by Politika correspondent Branislav Nušić. At the head of the metropolitan current was the Bishop of Skopje Vićentije Krdžić, who tried to completely take over the leadership of the revolutionary organization and education in Macedonia from Serbian diplomacy.Between 1909 and 1912 he was consul in Thessalonica. He was an ambassador in Athens (during World War I), Rome (from 1924 to 1925), and Berlin (from 1927 to 1935). As Yugoslav ambassador in Berlin he made an immense contribution to the understanding between the Yugoslav and German people. He retired in 1935 when Hitler came to power
Živojin Balugdžić died in 1941M. Stanić, Memories of the metropolitans with whom I worked, Mihaila G. Ristića, 128.His son Raoul died in April 1923, he was the secretary of the embassy in Berlin. "Politics", April 27 1923, p. 5
==See also==
* List of Chetnik voivodes
Category:Serbian diplomats
Category:1868 births
Category:1941 deaths
Category:People from Belgrade
Category:Serbian people
Ziyad Qasim

Ziyad Qasim, (1945 – 3 August 2007) is an author and a scholar from the Jordanian capital, Amman."معلومات عن زياد قاسم على موقع catalogue.bnf.fr". catalogue.bnf.fr. مؤرشف من الأصل في 16 ديسمبر 2019."معلومات عن زياد قاسم على موقع opc4.kb.nl". opc4.kb.nl. مؤرشف من الأصل في 16 ديسمبر 2019."معلومات عن زياد قاسم على موقع id.loc.gov". id.loc.gov. مؤرشف من الأصل في 31 ديسمبر 2019. He often calls himself “Alomane”. He wrote many novels that received major popularity in Jordan.
== His life and education ==
Ziyad Qasim was born in 1945 in the Jordanian capital Amman. He enrolled in the University of Jordan in 1965, and graduated from it with a bachelor's degree in accounting in 1969. He later on graduated from the University of Brighton in England with a master's degree in accounting in 1983. He worked as an accountant in the field of insurance and navigation until 1978, and an operation manger in marine navigation until 1983, and an Egyptian accounting and marketing coach in the Jordanian Institute of Public Administration up until 1995. He retired in 1995.
== His works ==
Ziyad wrote multiple novels, some of which are “Abnāʼ al-qalʻaẗ”, “Al-zawbaʿaẗ min sittat ajzāʼ”, “al-ʻarīn”, “Al-Hā̲sirūn”, and so many others. He wrote the history of Amman during its different stages in his novels. He also has written some short stories. He turned a number of his novels into dramatic radio which was aired on Radio Jordan. 
== His Death ==
In June 2007, he had a stroke and was admitted in King Hussein Medical Center where he passed away on a Friday night on August 3, 2007. The Jordan Writers Association mentioned the novelist Ziyad Qasim in a statement issued in the name of its storyteller president Saud Qubeilat and its administrative and public bodies: “the association mourns Ziyad Qasim to remember a great author and scholar, with a magnificent political history. He documented Amman as well as the general Jordanian area. He produced amazing works that touched the spirit of history and humans transparency in a unique way”. 
== His writings ==
* Al-shaḥn wa-al-Tijārah al-Khārijīyah (Two parts) (Scientific research) Amman/ Middle East Printing Press, 1984.
* Al-Mudīr al-ʻĀmm (Novel) Amman/ Imprimerie International, 1987.
* Abnāʼ al-qalʻaẗ (Novel) Amman/ Asim Printing press, 1990.
* Al-zawbaʿaẗ (Novel) issued by Greater Amman Municipality, Amman (Six parts) through the years 1994–2003.
* Al-ʻarīn (Novel) Greater Amman Municipality, Amman 1999.
* Al-Hā̲sirūn (Novel) Greater Amman Municipality, Amman, 1999.
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Zlatko Burić (boxer)

Zlatko Burić is a professional boxer born on August 18, 1960 in Prnjavor, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
He started his career in the boxing club Radnički, in 1974 in Slavonski Brod. After 12 years of boxing for B.K. Radnički, Zlatko becomes a member of B.K. Rijeka (from 1986 to 1988). In 1994, he became a member of B.K. Slavija (Banja Luka).
Zlatko retired from boxing in 2005. He officially boxed 334 matches, including 6 professional matches without defeat (from 2000 to 2005). In addition to a thirty-year boxing career, he was the head coach of B.K. Slavija in 2012. In 2014, he founded his own boxing club Ring in Prnjavor. Zlatko is also the head coach.
== Significant achievements ==
* 1979. Croatian Championship (Ogulin), light welterweight - Gold medal
* 1979. Yugoslav Championship (Pula), light welterweight - Gold medal
* 1980. Croatian Championship (River), welterweight - Gold medal
* 1982. Croatian Championship (Zagreb), welterweight - Gold medal
* 1982. Yugoslav Championship (Borovo), welterweight - Gold medal
* 1982. Fist of steel (bosnian:Čelična pesnica) (Zenica) - Gold medal
* 1984. Yugoslav Championship (Valjevo), light middleweight - Silver medal
* 1985. Strandja Tournament (Sofia) - Silver medal
* 1985. Yugoslav Championship (Maribor), light middleweight - Gold medal
* 1985. Balkan Championship (Sofia), middleweight - Gold medal
* 1986. Sweden Box Open (Stockholm), middleweight -Silver medal
* 1987. International Tournament (Berlin), middleweight - Bronze medal
* 1988. Yugoslav Championship, middleweight - Bronze medal
* 1988. Belgrade winner (Belgrade) - Gold medal
* 1995. Yugoslav Championship (Valjevo), light heavyweight - Silver medal
* 2002. Balkan Championship, cruiserweight - Gold medal
== The coaches he worked with ==
* Aco Debelić
* Slobodan Lazić
* Slobodan Anđelić
* Predrag Krstić
* Mirko Jokić
* Tomo Palankin
* Miroslav Popović
Category:Bosnia and Herzegovina boxers
Category:1960 births
Category:Yugoslav sportsmen
Category:Yugoslav sportspeople
Category:Yugoslav sports coaches
Zoe (singer)

Zoe Alexandra Ryan ( /ˈzoʊ.i/ ZOH-ee;) is a singer-songwriter and producer-creator known professionally as ZOE. (stylised all caps.) She has released two singles off her new solo project, and previously released a studio EP, a live EP and two singles under her full name. ZOE is based in multiple locations preferring to identify as from Earth, which is her website address. Her music has received comparisons to Kate Bush, Stevie Nicks, Adele and Lana Del Rey
Category:Singers
Category:Songwriters’
Category:Producers
Zoe Norton Lodge

Zoe Norton Lodge is an Australian writer and television presenter from Sydney. She has been a presenter and writer on numerous Australian television shows, often working with The Chaser. She is particularly well known for her work on The Hamster Wheel, The Checkout and The Chaser election specials.
In 2020 she co-hosted and co-produced the ABC show Reputation Rehab with Kirsten Drysdale, looking at the culture around public shame. 
In 2018-19 Zoe Norton Lodge was a regular presenter on Triple M, and has also presented on ABC Radio Sydney and Radio National.
 
Norton Lodge has published a collection of short stories 'Almost Sincerely' and collaborated with her sister Georgia Norton Lodge, an illustrator, on four children's books in the Elizabella series. 
She is married to Mark Sutton and has 2 children.
* Almost Sincerely (2015)
* Elizabella Meets Her Match (2018)
* Welcome to Story Club (2018)
* Elizabella and the Great Tuckshop Takeover (2019)
* Elizabella and the Haunting of Lizard Lake (2020)
* Elizabella Breaks A Leg (2020)
Category:Australian television presenters
Category:Australian writers
Zoe Osama

Zoe Osama is an American Rapper, songwriter and Hip-Hop artist from Los Angeles, CA . He is most notably known for his song "Underrated", which was release independently and the official music video was released by w: No Jumper
Zoe is currently signed to Empire Distribution in Los Angeles, CA.
Category:American people
Category:Rappers
Category:Songwriters
Category:Hip hop singers
Zoe Reardon

Zoe Reardon is a diverse and skilled American individual with a passion for volunteer work, photography, theater, and equestrian sports.
==Biography==
Reardon completed an international baccalaureate diploma at the prestigious Atlanta International School (AIS). Further, she graduated from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, where she earned a degree in psychology and world religion. She was awarded the merit-based Second Century Scholarship to support her academic pursuits and was also a member of the Alpha Lambda Delta honor society during her freshman year. She served as a peer academic leader, offering academic assistance to her fellow students.
In addition to being a peer academic leader, she also pursued her love for theatre by leading one-week theatre camps for young children aged 4 to 6 at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, one of the most prominent producing theaters in the Southeast.
Reardon has a deep passion for photography, with a focus on capturing the beauty of nature and animals, particularly horses. Her portfolio includes pictures of urban nature in Atlanta, the sunset of Lake Lanier in Georgia, and the Grand Canyon. She has also taken photographs during family vacations and mission trips to countries such as Europe, Asia, Central America, Nepal, Mexico, the Czech Republic, and Vietnam.
Reardon is an accomplished equestrian and has participated in several regional competitions in Georgia. She qualified for the National Pony Finals in 2016 and was the captain of her Interscholastic Equestrian Association team for two years. Throughout her competitive career, she earned several top-three finishes in her events and won various regional United States Equestrian Federation competitions in Atlanta. In addition to her photography and equestrian pursuits, Reardon is committed to philanthropy and volunteer work. During her time at AIS, she received a scholarship that allowed her to engage in mission work in Nepal. Over the course of three weeks, she provided valuable assistance to medical staff in Kathmandu and Chitwan, and distributed dental hygiene kits at a local school, making a positive impact on the community. Additionally, Reardon volunteered on a one-week mission trip to Mexico, where she helped build a gym and delivered food to households in remote and underprivileged communities.
==References==
==External links==
* Personal website
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Category:American photographers
Category:Drama teachers
Category:Volunteering
Category:Southern Methodist University alumni
Zoey (actress)

Zoey Albert, known mononymously as Zoey, is an American/Italian actress and model of Uruguayan and Italian descent. Originally from Miami, she started her career as a model for brands like Puma and Calvin Klein and later began her career in acting. Zoey has been featured in many films and TV series, including La suerte de Loli, The Laundromat, The Baker and the Beauty, and Paper Empire.
==Early life and education==
Zoey was born on October 17th 1994 and is originally from Miami, Florida. She attended the New York Film Academy in the beginning of her acting training. Zoey is still in the modeling industry, but she considers acting as her main profession. 
==Career==
Zoey started her career as a model for brands like Puma and Calvin Klein. She also appeared in the commercial for professional football club Paris Saint-Germain. Later, she began her acting career. Most recently, she played Veronica in the latest NBC Telemundo sitcom La suerte de Loli. The series aired from January to June 2021. Currently, she is filming a project set to be released in 2022. The project initially started production in 2019 but was forced to halt due to the global pandemic; the title is undisclosed. She also appeared in the American TV series Paper Empire; its release date is still unknown. Zoey acted alongside Wesley Snipes in the series. On this same project, she shares credits with Denise Richards and Robert Davi. Another project she’s also part of is new Telemundo series La Mujer de mi Vida. This project is currently being filmed and is set to be released in 2022. She has also appeared in several artists' music videos, such as Marc Anthony and Nicky Jam, the latter reaching over 8 million views in 24 hours.
==Filmography==
* The Laundromat (2019) (Movie)
* Loli's luck (2021) (TV Series)
* Paper Empire (2022– ) (TV Series)
* Betty en NY (2019) (TV Series)
* La Fuerza de Creer 2 (2019) (TV Mini-Series)
* La mujer de mi Vida (2022) (TV Series)
* Santa in Training (2019) (Movie)
* The Baker and the Beauty (2020) (TV Series)
* Gravesend (2021) (TV Series)
 
==Philanthropy==
In 2022, Zoey established the Luna's Hands Foundation in Miami, Florida, aimed at helping stray dogs find a home, as well as helping other charities with crowdfunding for a cause.
==Personal life==
Zoey was born to an Italian father and Uruguayan mother. She is the youngest of her siblings. She’s fluent in both English and Spanish. Besides acting and modeling, Zoey said in an interview that she recently discovered she’d like to get into writing and producing of films, as well as TV series later on in her career.
==References==
==External links==
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* Zoey on Tiktok
* Zoey on IMDB
Category:1994 births
Category:American people of Italian descent
Category:American actresses
Category:American female models
Zoey Todorovsky

Zoey Todorovsky (Russian: Зоя Тодоровская, 19 August 2009) is Russian and American actress. She debuted in Netflix Original series "The OA" (2016) where portrayed a young Nina Azarova. Later portrayed Young Josie in "The Plastic Man" (2017) and played the main role in short movie "Lena" (2019).
==Life and career==
According to her mothers words, Zoya decided to became an actress from a young age.
==Personal life==
Zoe was born in Los Angeles in 2009. Her parents are Evgeniya Brik and Valery Todorovsky. Her mother passed away from cancer on 10 February 2022.
==Filmography==
Year	Title 	Role
2016	The OA 	Young Nina Azarova
2017	The Plastic Man	Young Josie
2019	Lena 	Lena
2019	Odessa 	neighbour girl
2019	Tinatin 	Tina
Category:Russian actresses
Category:Child actors
Category:American actresses
Category:2009 births
Zofia Stemplowska

Zofia Stemplowska is a Polish-British Professor of Political Theory at the University of Oxford's Department of Politics and International Relations. She is an Asa Briggs Fellow at Worcester College, Oxford, and the Director of the Centre for the Study of Social Justice. Further, she is an editor for the journal Philosophy & Public Affairs. Stemplowska was Associate Professor of Political Theory at University of Warwick until 2012. She has also been a Lecturer in Political Theory at the University of Reading, and a Lecturer in Political Philosophy at University of Manchester and a Barbara McCoy Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University.
Stemplowska studied for her BA, MPhil, and PhD at the University of Oxford under the supervision of professor David Miller (political theorist). Her dissertation concerned the role of luck egalitarianism in liberal political philosophy. Stemplowska has since written widely on liberal theory and justice. She has provided a robust theory for Ideal theory (politics) and non-ideal theory. Ideal theory aims at providing standards for justice, toward which a society can strive. Stemplowska argues that this form of political theory is important alongside other forms of theory, even though it cannot be applied directly in the world as it is.
Stemplowska's public writing has appeared in The The Times Literary Supplement and the Guardian, and has been praised by the BBC.
Category:Polish academics
Zograf Dorotej

Zograf Dorotej (painter Dorotej) is a Serbian icon painter who worked in the period of the end of the Hilandar workshop. He was a 17th century iguman at Hilandar Monastery in Mount Athos, Greece.https://www.google.ca/books/edition/Zograf/8N9NAAAAYAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&bsq=Zograf+Dorotej+-wikipedia&dq=Zograf+Dorotej+-wikipedia&printsec=frontcover
Probably in consequence of Zograf Danilo, that is Pop Danilo the painter's role at Hilandar, several icons and frescoes that differ greatly from the painting concepts in Serbian lands appeared there in the last quarter of the 17th century. A striking example of this is the small icon of St. Demetrius and St. Nestor, donated by the monk Stefan, signed by the Serbian painter Dorotej. Austere in material, with short and baldly drawn figures, it simply repeats the pattern of the so-called Greek icon painting style.https://www.google.ca/books/edition/Chilandar/Sd7VAAAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&bsq=Zograf+Dorotej+-wikipedia&dq=Zograf+Dorotej+-wikipedia&printsec=frontcover
Category:Serbian painters
Zohaib Qadri

Zohaib "Zo" Qadri is a member of the Austin City Council, serving District 9. He is the first Muslim and first South Asian elected to the Austin City Council. He is affiliated with the Democratic Party.
==Education==
Qadri moved to Austin initially to study biology at the University of Texas and pursue a career in medicine. He soon decided to switch to a focus on the humanities; he graduated UT with a bachelor's degree in sociology in 2013. He later earned a Masters of Public Administration from Texas State University, along with a graduate degree in Global Affairs from Rice University.
==Politics==
Prior to his election to city council, Qadri was a staffer on various political campaigns. He served as Beto O'Rourke's AAPI outreach director in the 2018 U.S. Senate election. In the 86th legislative session, he served as a legislative assistant to Representative Eric Johnson. In the 2020 Democratic primary, he served as Elizabeth Warren's Regional Organizing Director in South Carolina.
===Austin City Council===
Qadri is a consistently liberal vote on the Dias. In addition to being the Vice Chair of the Mobility Committee, he serves on the Austin Energy Utility Oversight Committee, Housing & Planning Committee, Public Health Committee, and Public Safety Committee.
====Housing and Transportation====
Qadri is considered an urbanist.
In 2023, he authored an item to eliminate minimum parking requirements, which passed on a 9–2 vote.
He also authored an item to eliminate occupancy requirements, which also passed on a 9–2 vote.
He voted for the HOME Initiative, legalizing three units on all single-family lots in Austin.eliminate occupancy requirements, as well as limiting height restrictions, known as compatibility.
He has expressed opposition to the ongoing I-35 expansion project.
====Public Safety====
In January 2024, Qadri spoke out against the rehiring of former police chief Art Acevedo by City Manager Jesus Garza.
In September 2023, Qadri authored a resolution to ensure that city leaders begin implementing certain aspects of Proposition A, the ballot initiative to increase police oversight that voters overwhelmingly approved in May of 2023.
In September 2023, he voted for a resolution from Jose "Chito" Vela to require the Austin Police Department to make its data publicly accessible on the city's data portal.
====Other issues====
As of March 2024, along with Councilmembers Vanessa Fuentes and Jose Velasquez, Qadri is one of three co-sponsors on a council resolution in support for a ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. This resolution has been the subject of immense protest efforts in Austin by grassroots activists, in an effort to pressure council to adopt it.
==Election history==
Qadri was elected to the Austin City Council in 2022, winning the December 13th runoff election with 51.2% of the vote.
Category:Austin City Council members
Category:2022 elections