Norman Braman is an American businessman, the self-made billionaire Owner and Executive of Braman Management (auto dealerships) and a political mega-donor. His career is rooted in accounting, retailing, and political activism.

Braman holds a B.A. in Accounting from Temple University (1955). His entrepreneurial journey began humbly: he started as an accountant before founding his own pharmacy and retail business in Philadelphia. His philosophical approach centers on scale, brand acquisition, and civic engagement (focusing on political and urban reform).

• Braman Management (Owner): The core private asset, a massive luxury automotive dealership group (controlling major brands like Rolls-Royce, Bentley, and Bugatti in South Florida).
• Sports Ownership: He was the former Owner of the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) (sold in 1994).
• Political Focus: He is a major Republican political donor and a significant force in Miami civic life (running for Mayor of Miami Beach).
• Art Patronage: He is a world-class art collector (founding the ICA Miami).

Norman Braman's strategic genius was his commitment to scale and luxury retail. He founded his first retail venture (pharmacy/beauty supplies) and successfully built a national chain that was sold to Revlon. He used the proceeds to acquire his first Cadillac dealership in Florida (1975). His structural contribution is tied to consolidating the luxury automotive retail market in South Florida (Braman Management).

His public focus shifted to sports ownership (acquiring the Philadelphia Eagles in 1985) and political activism (funding anti-corruption campaigns in Miami). His wealth is secured by the colossal, long-term, stable profitability of the luxury automotive retail sector and the appreciation of his art and real estate portfolios.

Norman Braman's social impact is structural, stemming from his political activism (funding anti-corruption campaigns) and his cultural patronage (co-founding the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami - ICA). His Braman Family Foundation supports various educational, medical, and community initiatives. His structural contribution is tied to the successful industrialization and scale of the luxury automotive retail sector.

His personal philanthropy supports various community and educational initiatives.

Norman Braman maintains the professional, composed style of a corporate executive. His attire is consistently formal and high-quality, favoring tailored suits. His aesthetic reflects serious authority and stability, typical of a leader in the global retail and political sectors.

Residing in Miami Beach, Florida, his luxury is the immense security and financial reward derived from his multi-billion dollar fortune. His life is dedicated to retail scale, political advocacy, and art patronage.