Shari Arison is an Israeli-American businesswoman, the billionaire Owner and Executive of the Arison Group, a massive multinational conglomerate spanning finance (Bank Hapoalim), real estate, and infrastructure. Her wealth is generational, tied to the industrial and cruise empire founded by her late father, Ted Arison (d. 1999), in 1972 (Carnival Cruise Lines).

Arison's career is defined by generational stewardship and executive leadership in the finance, real estate, and water technology sectors. Her philosophical approach centers on scale, ethical business practices, and long-term commitment to social purpose (pioneering the Doing Good Model).

• Arison Group (Owner & Executive): The core private asset, a massive conglomerate spanning finance (Bank Hapoalim), real estate (Shikun & Binui), and infrastructure.
• Bank Hapoalim (Major Shareholder): She formerly controlled the largest bank in Israel (later selling down her stake).
• Philanthropy Apex: She founded Goodnet and The Ted Arison Family Foundation (focusing on social impact and good deeds).
• Water Focus: Her company, Miya, specializes in urban water efficiency technology.

Shari Arison's strategic leadership involved managing and diversifying the immense Arison Group empire. She assumed leadership after her father's death, successfully diversifying the group's focus into banking (Bank Hapoalim) and construction (Shikun & Binui). Her structural contribution is immense: driving the professionalization and modernization of key Israeli industrial and financial assets.

Her structural contribution is tied to her pioneering of the 'Doing Good Model', promoting moral responsibility and ethical governance in business. Her wealth is secured by the colossal, long-term, stable profitability of the global finance, real estate, and infrastructure sectors.

Shari Arison's social impact stems from the Arison Group's role as a massive employer and provider of essential financial and construction services in Israel. Her primary philanthropic contribution is the promotion of the 'Doing Good Model,' advocating for moral responsibility in business and funding major social welfare, education, and water conservation projects globally (through Miya and the Ted Arison Family Foundation).

Her personal philanthropy supports various community and educational initiatives.

Shari Arison maintains the professional, composed style of a corporate executive. Her attire is consistently formal and high-quality, favoring tailored suits. Her aesthetic reflects serious authority and stability, typical of a leader in the global financial sector.

Residing in Tel Aviv, Israel, her luxury is the immense security and financial reward derived from her multi-billion dollar fortune. Her life is dedicated to corporate governance, strategic investment, and philanthropy.