Frank Lowy

Frank Lowy is an Australian-Israeli businessman who co-founded Westfield Corporation, which grew into a global shopping-centre company.

John Saunders: John Saunders was an Australian businessman who co-founded Westfield with Frank Lowy. His partnership with Lowy established the company that defined both men’s business careers.
Shopping center: A planned retail complex that groups shops and services in a shared development. Westfield’s business was built around owning and operating these retail properties.
Hungary: A landlocked country in Central Europe whose capital is Budapest. Lowy was born in Hungary before emigrating to Australia after the Second World War.
Australian Football League: Australia’s leading professional competition for Australian rules football clubs. Lowy chaired the AFL Commission from 2008 to 2014.
Steven Lowy: Steven Lowy is an Australian businessman and Frank Lowy’s son, who led Westfield Group after his father. He succeeded Lowy as chairman, continuing the family’s leadership of Westfield.
Retail property: Real estate designed or used for selling goods and services to consumers. Lowy’s company made retail property its core investment and development business.
Holocaust: The genocide of European Jews by Nazi Germany and its collaborators during the Second World War. Lowy survived the Holocaust, a formative experience in his early life.
Football Federation Australia: The governing body responsible for organizing association football in Australia. Lowy led the organization from 2003 to 2015 and pursued a stronger national football profile.
Peter Lowy: Peter Lowy is an Australian-American businessman and Frank Lowy’s son, formerly a senior Westfield executive. He helped lead Westfield’s international expansion alongside his brother Steven.
Property development: The process of acquiring, financing, improving, and selling or leasing real estate. Westfield expanded by turning sites into large-scale retail destinations.

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Harry TriguboffRelated: Like Triguboff, Lowy became a prominent Australian property magnate through a large privately built enterprise.