Samira Samii

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Samira Samii
Born1977
Tehran, Iran
Occupations

Samira Samii, Persian: سمیرا سمیعی؛, (born 1977) is a Persian-German sports agent and columnist. She is the only female agent working in the German Bundesliga.[1]

Samii was born in Tehran and raised in France and Canada. Her father, Hossein Samii, is a noted eye surgeon and her mother a member of a Persian noble family. She moved to Munich when she was 19 to study international tourism management and later also acquired a degree in sports management in Canada.[1] In addition to her career as a sports agent for multiple players in the German Bundesliga, she also works as an ambassador for German international Per Mertesacker's charitable foundation which focuses on helping socially disadvantaged children through sports activities. [2][3][4] In 2012, she received the "Woman of the Year" award from the Trialog Institute,[5] and has also served on the jury for "Miss Franken Classic" and other beauty contests.[6]

References

  1. ^ a b Vom Hofe, Mark (January 2014). "Samira Samii - Spielerberaterin ". WDR. Retrieved 9 January 2014 Template:Icon de.
  2. ^ Greulich, Matthias.„Es kommen noch mehr dubiose Gestalten regulär in den Markt“ (interview). Rund-Magazin. Retrieved 8 January 2014 Template:Icon de.
  3. ^ Wiertz, Sarah (29 November 2013). "Germany's only female agent has greater goals". Deutsche Welle. Retrieved 8 January 2014.
  4. ^ Bierschwale, Jens (24 September 2013). "Soll ich mich etwa als Mann verkleiden?". Die Welt. Retrieved 8 January 2014 Template:Icon de.
  5. ^ Trialog-Institut. "Trialog Frau des Jahres 2012 – Samira Samii. Retrieved 8 January 2014 Template:Icon de,
  6. ^ Rund-Magazin (10 November 2014). "Augenthaler: Meine schönste Zeit als Trainer“. Retrieved 8 January 2014 Template:Icon de.

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