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Leslie Lewis Dan, CM, O.Ont, MBA, LL.D, B.Sc (born November 26, 1929) is a Canadian businessman and philanthropist. Born in Budapest, Dan came to Canada in 1947. As a Jewish man, he survived World War II by using false identity papers. He graduated from the University of Toronto School of Pharmacy in 1954 obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree. He completed his Master of Business Administration degree in 1959. In 1960, he founded a company which distributed over-the-counter drugs.
   In 1965, he founded Novopharm. In 2000 when he sold the company to Israel's Teva Pharmaceuticals for an estimated $430 million, it had sales of $750 million and employed 3,000 people. He then started a new company, Viventia (formerly Novopharm Biotech), which specializes in the discovery and development of products for the treatment of cancer. He is currently the chairman.
   In 2003, he'd an estimated net worth of $1.26 billion.
   A notable philanthropist, some of his donations and honours include:
He married Judith in 1958. She died in 1995. They had three children, Dr. Michael D. Dan, Aubrey Dan, and Andrea Dan-Hytman. He married Anna in 1996. They share no children. Dr. Michael D. Dan, Aubrey Dan is president of Dancap Private Equity and Andrea Dan-Hytman is co-owner of Viventia Biotech Inc.

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