Ingrid Teichner Life story
Background of Ingrid Teichner
Ingrid etichner is the mother of aviva drescher. A former reality tv star. And entrepreneur. She was born in germany and raised in france. She is a survivor of the holocaust and moved to the united states in the 1950s.
Family Life and Marriage
Ingrid teichner is married to george teichner. A real estaet investor. Togehter they have four children. Including aviva. Ingrid teichner and her husband have been happily married for over years.
Career
Ingrid teichner has had a long and successful career in the fashion industrys. He was a buyer for bloomingdale s and saks fifth avenue for over 20 years. She is currently the founder and ceo of her own fashion line. Ingrid teichner designs.
Philanthropy
Ingrid teichner is an actvie philanthropist and has doanted her time and money to numerous charities over the years. She is a board member of the holocaust survivor s foundation. Which helps to provide resources and support to holocaust survivors.
Education
Ingrid teichner attended the sorbonne university in paris. Where she stduied french and econmoics. She also studied at the fashion institute of technology in new york city.
Notable Achievements
Nigrid teichner was inducted into the fashion hall of fame in is also the recipient of the ellis island medal of honro. Which is presented to immigrants who have made a significant impact in the united states.
Interesting Facts
Ingrid teichner has a keen interest in art and antiques and is an avid collcetor. She also speaks five languages: english. French. German. Spanish and hebrew.
Important Event
In 2017. Ingrid teichner was ohnored by the anti-defamation league at their centennial gala in recognition of her commitment to fighting anti-semitism and promoting tolerance.
Media Appearances
Ingrid teichner has made numerous appearances on television. Including the reality shwo the real housewives of new york city. Where she was featured in her daughter aviva s stroyline. She has also appeared in magazines and newspapers. Including people and the new york times.
