Daniel Frankenstein
Daniel Frankenstein
Daniel Frankenstein is one of the co-founders of JANVEST Capital Partners, an investment firm. Prior to that he served on the Corporate Executive Board (CEB) in Washington D.C. advising Fortune 1000 Chief Financial Officers about best practices.
Niemann and Daniel discover both Lawrence Talbot (The Wolf Man) and his monster counterpart (known as Visaria’s Monster) preserved in ice at Visaria Castle. Though their bodies have been united, Niemann only seeks to revive them to exact revenge on two former associates whom have betrayed them.
Early Life and Education
Mary Shelley was born during an era characterized by the rise of rationalism, an ideology which promoted scientific study as a means to replace superstition and traditional values with rationalist arguments.
Born into a financially secure environment, she and Percy would travel throughout Europe together visiting places like Geneva and Ingolstadt.
Her philosophy was heavily influenced by Galvanianism, an early form of electrical currents used to stimulate muscles through electrical currents. This resulted in nerve and muscle stimulation techniques being discovered; something which played an essential role in Frankenstein.
Shelley employs Gothic elements throughout her story. For instance, her use of an icy motif symbolises the perils associated with too much ambition; similarly, the creature’s desire for Mont Blanc mirrors Frankenstein’s own desire for Henry Clerval.
Professional Career
Daniel Radcliffe has become adept at embodying horror characters over time – from Harry Potter to Igor in Victor Frankenstein – proving he’s no novice when it comes to portraying these horror icons. The former boy wizard has even performed as anything from farting corpses and gun-wielders.
Entrepreneur and co-founder of JANVEST Capital Partners, where he plays a pivotal role in fund capitalization, capital deployment and portfolio management. He has extensive experience collaborating with C-suite executives as well as start-up entrepreneurs developing advanced technologies in North America and Israel.
Carnegie Mellon graduate students Steven Gotzler, Jack Quirk and Avery Wiscomb have devised an inventive plan to mark 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s novel and its monster Frankenstein: they have organized “The Frankenstein Complex,” an exhibition for Posner Center gallery show.
Achievement and Honors
Professor Niemann attempts to revive him in the 1967 Carry On Christmas episode; Peter Cushing played this version resembling that found in the original novel.
Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus features Victor Frankenstein as a Swiss scientist who studies chemical processes and organism decay to create life; later regretting meddling with nature.
In 2004, independent film Frankenstein depicts Victor Frankenstein (Victor Helios) who has survived to modern times and continues his experiments to create a race of humans while being constrained by mental blocks that prevent him from harming any of them.
Personal Life
They met at a political public conference and immediately fell for each other, embarking on a romance which eventually resulted in their marriage in 2003.
Their wedding was attended by close family and friends; their stunning bride made an entrance in a white bridal gown while her dashing groom looked dapper in his black suit.
Reshef and her husband named their son Mayr – which means brilliant in Hebrew – and are happy living together and sharing each other’s company. Both travel frequently together and love exploring different places together while Reshef also writes articles for various publications around the globe that readers appreciate her work on.
Net Worth
He is a partner at Janvest Capital Partners LLC. With extensive business industry experience and investment knowledge, he is also an adept investor. Additionally, he serves on the boards of several companies including eVision.
He has made appearances on renowned talk shows such as Ellen DeGeneres Show and Jimmy Kimmel Live, as well as many magazines like GQ, Esquire and Times Magazine.
He has an avid passion for horror film collections. Additionally, he collects musical instruments of various kinds in his free time and enjoys traveling the globe and discovering new places with Erielle in the US.