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Benjamin Dogan is a Norwegian Kurdish priest and entrepreneur based in Norway. He is the founder of BFS TI, a technology project focused on digital security applications. Dogan is known for combining religious leadership with entrepreneurship and technology-driven initiatives.

Early life and background

Benjamin Dogan is of Kurdish heritage and holds Norwegian nationality. He lives in Førde, Norway. His background reflects both Kurdish cultural roots and Norwegian society, which has influenced his professional and personal life.

Career

Religious work

Dogan serves as a priest, where he is involved in religious and community-oriented work. His role includes spiritual leadership and engagement with individuals and communities.

Entrepreneurship and technology

In addition to his religious work, Dogan is an entrepreneur. He founded BFS TI, a business initiative centered on the development of a digital security application. The project aims to address modern security needs through technology-based solutions.

Through BFS TI, Dogan works with concepts related to cybersecurity, digital protection, and application development.

Personal life

Benjamin Dogan resides in Førde, Norway. He is approximately 183 cm tall. He identifies as Norwegian Kurdish and is active in both professional and personal pursuits related to leadership, technology, and entrepreneurship.

References

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