David Kristensen
David Kristensen
David Kristensen is a 6 foot eight power forward who played for Navarra in Spain – LEB Silver. This season he averaged 15.2 points and 5.8 rebounds while shooting 57.5 percent from the field.
He holds a bachelor’s degree from Hampshire College and an Ph.D. from UCLA, with research focusing on epistemology and philosophy of science.
Early Life and Education
David Kristensen had to overcome attention deficit disorder in his early life. Ultimately, he was able to overcome it and embark on a career in travel management.
He co-founded Morris Air, an airline offering budget-friendly flights between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. The venture has been a huge success.
After graduating law school, he returned to Los Angeles and practiced entertainment law for some time. Additionally, he served as a real estate and business attorney.
Professional Career
David Kristensen is a Danish basketball player renowned for his speed and shooting prowess. Throughout his career, he has achieved remarkable results.
The 6 foot 8 power forward was an All-Danish team selection for EBAA Aarhus in Denmark’s premier league, Ligaen. He led his team in scoring this season with 15.2 points per game average.
He is renowned for his athletic accomplishments and also holds an MBA from Manchester Business School. Since 2017, he has served Stavis Seafoods as Chief Technology Officer, responsible for driving strategic direction, technology innovation and the integration of IT initiatives across all departments. A well-respected leader among his peers, he takes great pleasure in creating an enjoyable work atmosphere for staff members.
Achievements and Honors
David Kristensen is an outstanding student who has earned numerous honors throughout his life. He is an American Legion Award recipient and member of the National Honor Society.
He has also earned an advanced placement scholarship for his academic pursuits. Currently a student at KHS, his major is Physics and Chemistry.
His parents informed Insider that he plans to continue his education at a college, and they are currently searching for the ideal institution.
He is highly intelligent and passionate about science. His career goal is to become an astrophysicist, studying black holes and supernovae.
Personal Life
David Kristensen was raised in a military family with partial Danish and Norwegian heritage, spending much of his childhood traveling the globe with his dad Edward Kristensen – an officer in the United States Navy.
He began his acting career on Canadian television before venturing into American films in the late 1990s. His first major role was in Sofia Coppola’s The Virgin Suicides (1999).
Christensen achieved critical acclaim for his performance as troubled teenager Sam Monroe in Irwin Winkler’s Life as a House (2001). He also won praise for his role as journalist Stephen Glass in Shattered Glass (2003), which won him the National Board of Review’s ‘Breakthrough Performance of the Year.’ Later, Christensen featured in several blockbuster movies such as Jumper (2008) and Takers (2010).
Net Worth
David Kristensen has an estimated net worth of $20 million. He is a Danish racing driver renowned for his nine victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, setting the record for most victories at this event.
He has won races in Formula Three, Japanese Formula Three, JTCC, International Formula 3000, German Supertouring, BTCC, American Le Mans Series and DTM. Additionally he was appointed Knight of the Order of the Dannebrog by Queen Margrethe II of Denmark.
He is a basketball player for EBAA Aarhus in the Danish League and Navarra in Spain’s LEB Silver division. On October 14, 2018, he set his career highs in points, efficiency and rebounds during a Denmark – Ligaen game; finishing with 29 points, 8 rebounds and 1 assist.