Treiman

Treiman refers to a surname of Ashkenazi Jewish origin, derived from the Hebrew name *Troyes*, which historically denoted individuals from the French city of Troyes. The name has been adapted in various forms across different languages and cultures, including Treiman, Treymane, and Treymanez.

The surname is most prominently associated with the Treiman family, a notable Jewish family that has had significant influence in the fields of business, philanthropy, and entertainment. One of the most well-known figures bearing the name is **Leonard Treiman**, a prominent American businessman and philanthropist. He is best known for his role as the former CEO of the Treiman Group, a diversified investment firm, and for his extensive charitable contributions, particularly in education and healthcare.

The Treiman name has also appeared in popular culture, notably through the character **Treiman** in the animated television series *The Simpsons*. In the show, Treiman is depicted as a wealthy, eccentric billionaire who frequently interacts with the show’s main characters, often with comedic and sometimes controversial results.

The surname has been documented in various Jewish communities, particularly in the United States, where many descendants of Eastern European immigrants adopted it. While not as widely recognized as some other Jewish surnames, Treiman remains a notable name in Jewish history and contemporary culture. The family’s legacy continues to be highlighted through their business ventures, philanthropic efforts, and appearances in media.