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Aviram Family Foundation

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זיו אבירם מייסד שותף מובילאיי ו אורקם

Mobileye co-founder: "I'm ashamed that I didn't know how serious the climate problem is"

24.09.23|Shani Ashkenazi
Ziv Aviram discusses why he decided to establish a climate-tech fund with former US President Bill Clinton
זיו אבירם משפחת אבירם למעלה מימין גל ו ניר למטה מימין נועה זיו ו גילי

On their way to Morocco: 15 startups selected for the semifinals of the Aviram Awards

06.03.23|CTech
AI-based ultrasound aiming to reduce mortality rates, management platforms for organic waste in large cities, and a device warning of an impending stroke are all among the inspirational startups from Morocco, Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Israel that were selected to participate in the semifinal stage of the competition, which will be held in Morocco this upcoming May
זיו אבירם משפחת אבירם למעלה מימין גל ו ניר למטה מימין נועה זיו ו גילי

"Aviram Awards - Tech for Humanity" narrows field of finalists to 14

31.01.22|CTech
Established by The Aviram Family Foundation and Forbes, the competition showcases reality-changing projects in the Middle East and North Africa, and will award a half a million dollar prize to the winner
זיו אבירם מייסד שותף מובילאיי ו אורקם

The innovation competition that could change the Middle East

02.12.21|Maayan Manela
The Aviram Family Foundation and Forbes have launched a first of its kind competition named the “Aviram Awards — Tech for Humanity” which is offering a first prize of $500,000. Registration closes next week