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Bookaway
11 stories about Bookaway
Bookaway appoints Ronit Maller and Eido Safrai as Vice Presidents
14.11.23
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James Spiro
"We are proud to welcome Ronit and Eido to the company, both of whom have a rich and diverse professional background in the fields of finance and R&D,” said David Yitzhaki, Co-Founder and CEO of Bookaway.
"When I interview, I ask and care about diversity. I want to make sure there are women around me”
31.01.23
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Noa Gadot
Noa Greenfield, VP Brand and Communications at Bookaway, explains how and why it is important for management to keep diversity in mind
Noa Greenfield appointed as VP of Brand & Communication of Bookaway Group
08.11.22
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CTech
The traveltech company has developed a platform which allows customers to buy tickets to ferries, buses and trains mostly in developing countries
Noam Toister: Turning crisis into opportunity
01.08.22
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CTech
In a conversation with Noa Eshed and Ronen Menipaz on the podcast Real Life Superpowers, Noam Toister, CEO and co-founder of bookaway.com, discusses resilience and choosing the right investor
“All companies collect data, but few also analyze it”
19.07.22
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Elihay Vidal
Mor Lankry Eldar, Startups Industry Manager at Google, was speaking during a panel held as part of Google and Calcalist’s Startup Week. “Working in high-tech is like an emotional roller-coaster, and in order to deal with the ups and downs you need to regulate your emotions,” explained Noa Matz, Operating Partner at F2 Venture Capital
Is traveltech taking off? 10 traveltech companies that should be on your radar
10.07.22
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Noa Gadot
Traveltech is booming and Israeli companies are proving to be key contenders in the $8 trillion market
BookAway raises $35 million to digitize ground transportation industry
10.05.22
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Meir Orbach
The Israeli company has acquired four consumer-facing digital brands over the past year that allow travelers to book buses, private transfers, ferries, and trains in advance and online
CTech's Book Review: 1984 - an entrepreneur’s warning about privacy
06.03.22
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Natalie Noy
Natalie Noy, GC & VP Corporate Development at Bookaway, shares insights after reading “1984” by George Orwell
Bookaway CEO: We have the potential to grow into a $10 billion company
26.09.21
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Daniel Farber-Ball
Noam Toister tells CTech how his honeymoon inspired the founding of his company, and how you bounce back from downsizing 40% of the staff
Travel startup Bookaway secures $35 million in funding after bouncing back from Covid-19 crisis
21.07.21
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Daniel Farber-Ball
The Israeli company downsized its staff at the start of the pandemic but now plans to scale up the operation of its road-travel booking platform
Travel Booking Startup Bookaway Warns of Layoffs, Citing Coronavirus
12.03.20
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Meir Orbach
Bookaway announced to its employees that it plans to begin a process of cuts that will include, among other things, lowering salaries and laying off some of its employees