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פועלים טק פרויקט GROWTH - מימין לביא פרדמן סמנכ”ל צמיחה Upwind ו דיויד אלוש מנכ״ל ומייסד שותף SENAI

“We quickly realized that to reach our potential we needed to build a broad platform that could compete with the largest players”

10.04.26|Maayan Manela

As part of the Growth+ project by Calcalist and Poalim Tech, Lavi Ferdman, SVP of Growth at Upwind, met with David Allouche, CEO and co-founder at Senai: “We had to leave Israel to meet clients while airports here were closed for weeks. Managing a small team spread across the world, while also taking care of families in Israel during wartime, has been the biggest challenge this year.”