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A pretty simple way to promote gender diversity? A call to action for VCs and law firms
23.09.21
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Ben Rabinowitz
“We need help from Israeli law firms to change the picture and make gender diversity a reality,” writes Ben Rabinowitz, founder and managing partner at Amiti Ventures
Joonko closes $10 million Series A led by Vertex Ventures Israel
10.08.21
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CTech
The human resources recruiting startup aims to achieve diversity with its artificial intelligence-powered automated solution
Rewire: Covid-19 increased the diversity of our team
27.04.21
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James Spiro
Speaking at Calcalist’s Tech on the Roof, CEO Guy Kashtan discussed how remote working led to an expansion in diversity efforts
Melio promotes three women to VP positions
19.04.21
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James Spiro
In a move supporting gender parity in management, the platform's mangement welcomes Lena Loiberg, Matana Soreff, and Dafna Bareket
Diverse companies must consider language and culture, says SkyX
23.02.21
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CTech
Covid-19 has allowed companies to hire from anywhere, but they mustn’t lose track of diversity
The boy’s club mentality of VCs has got to go
17.02.21
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Yaffa Abadi
It is time for VCs to break out from bro-culture and encourage diversity beyond mere lip-service
“Whether you’re large or small, starting up or a 30-year-old company, you need to be intentional about inclusion"
02.02.21
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CTech
Minette Norman, former VP of engineering practice at Autodesk talks to Michael Matias about the soft skills needed to relay hard science
Israel’s LGBT tech sector is finally being seen
21.09.20
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James Spiro
The organization offers members of the LGBT community opportunities to network and celebrate their identities without fear of discrimination
When VCs claimed they couldn’t find female investors, these finance industry veterans started their own club
09.09.20
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Hagar Ravet
Orit Alperovitz and Inbal Polak were sick of being the only women in the room, so, they started a women-only investor club and are hoping to change the industry, one investment at a time
Israel's Startup Nation was born in caveman times
03.07.20
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Yoghev Karmel
Coronavirus? Economic crisis? For Oded Galor, one of the world’s most senior economists, these are just footnotes in the pages of history. In a brilliant new book he explains how geography made Scandavians calculated, why diversity is constructive in the U.S. but destructive in Syria, and why the last 200 years have been humanity’s best
Achieving diversity means going remote, says Joonko CEO
23.06.20
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James Spiro
Ilit Raz, Co-Founder and CEO of Joonko, talks with CTech about remote working, Covid-19, and the future of work
MeaTech sets sights on Nasdaq listing
22.06.20
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Nurit Kadosh
Bioprinting meat company’s stock surged 22.3% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on the news and has climbed over 200% on the year
A Women, an Arab Engineer, and a Haredi Certified Coder Walk Into a Job Interview
25.05.20
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Maayan Manela
While work from home, as a new standard, helped remove some of the barriers preventing diversity in Israeli tech, there is still a long way to go to ensure equal opportunities are truly available
In Israel, Just 8% of VC Investing Partners Are Female, Data Shows
11.03.20
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Hagar Ravet
Sivan Shamri Dahan, general partner at Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm Qumra, thinks VC funds need to take a more proactive approach towards diversity
Majority of Israeli Women in Tech Are Not Actually Involved in Tech, New Survey Shows
09.03.20
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Maayan Manela
According to the survey, which questioned 250 women, 68% of female startup workers in Israel do not occupy technological positions; more than 40% have experienced pay discrimination due to their gender
Female Employees in Israel Still Make Significantly Less
08.03.20
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Billy Frenkel
A collection of data from reports released ahead of International Women's Day Sunday reveals a glum picture of gender inequality in the Israeli workforce
New Accelerator Catering to Bedouin Entrepreneurs Launches in Israel's Negev Desert
26.02.20
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CTech
As part of the program, each participating project will receive a grant of between $8,700 and $14,500
Burnt by Homogeneous Tech Ecosystem, Israeli-Druze Entrepreneur Sets Out to Eliminate Hiring Bias
16.01.20
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Hagar Ravet
Tech veteran Aiman Amer of the Druze village of Julis in northern Israel left his position at software testing company Qualitest to found human resources company SkillInn
Gender Diversity Report: Israel Falls Behind on Number of Female Directors
15.10.19
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Irit Avishar
The Gender 3000 report series published annually by the Credit Suisse Research Institute surveys 30,000 executive positions in 56 countries
School-Age Education May Offer Best Hope for Israel’s Tech Talent Crunch, Says Report
05.06.19
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Lilach Baumer
Israel’s tech industry is already tapping most of Israel’s existing highly skilled workers, casting doubt on the viability of various incentive programs intended to draw more people to the sector, according to a new report by the Taub Institute for Social Policy Studies
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