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“40% of Israel’s GDP growth is in high-tech,” confirms Leader Private Capital

17.07.24|James Spiro
CEO Itay Elnatan made the remarks at the opening of the Israel Private Markets Summit in Tel Aviv 
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High-tech CEOs: Netanyahu is ‘disconnected from reality,’ must go

31.10.23|Meir Orbach
More and more high-tech executives are calling for the prime minister to resign due to his conduct managing the war with Hamas, and his refusal to take responsibility but to blame others. Such an evasion of responsibility at this level of leadership would be ‘ridiculous’ in the high-tech sector, they say.
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Google to invest $25 million over next five years to diversify Israeli tech workforce

20.02.22|Meir Orbach
Google’s newest initiative builds upon its existing programs and partnerships which include Adva, a two-year computer science training program for ultra-Orthodox seminary girls, as well as a program beginning this month to integrate final year Arab engineering students into high-tech in collaboration with Tsofen
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Thanks to high-tech, Israel exports projected to reach record $140 billion in 2021

27.12.21|Reuters
Exports resulting from the sale of start-up companies jumped 257%, helping to push service exports up 30%
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Everyone’s a winner when you match your core values to those of your employees

18.03.21|Emil Fisher
“The assumption that employees come to the high-tech market solely because of the benefits or choose the company with the loudest, most expensive campaign, has proven to be wrong,” writes Emil Fisher