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“Israel is an amazing startup nation, but it's not yet an inclusive startup nation.”
19.04.22
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Israel is not yet an inclusive startup nation, says Ifat Bechor, CEO of Unistream. But her organization is working to change that.
“A company that realizes that it’s causing harm to its users must course-correct”
30.11.21
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Rabea Zioud, CEO of Hasoub, a group that connects the Arab population with the high tech industry, was speaking during a panel on Calcalist and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom’s Values & Innovation Conference
“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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Minette Norman, former VP of engineering practice at Autodesk talks to Michael Matias about the soft skills needed to relay hard science