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Karen Cohen Khazon

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מוסף מנהלים 2025 - קרן כהן חזון תעשיינית מקימת קבוצת חברות ה מוכרת כימיקלים

Turpaz sets sights on $200 million Japan acquisition as it accelerates global expansion

05.05.26|Golan Hazani
Bid follows $95 million U.S. acquisition as the Israeli flavors and fragrances group scales its global M&A strategy.
כנס כלכלה גלובלית - מימין לירון אטיאס , כריסטיאן בדפורד , סינטיאן יונג ו גלית מירן

"Israeli companies have many opportunities in the US"

30.11.25|Maayan Manela
Galit Meyran, CEO of the Israel-America Chamber of Commerce, was speaking at a panel held as part of the Calcalist and Discount Global Economy Conference. Yong Xin Tian, Consul at the Singapore Embassy: "Singapore is the best place for Israeli companies that want to expand into Asia."
כנס כלכלה גלובלית - אורנה יפת מנחה מימין שמוליק בראשי , קרן כהן חזון ו שאול שניידר

"If we as companies cannot make creative changes, we too will be run over"

30.11.25|Hagai Gilboa
Shmoulik Barashi, a partner at Fortissimo Capital, was speaking on a panel held at the Calcalist and Discount Global Economy Conference. According to him, "Damaging cohesion is the greatest danger to Israel." Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Ashdod Port, Shaul Schneider: "Without the Ashdod Port, the country cannot function. We are a critical infrastructure that knows how to work in any scenario." CEO of Turpaz, Karen Cohen Khazon: "I fly more than 200 days every year so that the management and headquarters remain in Israel."
קרן כהן חזון יו"ר ומכנכ"לית תורפז

Turpaz CEO: “We will be one of the world’s top ten in flavor and fragrance”

01.10.25|Diana Bahur-Nir
Karen Cohen Khazon turned Turpaz, once a small fragrance factory in Holon, into a $1.5 billion company acquiring businesses worldwide. “We will cross the billion-dollar revenue mark.”