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Nili Shalev
2 stories about Nili Shalev
"There is nothing that Israeli high-tech cannot withstand"
17.11.24
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Meir Orbach
Rinat Zilberstein, VP R&D at AT&T and GM at AT&T Israel R&D Center, was speaking at the Calcalist and Bank Leumi conference in Miami; Nili Shalev, CEO at the Israel Export Institute, clarified that leading international organizations are strengthening ties with Israeli companies; Bruce Taragin from Blumberg Capital: "I strongly believe that Israeli companies worth over $10 billion will emerge in the near future."
Export Institute CEO: "Israeli innovation speaks louder than anything else"
27.05.24
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Roee Bergman
"Despite the situation, we managed to bring in funds that are interested in investing in Israel," said Nili Shalev at a round table organized by the Export Institute as part of the Calcalist and Bank Hapoalim business delegation to Paris.