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Colette Kress helped bring Israel to the heart of Nvidia's AI business. Now she's in charge.
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Sullivan & Worcester

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Neta Zryua Hashai TurboGen

"Choose your service providers, choose your consultants"

03.11.26|Amy Shapiro
Following the company's recent NASDAQ dual listing, TurboGen CFO Neta Zruya Hashai shares her top advice for entrepreneurs scaling overseas.
David Sachs NeuroKaire

"You cannot conquer the whole continent in one move"

03.11.26|Amy Shapiro
NeuroKaire Head of Commercial David Sachs explains the intricacies of entering the US market as a healthcare startup, and the importance of not treating a foreign market as a monolith.
Oded Har-Even Sullivan

"Sometimes the shortcuts will make the way much longer"

03.11.26|Amy Shapiro
Sullivan & Worcester Managing Partner Oded Har-Even explains why the Israeli instinct to find shortcuts for the sake of efficiency proves counterproductive when it comes to global expansion.
Ariel Dan Rogue Security

"I don't think there are any shortcuts": Rogue Security CEO on going global

03.11.26|Amy Shapiro
Rogue Security Co-Founder and CEO Ariel Dan talks successfully tapping the US market, and why the lack of regulation within the US and China AI arms race presents a wealth of potential for Israeli cyber firms.
Li-ran Navon Sauce

"Israel is a startup nation. The US is scale-up nation.”

03.11.26|Amy Shapiro
Sauce Founder and CEO Li-ran Navon explains why he’s looking to the US to scale his food delivery startup that aims to save the restaurant industry billions.
Yaniv Maor Tevel

"This is the era of physical AI"

03.11.26|Amy Shapiro
Tevel Founder and CEO Yaniv Maor discusses his vision for transforming the world's orchards with grand deployment plans for the company's flying harvesting robots.
Michael Peled SingIt

"A good advisor is worth an endless amount of capital"

02.11.26|Amy Shapiro
SingIt CEO Michael Peled details the lessons of global product expansion the young founder has learned over the past five years.
Erez Raphael DarioHealth

"Once you have a good product, the sky is the limit"

02.11.26|Amy Shapiro
At Sullivan's Annual Client event in Tel Aviv, Dario Health CEO Erez Raphael explains the need for on-the-ground talent for founders looking to conquer foreign markets.
Tehila Levi-Lati Sullivan

"China and East Asia are big markets, and you cannot ignore them"

02.11.26|Amy Shapiro
Sullivan & Worcester Partner Tehila Levi-Lati explains the blind spots holding back early Israeli startups from reaching their potential when it comes to global scale.
כנס ניו יורק - אירוע סאליבן - מימין דיויד בוצ'י מיכאיל גורביץ רועי אליהו ששון דרוויש ו עודד הר אבן

"People fear many jobs will be lost due to AI, but many new ones will also be created"

13.05.26|Omer Kabir
Mikhail Gurevich, managing partner at Dominion Capital, said these things during a panel at the Calcalist and Bank Leumi New York 2026 conference. "The result of the AI ​​revolution is layoffs and companies becoming extremely efficient. It allows companies to stay private for longer with the same amount of capital."