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יגלום במשרדי פלו אופטיקס בפתח תקווה. "אנחנו נכנסים לשוק של עשרות מיליארדים שעובד היום בתהליכים ידניים"

Go with the Flō : Jonathan Jaglom’s journey from Swiss prince to Israeli patriot

07.04.25|Diana Bahur Nir

Jonathan Jaglom grew up in Geneva with immense wealth, living in the heavy shadow of his domineering grandmother, who raised millions for WIZO, and his father, who made hundreds of millions from his investment in the 3D printer company Objet. After his first round of fundraising for his own startup, Flō Optics, Jaglom broke a long-standing tradition of silence in one of Israel’s wealthiest yet most secretive families.