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Business gossip: The shoe chain that expands into the emirates

Also: the investment house that supports artists, the bank distributes scholarships, in the Golan they switch to renewable energy and in the high-tech company they cook for Rosh Hashanah

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Ronit Matias

Wednesday, 23 September 2020, 11:44

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Shoes buy fast

Roni and Freddie Insans (Photo: Elad Levy)

Businessmen Roni and Freddie Insense, owners of SCOOP, are launching an online sales site for the first time with an investment of about NIS 1.5 million.

Roni said the sales site will allow the purchase of the entire category of shoes for women, men and children, including fashion accessories like handbags, purses, keychains and more.

On the occasion of the launch, the chain offers shoes starting at NIS 19.90 on the summer 2020 collection, and shoes starting at NIS 49.90 on the new fall collection.

Freddie said that in parallel with the opening of the Scoop stores in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, a sales site will also be launched in the Emirates, in Arabic and English, noting that they expect sales through the online site, will initially account for about 10% of the company's sales, using the language and design of SCOOP , Which highlights fashion and trends, while highlighting the shopping experience, and the unique product range.

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Live on the roof

Yair Levinstein and Dana Berger (Photo: PR)

Over the past two weeks, Altshuler Shaham Investment House has hosted about 20 Israeli artists for live performances in front of the company's employees under the title 'LIVES ON THE ROOF'.

The initiative was born in support of artists who could not hold performances in a regular format or at all.

The company's 1,000 employees enjoyed intimate live performances in the open air, with the number of participants in each performance limited to 30 people.

Before each performance, a toast was raised for the holiday in the presence of the artist.

The 'LIVES on the Roof' initiative is part of a large-scale move by Altshuler Investment House to support small businesses, which is also reflected in the company's activities with suppliers in various sectors.

Gilad Altshuler, co-founder and CEO, said that for them it is a perfect win-win, and what better way than to support Israeli artists and see the company's employees enjoy themselves at the end of the work day.

Working for the students

Reuven Krupik and Shula Recanati (Photo: Aviv Gottlieb)

Reuven Krupik, Chairman of Bank Hapoalim, hosted the members of the Advisory Committee of the Poalim for Success Scholarship Fund for a start-up meeting ahead of the fund's opening of the second year, including: Barak Regev, CEO of Google Israel;

Oren Sagi, CEO of Cisco Israel; Dr. Shula Recanati, Chairman of the Psagot Education Association, Nimrod Dotan, CEO;

Oberkovich, Deputy CEO of the Bank and Supervisor of Human Resources. The

meeting presented the activities of the foundation and the scholarship students from the first round with education students in Psagot and the surrounding community, presented the foundation's program for the second round, and awarded certificates of excellence to 5 students who received an additional scholarship. one.

In light of the crisis corona, and the fact that the fund reached over 20 thousand applications for the scholarship, the Bank decided to increase the number of scholarships this year from 70 to 100 and will distribute through a scholarship fund for students from around the country at an altitude of million.

There is electricity in the air

Ofer Bloch, Yuval Steinitz, Gilad Yavetz, and Yair Seroussi (Photo: PR)

Yiftach Ron-Tal, Chairman of the Electric Company; Yoav Katzboy, Acting Chairman; Ofer Bloch, CEO;

Gilad Yavetz, CEO of Enlight; Yair Seroussi, Chairman;

And Yuval Steinitz, Minister of Energy, toured the wind farm that is currently being established in the Weeping Valley in the Golan Heights.

Yavetz, who led the visit, noted that the renewable energy in the Golan Heights is a significant contribution to meeting the Israeli government's goals for promoting renewable energy and a positive marker for the ability to initiate and establish additional projects and reach a modern energy economy, based on a balanced mix of clean energies produced throughout the day. For electricity consumers.

Steinitz, who jumped to predict construction progress, noted that until five years ago, parts of the plateau needed generators to supply electricity to their homes.

In recent years, as part of his vision as Minister of Energy to generate electricity from renewable energies, a plan to build turbine farms in the Golan Heights has been implemented.

Cloud in the Galilee

Ilan Nimani, Ronit Rubin and Erez Komorowski (Photo: PR)

The cloud solutions company AllCloud gathered in the kitchen of the Galilean chef Erez Komorosbaki as a gift and prepared special dishes for Rosh Hashanah.

Ronit Rubin, President of EMEA and a handful of board members were hosted at Komorowski's home while the rest of the company's staff including Israel in Romania and Germany joined Zum Cooking, but do not worry, they received a package with all the necessary ingredients, as well as a "Queen" beer package.

Divide baskets

Eli Bar, Einat Oshri (Photo: Assaf Levy)

Businessman Nir Shmol, founder of the Snir Association for Equal Opportunity, Einat Oshri, CEO, and Eli Bar, CEO of Rozman Engineering, this week distributed food baskets to needy families across the country that contain basic ingredients for preparing holiday meals, disposable masks, and detergents. And toiletries.

Oshri said that the Snir Association has set itself the goal of working for the promotion of equal opportunities in Israeli society, and the activity is organized thanks to the management of Rosman Engineering and the staff who assisted and provided assistance to day-to-day families, the elderly, and Holocaust survivors.

These days, Snir is recruiting volunteers from all over the country to make home visits to needy families, as well as recruiting additional businesses to donate food baskets and transport them.

The French realtor

Arik Danon and Avi Gabay (Photo: Aviv Hofi)

Eric Danon, French Ambassador to Israel, hosted Avi Gabay, CEO of Cellcom, at his home in Jaffa, on the occasion of the rise of the French mini-series "The Mediator" on Cellcom TV. The Mediator is a French mini-series, written and directed by Keret and Shira Geffen for the ARTE channel known for quality productions his.

now for the first time, the series was purchased by an Israeli broadcasting, and increased weekend Cellcom tv, series filmed in France and Belgium, starring French actor Mathieu Amalric, actor and French singer Eddy Mitchell, and Israeli actress-French, Sarah Adler. among Israelis featured a challenge Keret and his older brother Nimrod, and Lev Keret, the son of Etgar and Shira.

The series was screened at the Haifa International Film Festival in 2019 as a continuation of a collaboration that began in the France-Israel combined season and the screening of the "Legends Chamber" series.

The influencers

Inbar Yaakovi Alon Kedar (Photo: Efrat Saar)

Accelerator SAP.iO Foundry in Tel Aviv announced another global achievement for an Israeli company, Inbar Yaakovi, the program director told Alon Keidar, CEO of TVPAGE, that TVPage's choice for the program was after working with SAP's global consumer products group, which saw a need for a solution. such among major customers of SAP world. many of them are known to exist mostly classic methods in stores but are looking to adopt additional tactics to sell their products, especially the new reality in which physical stores are not accessible, and the need for the new solution up following the consumer behavior in an era of sources.

the company enables online stores, retailers and Msfiani Increase profits Network brand ambassadors can produce personalized videos, add product links for sale and hold virtual sales events, and generate new revenue streams, exposure to new audiences and increased communication with consumers.

A deal in the avenue

Assaf Weiss (Photo: PR)

Businessman and entrepreneur Assaf Weiss completed a deal on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv, during which he rented a place where they would sell gourmet sandwiches, a variety of coffees, special G&G salads and premium bakery products.

Immediately after the holidays, the renovation of the place will begin, and it will open towards the end of the year.

Weiss said that he and his brother Ido are constantly trying to march Tel Aviv forward, as is the case in European capitals, to innovate for an audience that is thirsty for innovation and content because the audience is curious and its thrill threshold rises year by year, and requires interesting concepts and they believe in creating added value for customers. And not in a passing trend.

A star in Israel

Lee Broda, Maya Simchi-Atar, Gal Makader, Dana Lerer, Inbal Rotem-Sagiv (Photo: Shahaf Segal)

Just before the hotels closed, the Brown Beach House Tel Aviv Hotel of the Brown Hotel Group hosted Lee Broda, a Hollywood producer, originally from Ness Ziona, who has been responsible for producing more than 40 films in the last six years, some starring El Petz Jano, Mel Gibson, Bruce Willis, Ethan Hawke, Katie Holmes and more.

After the required 14 days of isolation, Broda stormed the goal for which she came, establishing a branch of the Women Creating Change organization that she founded in Hollywood and represents artists and film and television creators from all Middle Eastern countries, including Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Lebanon and Israel.

The meeting discussed the establishment of a branch of the organization in Israel, which will provide opportunities for cooperation between Arab and Jewish artists.

Strengthen the business

Erez Barenbaum, Sharon Mark, Orna invited to the reactor, Gabi Kanfo, Moshe (Shiko) Zana (Photo: Liron Moldovan)

Members of the Big20 Forum in Ashdod, which consists of leading bodies and organizations in the country located in Ashdod, gathered to discuss the issue of leading organizations' investment in innovation and entrepreneurship as a tool for strengthening employment in the city, its economy and professional training.

The quarterly working meeting was hosted by the Port of Ashdod and among the participants: Orna Hochman Bechor, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Port of Ashdod, Shiko Zana, CEO;

Erez Birenbaum, CEO of Assuta Ashdod; Yossi Ackerman, former president of Elbit and co-founder of the OpenValley network; Gabi Kanfo, Acting Prime Minister of Ashdod, Sharon Mark, Deputy Prime Minister and Commissioner of Trade and Business.

There is a priority

Anders Richter (Photo: PR)

The Israeli technology giant Priority, held an "Fly on Priority" game with its employees with Yaron Rubinsky.

The Israeli Priority, which develops management software for businesses and is considered one of the leading ERP companies in the world, transferred its 10,000 customers to a work-from-home format during the current Corona period, in the face of the many challenges the company successfully sums up the Hebrew year.

Anders Richter, CEO of the company, congratulated and said that not everything was bad in 2003, noting that this year taught us not only about the relationship between decisions and results, that in this sense priority has something to be proud of, but also the importance of perspective, which teaches that in all Bad situation has bright spots.

Priority managed to maintain all its customers, as well as all 120 of its employees in Israel during the Corona period, and maintains stability and resilience.

Fish in Dubai

Abdullah al-Rostomani, Fati bin Jarira al-Hamadi, Moshe Indig, Khalifa Elmer (Photo: PR)

Businessman Moshe Indig, met in Abu Dhabi with Sheikh Tahnon's concern managers, prominent businessmen, to examine a collaboration to establish a plant for growing fresh fish amounting to 20,000 tons per year.

The plant will supply all the consumption of fish in the Emirates, and will save tens of millions of euros as a substitute for importing the fish from Scandinavia and Europe.

The volume of investments in the establishment of the plant is estimated at about 150 million euros, by investors from the United States, Abu Dhabi and Israel.

Sheikh Tahanon, a cousin of the ruler MBZ and one of the leading businessmen in Abu Dhabi, Indig invited him and his entourage to visit Jerusalem and promised them hospitality. Similar to the one they won in Abu Dhabi.

Locked on Dubai

Shmulik Sternshus (Photo: Morag Bitan)

The Multilock Group, one of the leading companies in Israel and the world in the development of production and marketing of locking solutions, establishes with an investment of about $ 1.5 million, a subsidiary in Dubai, the 10-year-old company that joins subsidiaries in England, France, USA, Canada, Mexico, Kia, Argentina, Turkey, Slovenia, and the Netherlands.

Shmulik Sternshus, the group's CEO, said the UAE is the Gulf business capital and the opening of a subsidiary there represents tremendous potential for new business opportunities for the group.

The branch in Dubai will initially employ about 10 local workers, with the expectation that within about 3 years the staff will increase to about 40 people.

In the future, the company will establish additional branches in neighboring countries, with the aim of concentrating all of the company's exports to Arab countries from the branch in Dubai, including exports to Jordan and Egypt.

The volume of exports of the branch in Dubai is expected to be about $ 20 million in the first 3 years, the volume of exports of the entire group in the last year is estimated at about $ 100 million.

Electrifying opening

Liron Katz, Sami Levy, Itzik Bar (Photo: Shlomi Zira)

Liron Katz, CEO of the Digital Electrical Warehouses chain, Sami Levy, VP of Operations Electric Warehouses, and Itzik Bar, the chain's director of trade, opened the chain's flagship store in Eilat with an investment of NIS 5 million.

One of the largest duty-free complexes in Israel, covers about 1,200 square meters, and will sell tens of thousands of different products, half of which are on display in display and experience stands, in order to allow the customer to examine closely, before purchasing almost any product sold online.

the jewel in the crown

Tzachi Wieder Efrat Alush and Avi Gal (Photo: PR)

Dr. Tzachi Wieder, one of the owners of the VIV CLINIC Medical Center, won the Diamond Provider title from the international company MiraDry, which markets anti-sweating treatments worldwide, the company awarded the prestigious title to Wieder's clinic for performing over 12,000 treatments.

Wieder said that to date, about 95% of sweating patients in Israel have been successfully treated.

Avi Gal, one of the owners of "Galaxy" - an importer of "Mira Dry" devices to Israel, and Efrat Alush, CEO of VIV CLINIC, were thrilled.

In small

In preparation for the new year, the Rav-Briach company distributed its Rav-Brihon 2020 to its employees, a holiday issue written and edited by the company that carried female empowerment.

Among the interviewees: Linoy Ashram and Lina Glushko, a multi-bolt breaker giving them sponsorship and support.

When Ashram was asked who her wife of the year was, she replied that Moran Atias was an inspiration to her for the reason she returned to Israel and began volunteering and caring for Corona patients.

+ Every year, the start-up company Claudinary invites the company's employees around the world to come to Israel for a 5-day annual conference, the purpose of which is to build a strategic plan of the company, which is one of the reasons for its success. About 300 employees of the company for group meetings of brainstorming and joint work and meetings of the whole company, the mentalist Lior Soshard helped with the facilitation, and on the last day of the conference, the employees and their families were invited to a live show by

Soshard

.

Media-images and video, and has customers worldwide. Recently ranked the third consecutive year on the list of 100 companies in the private cloud in the world.

+ employees of Verizon Media Haifa and Tel Aviv took part in volunteering annual global satisfies the technology giant in all its offices, with the participation of all employees Worldwide.The stated and committed goal of the parent company, Verizon, is to reach 2.5 million volunteer hours for all its employees by 2025.

This year, due to the corona virus and the need to maintain social distance, the company's employees were offered online volunteer projects, part

Even with their families, one of three issues Verizon focuses on: the climate crisis, digital equality, and human well-being.

In Israel, many have chosen to volunteer in projects in the field of digital equality in collaboration with associations and organizations such as the Tapuach Association for the Creation of Digital Equality in Israel, Iggy-Proud Youth Organization, Hillel Association for Those in Question and a project in collaboration with the Haifa Municipality.

Lev Korostishevsky, Verizon Media's Director of Operations in Israel, spoke to the trainees of the Excellence in Science program in Haifa about the world of technology, in order to encourage them to think about software development as a profession for the future.

+ Dozens of Nestle barn workers took a break from their work at the Shoham headquarters, and packed food packages for all the hospitals in Israel.

Avi Ben-Assayag, CEO of Osem-Nestle said that the support leaves of employees moving, and as the closure Previous messages were sent to thousands of food packages to the needy and hospitals, also chose this time to the packs of food to those in the forefront of the struggle plague-medical crews.

+ From Fortoglis Specializing in the issuance of Portuguese citizenship to descendants of deportees from Spain and Portugal and in the development of real estate in Portugal, it also donated this year to 80 needy families, and donated food vouchers for the holiday meal amounting to NIS 55,000 as part of the community donation activity.

The coupons were distributed to the families through the participation of the volunteers of the Friends organization with the intention of allowing the families to go through the holiday season with well-being and a smile.

+ Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank continues its "Meetings for Business" activity in support of the business sector and offers a new series of meetings at ZOOM, this time with Nir Duvdevani-Mentor for Business and Sales.

The series consists of 3 lectures and will deal with the management and promotion of the business in the corona routine. What to market?

how?

When?

And on what platform and tactics?

The first session will deal with the topic of "Business Management in the Corona Routine", the second session will focus on the Corona Routine Marketing and will deal with marketing strategy and marketing tactics, and the third session will deal with sales and empowerment in the Corona Routine.

Participants will receive as a gift Nir Duvdevani's digital course for business "just being an alpha business".

Participation in lectures is open to customers of all banks free of charge, with advance registration on the website.

+ At the technology company Matrix, more than 10,000 employees invited to the Matrix Virtual Festival a virtual event for the new year, which included live performances, and was broadcast live from the Zappa Club in Herzliya.

The evening was concluded with a hybrid party with a performance by Ivri Lider and DJ Tomer Meisner.

The many posts and stories posted on social media during the event, proved that no one was left sitting on the couch.

As part of the event, employees were given sessions and quizzes via an internal Matrix enterprise app, they shared photos, answered questions related to shows and between the correct answers, equal prizes were drawn.

+ Doron Halpern, a steel importer from the owners and CEO of Hal-Dor Industries, celebrated a bar mitzvah for his son Dvir in a "private room." Halpern noted that the youth, like his son, were born into a country with solid infrastructure and will contribute to strengthening in the next decade. The

organizers are Kobi Rogovin, Uzi Lev Tzur, Doron Sapir, Deputy Mayor of Tel Aviv, Moshe Van Tzelniker, owner of Jaffa Winery, Shir Halpern, daughter and sister of Michal Ansky in the Tel Aviv Port Market. At the end of the event, the family went to Rabbi Israel Meir Lau's house. Rabbi Lau was Halpern's teacher at his bar mitzvah, he married him in his first marriage, gave his son Hadar his name, was his father's Gemara teacher in a weekly business class, and participated in bringing a Torah scroll to a synagogue held by Halpern.

+ Eran Doron, Ramat Hanegev Regional Council Chairman and Douglas Nichols, Mayor of Yoma; David Yaari, Director General of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Investment in Israel, signed a cooperation agreement (MOU) between the Ramat Hanegev Regional Council and Yoma Municipality in the US state of Arizona, and is intended to increase Cooperation between the two authorities in order to deal with living conditions in a desert area, and strengthen economic, technological, academic and

Commercial.

The cooperation will be in areas where Ramat Hanegev and Lioma have common interests and common strengths such as desert agriculture, desert tourism, communications, water, the space industry, agrotech, education, water, infrastructure and more.

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