Tamar no.
The youngest board member ever appointed at Bank Leumi/Kfir Sion
Bank Leumi announced today the appointment of Tamar Mas to the position of head of the strategy division.
Tax, which will serve as a management company, will be responsible as part of its role, among other things, for the areas of strategy and innovation, customer data, payments and credit cards.
At the same time, you will continue to manage the bank's headquarters.
With the appointment of Mas, there will be equality between men and women in Leumi's management, for the first time ever.
Moss breaks another record with her appointment: she is the youngest board member ever appointed at Bank Leumi (only 37 years old).
Mas came to Leumi after about 7 years at Discount Bank, during which she served, among other things, as chief of staff to the former CEO of Discount, Uri Levin, and helped him continue to lead the positive revolution that Discount went through. Before that, she served as the director of retail strategy at Discount. Before that, she served Manager at a consulting company. Lamms has a bachelor's degree (B.Sc) in industrial engineering and management and a master's degree (MBA) in business administration.
CEO of Bank Leumi, Hanan Friedman: "Tamar is one of the most promising managers in Israel. During her time at Leumi, she demonstrated rare creativity, first-rate management skills and excellent human relations. I am especially proud that with her appointment as senior vice president and board member at the bank, there will be full equality between men and women in the management.
I wish Tamar great success in her role, and I am sure that under her leadership the strategy division will know how to intelligently combine our advanced data tools with the innovative technology we are implementing in the bank.
In this way, we will be able to optimally implement the defined business strategy and provide the most convenient service to our customers."
The appointment will come into effect after receiving final approval from the Bank of Israel.
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