Meet the Leaders of the Adelson School of Entrepreneurship

Today, for World Entrepeneurs Day, meet the Leaders of the Adelson School of Entrepreneurship at the Raphael Recanati International School! Introducing Prof. Dr. Yossi Maaravi, the Dean of the Adelson School of Entrepreneurship at Reichman University. Yossi is an Israeli academic and entrepreneur with a PhD in Business Administration from Tel Aviv University and a BA in Psychology and the "Amirim" interdisciplinary honors program from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. As co-founder and chairman of RUNI Ventures, the university's VC fund, and a visiting professor at TU Darmstadt and Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, he brings a wealth of knowledge in decision-making, negotiation, and innovation. Yossi leads various innovative programs, including global partnerships like the one with Playtika, and is passionate about fostering entrepreneurship. Outside of work, he enjoys cycling to campus from nearby Raanana, is a proud father of three, a devoted husband, and a cat lover. His advice to students? "Embrace challenges, think creatively, and never stop learning. Your entrepreneurial journey starts here!" 

Also introducing Dr. Gali Einav, Ph.D, the Head of the Program at the Adelson School of Entrepreneurship. Born in Israel and raised in both the US (New York and Boston) and Israel, Dr. Einav holds a BA in Political Science from Tel Aviv University, an MA in Communications and Journalism from Hebrew University, and a Ph.D. in Communications/Digital Media from Columbia University. With a rich background in the television industry in both Israel (Uvda) and the US (NBC), Dr. Einav brings extensive expertise to the classroom, currently teaching Entrepreneurship and Digital Media. She is passionate about the truly international nature of the hashtag#RRIS and enjoys getting to know students, learning about their diverse backgrounds, and supporting them both academically and personally. Dr. Einav also values the learning experience she gains from her students. Her advice? "Be open to the many opportunities RUNI provides and enjoy the journey!"

Meet the Leaders of the Arison School of Business at RRIS!

Introducing Niron Hashai, the Dean of the Arison School of Business. He oversees a range of programs including undergraduate degrees in Business, Business and Economics, and Business and Entrepreneurship, as well as graduate programs like the GMBA and the one-year MBA. Niron has lived in Shoham, Israel, for the past 27 years. With a BSc in Information Systems Engineering from the Technion and an MBA and PhD in International Business from Tel Aviv University, he brings a wealth of knowledge to our school. Niron values the diversity at #RRIS, where students from various backgrounds come together, creating an exciting and dynamic learning environment. His advice to students? He shares: “Always choose a job that you love and enjoy – life is a journey, and we should enjoy it!”

Meet Dr. Danna Tevet, the Head of the Business Program. Danna hails from Herzelia and was born in Israel. With a background in Sociology and Anthropology (B.A. and M.A.), she transitioned into market research, working for leading firms and companies like Strauss and Mega. She earned her PhD in Consumer Behavior from Tel Aviv University. Danna has taught market research to business students at the #RRIS and eagerly took on the role of managing the business program. She finds RRIS special because of the unique personal stories of students who have come to Israel to make Aliya, serve in the army, or find their soul mate. Danna loves making a difference in students' lives, both academically and personally. Her advice? Invest in your studies. It will pay off in the future, and you may regret not taking your studies seriously.

Together, they guide our students through a transformative educational journey, preparing them for successful careers and meaningful lives.  #90Countries #LiveinIsraelStudyinEnglish

Unleashing global innovators: Reichman University's international entrepreneurship degree

In the heart of Israel's startup ecosystem, Reichman University is revolutionizing entrepreneurship education with its cutting-edge International Double Major Entrepreneurship Degree. This innovative degree combines rigorous academics with hands-on experience, preparing students to thrive in the fast-paced world of global business and technology.

The degree offers a unique blend of entrepreneurship studies paired with either business administration, computer science, or economics and data science. Students benefit from a curriculum designed to balance theoretical knowledge with practical skills, taught by a distinguished faculty of academics and industry professionals.

What sets this program apart is its emphasis on experiential learning. Through case studies, simulations, and real-world projects, students apply their knowledge in practical settings. The university's vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem, including the renowned Zell Entrepreneurship Program, provides mentorship, funding opportunities, and networking events that help turn innovative ideas into successful startups.

Alumni success stories highlight the degree's impact. Noah Marks, a recent Entrepreneurship and Business Administration graduate, describes it as "a defining and pivotal moment" in his career development. Romi Oppenheim credits the degree with opening her eyes to the dynamic world of entrepreneurship and securing her first job in Venture Capital right after graduation.

Spencer Miller, an alumnus of the Entrepreneurship and Computer Science degree, emphasizes the value of practical experience: "The hands-on experience that I gained from working on the capstone project has had a huge impact on my career and I'm sure over time, I will continue to draw on insights and lessons learned throughout the degree."

The international nature of the degree creates a diverse, multicultural learning environment, enriching the educational experience with global perspectives. Strong industry connections offer students invaluable internship opportunities and insights into various sectors.

Read the full article in the Jerusalem Post here.

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