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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!"

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