Digital Leaders Program - Bios

Digital Leaders Program Cohort 3 Bios

Alin Elul Ministry of Labor, Welfare, and Social Services Senior Deputy Director, head of the Assistance Administration in the courts and corrections system. Elin has been working in the ministry for 24 years, first as a Youth Probation Officer and Child Investigator, and has subsequently served in positions of training, supervision, management and administration. Alin has a bachelor's degree in Social Work from the Hebrew University, and a research master's degree from Haifa University. She is marriedwith four children and lives in Hod Hasharon. Alin's digital vision is \"online communicationat the touch of a button between therapist and client\". Ayelet Zeldin Ministry of Economy and Industry Ayelet is legal adviser to the Ministry of Economy and Industry, and a lawyer at the ministry's Legal Bureau since 2008. In her current role she provides legal counsel to the minister, the director general, and various department heads, and directs and provides professional supervision to a legal office with 25 employees. Ayelet holds a bachelor's degree in Law and a master's degree in Public Administration, both from the Hebrew University. She lives in Tsur Hadassa and is a mother of four.Ayelet's digital vision is making the services of the Ministry of Economy and Industryaccessible for the benefit of citizens and industry.

Eitan Pesah Communications Authority, Prime Minister's Office Head of the Unit to Improve Government Public Service in the Governmental Digital Communications Authority of the Prime Minister's Office. Eitan served as VP of Service and Sales in the \"Ma'ariv Mekor Rishon\" group, VP of the Customer's Division in the \"Haaretz De Marker\" group, VP Customer Relations with the \"013 Barak (Netvision)\" company, Director of Service in \"YES\", and was a member of the founding teamat Celcom, where he served as director of customer relations. Eitan holds a master's degreein Business Administration, lives in Petach Tikva, and is married with three children.Eitan's digital vision is \"One government in service of the citizen\". Evyatar Peretz Finance Ministry Evyatar is responsible for the government's major computer services contracts, and under the Government Purchasing Administration he promotes projects dealing with technological purchasing systems. He is a member of the board of directors of the non-profit Sha'alei Torah (Sha'alim network) that deals with education, good deeds and youth-at- risk. During his army service he was a budget officer, overseeing budgets and projects in the areas of medicine, transportation, emergencies and a variety of areas that affect soldiers' day-to-day lives. He has alsocommanded a volunteer bicycle unit in the police.Evyatar has a bachelor's degree in Economics and Business Administration and a master'sdegree in Business Administration with an emphasis on Management and OrganizationalBehavior. He is married to Hila, lives in Beit Shemesh and is a father of two: David andNave. He thinks and loves technology.Evyatar's digital vision is \"that the whole process will be digitalized, and people will gettogether for coffee\".

Guy Eitingon Digital Israel, Ministry for Justice Guy is head of the Digital Transformation Program in the Ministry of Justice, turning it into a ministry that thinks \"digital first\" in each of its projects and products. This change goes beyond making services available on-line, emphasizing the incorporation of processes and an organizational culture that will enable the Ministry to enhance and leverage its ability to renew itself, become more efficient and accessible. In his previous position in Teva, he was responsible for implementing online platforms to share knowledge and innovation processes based oncrowd-sourcing. He also worked in the communications field, as well as in the College ofManagement and the Interdisciplinary Center. Guy has an academic degree incommunication and management. Guy's digital vision is \"contact points with the customer -only when necessary and/or only when they want - and only smart\". Hani Vaked Corporate Authority, Ministry of Justice Head of the Legal Department of the Registrar of Companies and Partnerships of the Corporate Authority, Ministry of Justice - a unit that is a prize-winning leader of digital change. After completing his studies, he began his apprenticeship at the Jerusalem District Attorney's office in the Criminal Department of the Justice Ministry. After becoming licensed as a lawyer, he joined the Israel Police Department, where he was an officer in various positions.Hani was a social activist in numerous youth frameworks and played basketball in Hapoelyouth departments in Eilat, until reaching the adult team. He worked in Eilat in therestaurants and food and beverages field, and managed various departments in the\"Princess Hotel\" there.Hani holds a bachelor's degree specializing in Criminal Law and Criminology (MagnaLaude) and a master's degree in Law. He is 34, married + 1. Born and raised in Eilat.Hani's digital vision is – \"If you can dream it you can do it\" (Walt Disney)

Harel Sharabi Capital Market Authority For the past three years Harel has served as senior deputy to the person in charge of the capital market, where he is responsible for the savings and pension insurance sector. He leads the Capital Market Authority's policy in the field of pensions and the regulation of pensions with regard to the relations of companies and brokers with consumers. In recent years, Harel has led consumer reforms in the fields under his authority, among them: Default fund reform with low management fees, \"follow-me pension\" reform to consolidate inactive accounts in pension funds, and more. In addition, he is responsible for supervising the activity of thepension clearing-house and for the construction of infrastructures for the digital pensionmarket. In the past Harel directed the pension department at the Ministry of Finance'sCapital Market Department.Harel is an accountant, with a bachelor's degree in Economics and Accounting, and anMBA, both from the Hebrew University. He is married to Shira and is father of six children.Harel's digital vision is \"the (pension) future in the palm of your hand (relating both to themobile device and to the ability to change).\" Hilla Hadas Enosh – The Israeli Mental Health Association Hilla has been Executive Director of Enosh - The Israel Mental Health Association - for over a decade, during which time she had a significant impact on the organization's progress and on the broader field of psychiatric rehabilitation in the community. Hilla is a social activist in various fields but works especially, in the context of the Jewish Agency's Partnership Together Program - to ensure the continued existence of the Jewish people as it faces contemporary challenges. In the past Hilla served as Executive Director of the Achva Academic College, after having directed one of itsdivisions. Before moving to the world of management, she focused on the academic world,learning, teaching and research.Hilla has a doctorate in Biology and completed, her bachelor's degree through her post-docat Ben Gurion University. Today she lives in Modi'in, is a mother of three and grandmotherof two. Hilla's digital vision is \"to be able to act and lead digitally in all sectors – withoutlosing the personal connection and touch.\"

Hilla Haim Zweig Ministry of Labor, Welfare and Social Services Director of the Community Supervision and Monitoring Department, a new division in the Ministry of Welfare, whose mission is to regulate the supervision of local authorities and various therapeutic frameworks in the community. This is an extension of her current role as a national supervisor. Previously, Hilla worked for nearly a decade at the Hebrew University in the role of project manager, and was the district supervisor of the National Program for Children and Youth at Risk. She believes her experience will contribute to her ability to meet the challenges sheexpects to face with the establishment of the new department and implementation of thenew work processes.Hilla is a social worker by training and has a PhD.Her digital vision is \"combining innovative knowledge and advanced digital ability toimprove the situations of weakened populations.\" Keren Rabi Ministry of Justice Deputy Director of Service in the Ministry of Justice and previously in the Enforcement and Collection Authority. Keren is one of the pioneers in the government in promoting the field of service. Keren has worked in the public sector for her entire adult life, in three ministries and four different positions. In each of them she established entirely new units, most significanty the Enforcement and Collection Authority when it was separated from the court system, a project she implemented when she was Deputy Director for Administration and Human Resources.Keren holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and is married with three children. In herleisure time she enjoys pottery and spending quality time with her family.Keren's digital vision of is \"customized digitization.\"

Koby Halperin National Insurance Institute Director of the Service and Strategic Planning Division in the National Insurance Institute. Kobi leads the development and organizational implementation of the multi-channel and digital service strategy, and is also responsible for annual and multi-annual strategic planning and for organizational knowledge management. For about eight years, he served as Senior Advisor to two of the National Insurance Institute's director generals. He coordinated lateral teams in the areas of service, legislation and more. Previously, Kobi worked for five years in the third sector to promote therights of weakened populations vis a vis the government and the Knesset.Kobi holds a master's degree in Public Policy from the Civil Service Executive Program ofthe Hebrew University, and a bachelor's degree in Economics and Management from Ben-Gurion University. He also graduated from an international academic program at theUniversity of McGill in Montreal, Canada, for developing civil society and promoting rights.Kobi's digital vision is \"thorough, initiated and digital realization of rights.\" Liron Azriel Rashi Foundation Director of the Information Systems Department of the Rashi Foundation, a philanthropic foundation that dedicates its efforts to providing solutions and creating infrastructure in the fields of education and welfare to promote social mobility in the State of Israel. Liron serves as a member of the Rashi Foundation board and is on the boards of some of the member associations of the Rashi group. The Information Systems Department deals with planning, establishment and maintenance of information systems for the various associations and programs, in the areas of content, operations,financials and decision-making tools. Some of the systems were built in conjunction withgovernment ministries and public bodies, and they serve thousands of users while makingavailable innovative and unique solutions.Liron holds a bachelor's degree in Information Systems Engineering from Ben GurionUniversity in the Negev.Liron's digital vision is \"stick to the goal of change, nothing in the world will replacedetermination and persistence, their power is unlimited!\"

Maya Golan Ministry of Health Senior Advisor to the Director General of the Ministry of Health, responsible for the management of projects in various fields. Among the most important are - regulations for marking harmful food, proposal of decisions regarding regulation of cannabis use, the establishment of a national health operations room, establishment of the G2G administration and the \"Mosaic\" national project. She is currently concluding 25 years of military service in the IDF at the rank of lieutenant Colonel, after serving in a variety of staff and command position at the heart of operations in the Medical Corps.Maya has a bachelor's degree in Nursing from the Hebrew University, a master's degree inNursing from Tel Aviv University, and a master's degree in Health Systems Administrationfrom Ben-Gurion University. She is currently studying for a PhD in Health SystemsAdministration at Ariel University. Maya is married with three children and lives in Bat Hefer.Maya's digital vision is \"turning digital into a ONE STOP SHOP platform for the health needsof the citizens of the State of Israel.\" Ofir Aviv Ministry of Health Deputy Director., Economics and Budgets, in the Ministry of Health, and Director of the Budgets Department. Ofir takes part in determining the ministry's strategy and work plans, and provides economic and budgetary support for the ministry's units, including the health offices. His first area pf practice in the Health Ministry was in the field of pricing. Ofir went on to be responsible for work plans in the Ministry of Health, taking part in directing the ministry's activities to coincide with its strategy and goals for performance improvement. He was thenappointed Director of the Budgets Department, with responsibility for the health caresystem's budgets, work plans, improvement and regulation. Ofir has bachelor's andmaster's degrees in Economics from the Hebrew University and wrote a thesis on theinfluence of economic incentives on individual behavior in conditions of uncertainty. Hevoluntarily accompanies several alternative education non-profits. Ofir's digital vision is\"improving government services and making them accessible to citizens\".

Ofra Frankel Ministry of Construction and Housing Director of Information Systems Division in the Ministry of Construction and Housing, a role that involves managing all professional and budgetary aspects of the ministry's computing systems, and leading central systems and significant change processes accompanied by information systems. Previously she directed a government division in the software development group in NES-technologies, a division that dealt with projects from diverse technologies and various governmental clients. In addition, she managed the information systems in the EnvironmentalProtection Ministry.Ofra is a mother of five and a grandmother of three. She has a bachelors' degree inComputer Science and graduated from numerous professional and managerial courses.Ofra's digital vision is \"harnessing innovation and digital media to enhance the ministry'ssuccess, thereby improving its capacity to benefit the citizens and the state.\" Roey Fisher Ministry of Economy and Industry Senior Deputy Director for Administration and Human Resources in the Ministry of Economy and Industry, responsible for human resources, welfare, training, procurement, assets, logistics, security and tenders. Prior to his appointment, Roey served as deputy director of the Foreign Trade Administration and was responsible for Israel's trade attaches throughout the world. Roey began his career as a parliamentary assistant. Among his roles in the past: Chief of Staff of the Chief Scientist at the Ministry of Economics, Israel's economic attache in Holland and Denmark, and Director of Research and DevelopmentStrategy for the European EUREKA Corporation in Brussels.Roey serves as a member of the National Authority for Innovation and served as a memberof the Merger Committee that works alongside the Antitrust Commissioner.Roey has a bachelor's degree in International Relations and Sociology and a master'sdegree in Management from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.Roy's digital vision is \"developing digital work processes as leverage for improving serviceto citizens and developing human resources in the government.\"

Roni Neubauer Ministry of Justice Director of Legislation and Legal Counsel in the Civil Law Department. Inter alia is responsible for financial matters including electronic commerce and electronic signatures, for consumer affairs in general, and for ongoing consultation with the Ministry of Religious Services and the Chief Rabbinate. Roni previously served as a senior deputy to the person in charge of the capital, insurance and savings market. As Deputy Supervisor of Insurance, she directed a unit charged with clarifying disputes between insurers and members and insurance companies, Provident funds and pension funds. Roni has bachelor'sand master's degrees in Law from the Hebrew University and she specialized in consultingand legislation. Roni's digital vision is \"in the digital world, solutions are not more, they aredifferent.\" Shirley Peerjaegermann Ramat Hasharon Municipality Director General of the Ramat HaSharon Municipality. Over the years she has served in senior marketing and management positions and has managed marketing budgets in companies and groups with turnover ranging from 100 million shekels to a billion shekels. Shirley has rich management experience in economic and financial areas, founded the \"365\" Customer Club in the Hamashbir Lazarchan Group, and was a Director in the group's public companies. In her past, Shirley owned the \"Sweet Bouquet\" Company, a social business and contribution to the community with the help of mentallyfrail and blind people. She served as chairperson of the Preschool Parents Association inRamat HaSharon, as chairperson of the National Association, and a member of the Forumof National Parents' Committees.Shirley has an MBA in Marketing and Management and is a guest lecturer at variousacademic institutions. She lectures on retail, marketing strategy, establishment of customerclubs, and data bases as a management tool. She concluded her military service as alieutenant in the Intelligence Corps.Shirley's digital Vision is \"state and city accessible for improving the service to residentsand reducing the country's bureaucracy.\"

Shlomo Ohayon The Tax Authoritfy Deputy Director of Customer Service at the Tax Authority. Previously, he worked from the Be'er Sheva branch of the Tax Authority, where he served as an assessment clerk and in a variety of other positions. As part of his role, Shlomo promotes the implementation of the Tax Authority's service ethic, which was formulated by a committee he headed and was accompanied by the McKinsey company. Shlomo has a broad education and graduated with distinction: a bachelor's degree in Management and Public Policy from Sapir College, a master's degree in Business Administration from Ben-GurionUniversity, and a bachelor's degree in Law from Ono Academic College.Shlomo's digital vision of is \"more digital services = efficient, quality, available andaccessible service\". Tal Harel Matatyahu Bank of Israel Chief of Staff to the Banking Supervisor and Director of the Strategic and Special Projects Unit. Tal serves an integrative function, representing the work of the supervisors, and helping to formulate and implement the regulatory strategy, with an emphasis on the digital banking revolution. In addition, she is responsible for the area of consumer information, management of relations with stakeholders, leading special professional banking projects and more. She led \"Money Mountain 2\" and financial awareness month for 9th graders throughout the country.In the past Tal served as Director of the Regulation Unit (client bank) in supervision of thebanks, where she was responsible for determining standards and policies in the consumerarea through regulation and provision of information.Tal is a lawyer, with a bachelor's degree in Law and a master's degree in BusinessAdministration.TAL's digital vision is \"reducing the gaps in the field of digital banking and assisting, in aquick and respectful manner, adaptation to the financial and technological world.\"

Tamar Klein Ministry of Finance Tamar serves since 2016 as a Senior Domain Manager in the General Accountant Division in the Ministry of Finance. She accompanies and leads projects in computing: digital guarantees, management of accounting risks, salaries and more. She is a member of computerization-related committees and coordinates an inter- ministerial Committee for Innovation in governmental contracts. Previously, Tamar worked in software development and management in high-tech companies in the areas of telecommunications and printed circuits. She also worked in the Capital Market Authority, in the role ofauditing information systems, investigating and accompanying the regularization ofinstitutional bodies, while promoting refunds to thousands of insurees.Tamar holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and Computer Science, and a master'sdegree in Business Administration from Bar-Ilan University.Tamar's digital vision is a \"learning and evolving technological concept that enablesinnovative and efficient solutions for the benefit of the ministry and for the benefit of thecountry's citizens.\" Yoav Caspin Digital Israel Serves as Chief Technology Officer in Israel's National Digital Bureau. In the past he served as an officer in the 8200 Unit, worked as a software engineer in Intel, and established a start-up in user-generated video content. Yoav left the private sector and came to Digital Israel out of a realization that most of the start-ups in Israel serve as a tool to advertise something, and that he wanted to do work that had value for end-users. Yoav has a degree in Electrical Engineering from Tel Aviv University, lives in Tel Aviv with his partner Nitzan and with his cat Noli.Yoav's digital Vision is \"This is not a digital revolution-this is a service revolution\".

Yogev Shamni Government ICT Authority Director of the E-government unit, a unit that makes government services accessible to citizens and businesses by reducing the bureaucratic burden while streamlining and improving service. In addition, the Unit initiates and implements innovative and advanced technologies to allow ministries to operate as a single government. In the past, Yogev managed the Information Systems Division of the Population Authority, where he initiated and led digital services for streamlining and improving citizen services. He also established and managed the Information Security Unit of the Population Authority, aftermanaging information security in the Prime Minister's Office.Yogev has a bachelor's degree in Economics, Sociology and Political Science, a master'sdegree in Legal Studies, and a certificate in Software Engineering.Yogev's digital vision is \"one government, which puts the citizen in the center, acts withtransparency and efficiency, promotes innovation and harnesses technologies for servingthe public.\" Yossi Evgi The Population and Immigration Authority Senior Deputy Director of Information Systems Division, Yossi has been working in the ministry for seven years. He is responsible for the development, operation and maintenance of the Authority's information systems in times of routine and during emergencies. Previously, he served for six years as Deputy Director of the Projects Division – responsible for the biometric project in the field of biometric travel documents. About a decade ago, he decided to transition to the public sector where he began as a senior domain manager at the Prime Minister's Office, the SELA Administration, where he was responsiblefor management, operation and budget.Yossi holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and Logistics from Bar Ilan University, inaddition to a certificate in Industrial Engineering and Management. Born in 1972, he isdivorced with two daughters, and lives in the settlement Mata.Yossi's digital vision is \"to bring relief to civilians by making it easier for them tocommunicate with the government.\"

Zion Nitzan Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Director of Academic Computing Services in Bezalel, the Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem. In this capacity he manages the Bezalel computing system including long-term planning and locating technological-pedagogical solutions and innovative interactive means tailored to the changing needs of teaching, and to assisting students with learning disabilities. Zion has initiated and led lateral technological projects, including establishing inter-institutional cooperation with Intel Israel, documenting lectures and making them accessible to the general public, anddeveloping and implementing a MOOC online course.Zion holds a master's degree in Business Administration from the Open University, abachelor's degree in Economics, Sociology and Political Science from Bar-Ilan University,and studied Film and Television Engineering at Hadassah Academic College.Zion's digital vision is \"research and development of adaptive learning products for thelearner, while an emphasis on learning disabilities.\"

Our Partners Shai-Lee Shpigelman Head of Digital Israel Shai-Lee joined \"Digital Israel\" headquarters in 2015 and in her previous role served as deputy for matters of foreign relations and strategy. From 2003 till joining \"Digital Israel\", Shai filled several key positions in Microsoft Israel. In her last position there she was VP for Marketing and Social Responsibility and was on the management team of Microsoft's Research and Development Center in Israel. In the years 2003-2007, she was director of regulatory affairs, government relations and social responsibility in Microsoft Israel. In the years 2007-2008, Shai-Lee served as deputy director of the Strategy Department at BankHapoalim. Earlier, in the years 2002 -2003, she was a team leader at the 'Sheldor' strategicconsulting firm. She completed her military service as shift head of a warning room in theIsrael Air Force, and graduated from the Air Intelligence course. Shai-Lee has a master'sdegree in Public Policy from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, anda bachelor's degree in Law from Tel Aviv University. She lives in Savyon and is a motherof 4 children. Yair Frank Head of Government ICT Authority Yair has been head of the Government ICT Authority since May 2015 and serves as the government's chief information officer. In his previous position, Yair was director of Information Systems at the Ministry of Justice, having come there from the private sector in 2010. Yair has over 30 years of experience managing information systems in a wide range of organizatons. In the years 2007-2010, he served in the Pilat Israel company as director of a strategic consulting department in the field of information systems, and as a senior advisor for information systems to managements of business organizations. During the years2004-2006, he served as VP Information Systems for Partner Communications Ltd. (a largecellular company). Yair holds a master's degree in Business Administration specializing ininformation systems, and a bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Economics, bothfrom Bar-Ilan University. He lives in Reut, is a father of 4 children and grandfather to 4grandchildren.

Rani Dudai Director of the JDC Institute for Leadership and Governance Rani has extensive experience in business development, financial management and leading organizations to significant economic growth. He has led the development of interface work between the Government of Israel, civil and business sectors and has built and developed social and business ventures from their initial stages through their realization. Rani is a graduate of the Maoz-Seal Program for Social Entrepreneurship and Leadership that aims to develop leadership inIsrael and includes a variety of training programs including at Harvard Business School(HBS).Prior to joining JDC, Rani served as the CEO of the Gevim Group, a market leader in theareas of conflict resolution, mediation and negotiation in Israel. He was the founder ofKedem, an NGO that pioneered the Family Discussion Groups (FGC) model in Israel, whichoffers youth offenders an alternative to prosecution. Currently, Rani sits on the boards ofseveral organizations, including NPTech Technologies for Nonprofit Organizations and onthe Israel Civic Leadership Association (ICLA) which is the umbrella organization for NGOsin Israel.He received his B.A. from Tel-Aviv University, an M.A. in Social Work from Bar-IlanUniversity, and an MBA from Haifa University.

Program Professional Staff Asher Dolev Senior Department Manager for Economics & Implementation, Digital Israel Since September 2015, Asher has served as Senior Department Manager for Economics & Implementation of Digital Israel’s national bureau at the Ministry for Social Equality. From 2012 to 2015, Asher was manager of the Public Transportation Unit in the Budget Division of the Ministry of Finance. Prior to that, from 2009 to 2012, Asher was as a team member of the Transportation Unit in the Budget Division of the Ministry of Finance. Simultaneously, Asher taught economics andsociety at the Jerusalem Pre-Military Leadership Program. During his undergraduatestudies, Asher completed an internship at the Budgeting Division of the Ministry of Finance,as well as at Government Companies Authority. Asher holds a BA in economics andJudaism studies from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and is a graduate of Israel's civilservice cadets program. Danny Satmari Senior Human Capital Area Director, Government ICT Authority Danny joined the ICT Authority at the end of 2017. In his previous position, he served as advisor to the Director General of the Ministry of Education. He is a graduate of the third cohort of the State Service Cadets Program. Before that, Danny worked for nearly ten years in the fields of education, during which he established a high-school computer major in the Mevo'ot HaNegev High School and conducted educational programs on behalf of Branco Weiss with children of Ethiopian descent in Be'er Sheva. Previously, he worked as a project managementconsultant for the \"Aviv Engineering\" company during construction of the Intel factory inKiryat Gat. Danny is a graduate of the Training Unit in the IDF's Center of Computing andInformation Systems, and also taught in programming and operation courses for theprofessional development of the Unit's staff. Danny has a master's degree in Public Policyfrom the Hebrew University, a master's degree in Education Administration from BenGurion University, a bachelor's degree with honors in Information Systems Engineeringfrom Ben Gurion University, and a teaching diploma from Ben Gurion University. He isfather to three children, and he lives in Kibbutz Kramim in the Negev, where he serves asa member of the Kibbutz's economic board of directors.

Inbar Almagor Head of Digital Transformation Department, JDC Institute for Leadership and Governance Inbar currently serves as head of digitization in the Institute of Leadership and Governance and has been managing at the Institute since 2009. For eight years she directed major programs in the Institute, such as digital leaders programs for central and local government, the program for senior staff in the civil service, the reserve and senior staff program at the Ministry of Finance, forums for government ministry district directors, multi-sector programs dealing with national issuessuch as affordable housing and more. In her current role, Inbar manages an area whosemission is to help the public sector leverage its digital potential to create efficient andeffective public services. Inbar holds a master's degree in Political Science and a bachelor'sdegree in Political Science and Islamic Studies, both from the Hebrew University. She is agraduate of a course in group facilitation at the Institute for Training Group Facilitators(Tzipori) and in organizational consulting from Open University's Management School. Inthe past she worked at the Mandel Institute for Leadership as director for the program forsenior staff at the Ministry of Welfare and was a member of the founding team of the PolicyPlanning Administration in the Ministry of Education. Dorit Zioni Senior Program Director, Digital Transformation Department, JDC Institute for Leadership and Governance Dorit has been a senior program director at the Institute for Leadership and Governance since 2013, and currently directs programs related to digitization. In the context of her work she was a partner in the development and management of the Institute's leading leadership programs: The reserve and senior staff programs for the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Environmental Protection, and the Kibbutz Movement. In the past two years, she has accompanied the Ministry ofWelfare in its transition to digital transformation, and the Digital Leaders Program for thecentral government. In the past Dorit managed projects in the field of digital transformationin the public service and served as VP projects and clients in a private consulting firmspecializing in collaboration.Dorit has a master's degree in Organizational Consulting and a bachelor's degree inSociology and Anthropology, both from the Hebrew University. She also graduated from acourse in Group Facilitation at Kibbutzim College and is a trained and qualified mediator.

Levavit Friedmann Program Director, Digital Transformation Department, JDC Institute for Leadership and Governance Levavit directs programs at the Institute for Leadership and Governance since 2016. During these two years, she was a partner in the development and management of several senior and expert programs at the Ministry of Health and in Civil Society. Currently she directs programs related to digitization. Prior to joining the Institute, she filled the position of personal assistant to the CEO of A Global Company in Israel, where she consulted the CEO in his transformation of thecompany's organizational culture. Previously she served for over a decade in the role ofsenior organizational consultant, in the company for organizational consulting,development and training, where she led organizational development projects inorganizations from the various sectors, accompanied senior executives in organizationalchange processes, developed and trained high-ranking management teams, led leadershipand management development courses. Levavit has a master's degree in OrganizationalSociology with a specialization in Group Facilitation from Bar-Ilan University, and abachelor's degree in Social Work from the Hebrew University. She graduated from the CTIinternational organization in Leadership Studies and Coaching Studies Noa Miller Program Coordinator, Digital Transformation Department, JDC Institute for Leadership and Governance Noa has worked in the Institute for Leadership and Governance since 2015 and is currently a coordinator of digitization programs. As part of her work, she was a member of the consulting team that advised the inter-ministerial Conference to Eradicate Racism against the Ethiopian Community and coordinated the \"Social Cohesion\" and \"Digital Leaders in Local Government\" programs. Today Noa is engaged in processes for promoting digitization in the central government, and in this contextshe coordinates the Digital Leaders for Central Government program and a digital welfareinitiative in the Ministry of Welfare.Noa holds a bachelor's degree in Psychology and Political Science from the HebrewUniversity and is currently completing a master's degree in Public Policy at Tel AvivUniversity. She worked in the past to promote the rights of unorganized workers in variousframeworks and volunteered in the National Coalition for Direct Employment.