A year after graduationI finally got my H-1 visa which allows me to work. Back in January I had the honor to join Kontera, the leader of in-text advertising and I am currently a Senior Manger, Product Solutions. It’s been a long process to find a job and I already have a few posts in [...]
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I got my H-1 visa
Posted in business, Goizueta, MBA, tagged Goizueta, graduation, h-1, MBA, visa on May 12, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Israel: A Leader in Business Innovation
Posted in business, Israel, tagged CNBC, Dan Senor, inovation, Israel, Saul Singer, start-up on December 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Dan Senor and Saul Singer recently published a very interesting book about Israel economy and culture: Start-up Nation: The Story of Israel’s Economic Miracle The book describes the miracle of our nation – producing more start-up companies than large economies like Japan, China, India, Korea and UK. It explains how Israel attracted over twice as [...]
The power of combined Netflix Prizes
Posted in business, design, Ideas, tagged awesomeness, crowdsourcing, Ideas, innovation, Netflix, Netflix Prize, Umair Haque on December 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Havas Media Lab’s Director Umair Haque posted a very interesting post about the job market and the model of Netflix Prize. On his HBR post Umair calls for a new Manhattan Project that will refresh the economy. This new project will include the launch a series of Netflix Prize-like projects in various industries – health care, [...]
TEDxPeachtree 2009 – 5 things that made it successful
Posted in Atlanta, business, design, Ideas, tagged Atlanta, events, TED, TEDx, TEDxPeachtree, tedxpt on December 7, 2009 | 4 Comments »
What made TEDxPeachtree on Friday a success? On Friday I have attended the 2009 TEDxPeachtree event. It was amazing. I enjoyed all the talks, and the nice selection of TED videos (Jill Bolte Taylor, Elizabeth Gilbert and Pattie Maes) and I couldn’t stop talking about it during the weekend. It’s a combination of few parameters [...]
Somebody Has to Say It (10/100)
Posted in 100 Posts Cahllenge, business, tagged #100PostsChallenge, Android, Bill Gurley, Chris Anderson, droid, free, google, GPS, wired on November 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Update: As I was reading the post again I realized the title doesn’t really fit The Less-Than-Free model could be a chapter in Chris Anderson’s Free. Benchmark Capita’s Bill Gurley post Google Redefines Disruption: The “Less Than Free” Business Model earlier today. It quickly became a hot topic and defined a new business model. In [...]
About me
Fascinated by the the role that technology has in our life and in the business world.
Focus on product management and social media
A recent MBA grad from Goizueta Business School in Emory University.on the web
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- Watching @gilcanaani in the Start-Up Stadium event - http://t.co/OvkQ8DI0 1 hour ago
- Start-Up Stadium - Very interesting session with Yair Lapid, Only 230 viewers? http://t.co/OvkQ8DI0 1 hour ago
- Film footage of the Hindenburg disaster http://t.co/cPF1rZmB 13 hours ago
- iOS ‘86 by Anton Repponen http://t.co/mH8AD2d4 (Inspire Me Now) 14 hours ago
- Seth's Blog: The illusion of privacy (and what we actually care about) http://t.co/xnpj7QkT 18 hours ago
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