Microsoft Israel R&D Chief Michal Braverman-Blumenthal Departs
Michal Braverman-Blumenthal is leaving her position as CEO of Microsoft's research and development center in Israel after six and a half years. She had replaced Assaf Rappaport in the role when he departed to found Waze. Braverman-Blumenthal served in various positions at Microsoft for 13 years, including as Vice President of Technology for Microsoft's global cybersecurity division.
Microsoft has not yet announced a replacement for Braverman-Blumenthal, and an announcement is expected later. The article also briefly mentions that 170 out of 270 apartments have been sold at the ALFA complex, noting "no purchasing groups." The publication also states its commitment to diverse, relevant, and respectful discourse according to its ethics code, filtering out violence, racism, incitement, or other inappropriate speech.
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