Hasson Departs Hapoel Tel Aviv CEO Role After Week
Oren Hasson has concluded his tenure as CEO of Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball club after just one week in the position. Hasson, who had served as the club's chairman since late June, was appointed CEO ten days ago. His departure marks the end of a little over two months with the "Reds."
In a statement, Hapoel IBI Tel Aviv announced Hasson's exit and thanked him for his work, wishing him success in his future endeavors. The club also stated that its chairman, Stav Shaham, will manage the club's affairs until a permanent CEO is appointed.
Hasson brings extensive experience in the sports world, particularly in football. Previously, he held positions as chairman of the Football Association, chairman of the Football Leagues Management, and CEO of the Management.
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