Israeli Business Leaders Mourn Death of Melisron CEO Ofir Sarid
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli business leaders are mourning the death of Ofir Sarid, CEO of Melisron, at 54. Sarid, who led the company since 2019, was remembered by colleagues for his professional achievements, leadership, and personal qualities. His contributions to the Israeli real estate and retail sectors were widely acknowledged.
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- Melisron CEO Ofir Sarid died at age 54.
- Business leaders praised Sarid's professional and personal qualities.
- Sarid led Melisron since 2019, overseeing significant growth.
- His contributions to Israel's real estate and retail sectors were noted.
The Israeli real estate and retail sectors are in mourning following the death of Ofir Sarid, CEO of Melisron, at the age of 54. Sarid, who had led the company since 2019, was widely respected within the business community, and many prominent figures have shared their tributes.
Harel Wiezal, CEO and owner of Fox Group, remembered Sarid as "a dear friend, an exceptional person, and a top-tier professional." Wiezal highlighted Sarid's intelligence, determination, integrity, and humanity, stating, "His professional work and the mark he left on Melisron and the Israeli mall industry are very significant." He extended condolences to Sarid's family.
Shaul Turgeman, President of the Federation of Chambers of Commerce, also expressed his grief, recalling their joint work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Turgeman described Sarid as "one of the most prominent and influential managers in the retail and real estate industry in Israel," praising his professionalism, responsibility, and vision in leading Melisron. He noted Sarid's values, modesty, dedication, and exceptional management skills, adding that his contribution to the mall industry and the business community would be remembered.
Sarid began his career at Melisron in 2011, serving as CFO before his appointment as CEO in October 2019. During his tenure, he oversaw the company's activities in malls, high-tech parks, offices, and the development of its residential arm. Melisron stated that Sarid was a "prominent and respected figure in the Israeli capital market" who led the company to growth and significantly strengthened its position. The company also noted he was a beloved manager appreciated by the board, management, and employees.
Liora Ofer, the controlling shareholder and Chairwoman of Melisron's Board of Directors, mourned Sarid's "untimely passing," calling him "a true friend and a partner in vision and path." She described him as a valued and beloved person whose work and contributions would continue to guide Melisron.
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