Gesher Appoints G.G. Sussman Deputy Director General After Decade of Service
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
G.G. Sussman was promoted to Deputy Director General of Development and Strategy at the Israeli organization Gesher after a decade of service. The appointment comes during a period of significant growth for Gesher, with revenues increasing by 82% in the last four years, even amidst challenging times including the ongoing war. Sussman, who previously led resource development and foreign relations, aims to foster a more cohesive Israeli society through strengthened partnerships.
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- G.G. Sussman was appointed Deputy Director General of Development and Strategy at Gesher after ten years with the organization.
- Gesher reported an 82% revenue increase over the past four years, a period encompassing the pandemic and the ongoing war.
- The organization has been active for over 50 years, working to connect different segments of Israeli society and global Jewry.
- Sussman previously served as Director of Resource Development and Foreign Relations for Gesher.
- Ilan Gal-Dor, CEO of Gesher, lauded Sussman's professional skills and partnership-building abilities.
- Sussman highlighted the urgent need to build a cohesive and connected Israeli society.
G.G. Sussman has been appointed Deputy Director General of Development and Strategy at Gesher, an organization he has been with for ten years. This promotion follows a period of significant growth for Gesher, described as Israel's largest and oldest organization focused on Israeli society. Notably, the organization's revenues have increased by 82% over the past four years, a period that included the latter stages of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing war.
Gesher, which has operated for over 50 years to strengthen connections within Israeli society and between Israel and global Jewry, recognized Sussman's contributions. He previously served as the Director of Resource Development and Foreign Relations, playing a key role in building partnerships and fundraising. The organization's leadership unanimously approved his promotion, citing his extensive work and contributions to Gesher's development.
Ilan Gal-Dor, CEO of Gesher, praised Sussman's "unique combination of professional ability, strategic vision, and deep familiarity with the world of philanthropy and partnerships." He highlighted Sussman's exceptional skill in building personal connections and noted that Sussman has developed an extensive network of relationships that have driven the organization's growth.
Sussman expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him and emphasized the importance of building a cohesive and connected Israeli society. He stated that the deep connections and partnerships forged over the years are crucial for the future, and the immediate challenge is to unite stakeholders in recognizing the urgent need for a more connected society. Sussman looks forward to continuing to lead, expand Gesher's impact, and solidify its vision and strategy for the coming years.