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First 'Next Generation Investors' Conference Held in Tel Aviv

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Globes held its first "Next Generation Investors" conference in Tel Aviv this week, featuring 14 female speakers who discussed financial strategies and leadership. The event aimed to empower women and address gender representation in management. Attendees received gifts from businesses with social and cooperative initiatives, including products from a winery, a chocolatier murdered on October 7th, a farm supporting at-risk youth, and a Jewish-Arab textile business.

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  • The first 'Next Generation Investors' conference was held in Tel Aviv, organized by Globes.
  • All 14 speakers at the conference were women, focusing on financial strategies and leadership.
  • Discussions included risk-taking, decision-making, and increasing female representation in management.
  • Attendees received gifts from businesses with social and cooperative initiatives.
  • The event was a collaboration with The Phoenix and Bank Leumi, sponsored by Strauss Real Estate.

Globes hosted its inaugural "Next Generation Investors" conference this week in Tel Aviv, aiming to equip attendees with practical tools and financial strategies. The event featured 14 speakers, all of whom were women, addressing topics such as risk-taking, decision-making courage, team selection, and self-investment. A key discussion point also focused on strategies to ensure women's representation increases in management roles.

Attendees enjoyed wine from the Amphora boutique winery and chocolate made from the original recipes of chocolatier Dvir Karp, who was murdered in the October 7th Hamas attack. Upon departure, participants received succulents from the Soka farm, which supports at-risk youth and individuals with mental health challenges, and socks produced by the Jewish-Arab family business of Yusuf and Mustafa Hajuj in Kafr Kaukab, a village in the Galilee.

The conference was a collaboration with The Phoenix and Bank Leumi, with sponsorship from Strauss Real Estate. Discussions also touched upon the Israeli public's disposable income in 2026.

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