Dvir Darsinover Appointed Deputy CEO of Planning and Engineering at Hovot Yerushalayim
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Dvir Darsinover has been appointed Deputy CEO of Planning and Engineering at Hovot Yerushalayim, joining from ICR Israel Canada Ram Holdings. He will lead the company's planning and engineering operations for its growing portfolio of complex projects. The appointment is part of a broader strategy to strengthen the company's professional management and support its expanding projects.
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- Dvir Darsinover appointed Deputy CEO of Planning and Engineering at Hovot Yerushalayim.
- Darsinover previously managed regional engineering at ICR Israel Canada Ram Holdings.
- He will oversee projects from statutory planning through execution.
- CEO Yanki Tsoibel stated Darsinover's experience is crucial for project advancement.
- The appointment supports Hovot Yerushalayim's strategy to strengthen professional management.
Dvir Darsinover has been appointed Deputy CEO of Planning and Engineering at the real estate company Hovot Yerushalayim. Previously, Darsinover served as a regional manager in the engineering department at ICR Israel Canada Ram Holdings. In his new role, he will lead Hovot Yerushalayim's planning and engineering divisions, overseeing projects from statutory planning and zoning approval through detailed design, licensing, and preparation for execution.
Roman Shapiro, Chief at Hovot Yerushalayim, welcomed Darsinover, stating his addition is a significant reinforcement to the company's professional team. Shapiro highlighted that Darsinover's experience from ICR, combined with his engineering perspective and ability to manage large systems, will be highly beneficial for ongoing complex projects currently in various planning and licensing stages.
Darsinover brings extensive experience with large-scale, complex projects. His appointment is intended to strengthen and centralize the company's planning and engineering operations as more projects advance from statutory planning towards licensing and execution. This move aligns with Hovot Yerushalayim's broader strategy to bolster its professional management and expand its capital and financing base for company projects.
Yanki Tsoibel, CEO of Hovot Yerushalayim, commented that Darsinover joins from a leading industry entity with professional experience perfectly suited for the current phase of the company's projects. He added that as projects transition from planning to execution, the company is simultaneously reinforcing its management and professional systems. Dvir Darsinover expressed his enthusiasm for joining Hovot Yerushalayim during a period of significant development and looks forward to contributing his experience to lead the company's planning and engineering division.