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OpenAI Expands Israeli Operations With New Hires, No Office Planned

Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

OpenAI has appointed Ido Perlason, a co-founder of the startup Yess, to its business and sales team in Israel, following the earlier hiring of Moti Hadas. The company aims to expand the use of its products among Israeli customers. However, OpenAI does not plan to open an office in Israel or hire a local country manager at this time.

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  • OpenAI appointed Ido Perlason to its business and sales team in Israel.
  • Perlason is a co-founder of the startup Yess, acquired by Amdocs.
  • Moti Hadas previously joined OpenAI as its first GTM person in Israel.
  • The company aims to increase product usage among Israeli customers.
  • OpenAI has no current plans to open an office in Israel.

Artificial intelligence company OpenAI is expanding its business and sales operations in Israel with the appointment of Ido Perlason, a co-founder of the startup Yess, which was acquired by Amdocs this year. Perlason announced his move to OpenAI on LinkedIn, joining the company's business and sales team focused on startups. This marks OpenAI's second public hire in Israel, following Moti Hadas, who joined in late September as the company's first Go-to-Market (GTM) representative in the country.

Despite these new appointments, OpenAI currently has no plans to open an office in Israel or hire a local country manager. A source close to the matter indicated that the company intends to support the local ecosystem with only a few team members based in Israel. The company's objective is to increase the use of its products and models among Israeli customers.

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