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CEO of Engineering Group Baran Announces Resignation

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Baran Group CEO Yitzhak Frank announced his intention to resign after five years in the role. Frank will continue as CEO until a replacement is found for the publicly traded engineering firm. Baran is one of Israel's largest engineering project management companies, with a market cap of about NIS 468 million.

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  • Baran Group CEO Yitzhak Frank announced his intention to resign after five years.
  • Frank will continue to serve as CEO until a successor is appointed.
  • Baran is a major Israeli engineering project management company.
  • The company has a market capitalization of approximately NIS 468 million.

The infrastructure and engineering group Baran announced on Sunday that its CEO, Yitzhak Frank, has informed the company of his intention to step down. Frank has held various positions within Baran and has served as CEO for the past five years. He will continue in his role until a successor is found. Meir Dor is the chairman of Baran. The company, one of Israel's largest engineering project management firms, provides engineering services for project execution and is publicly traded with a market capitalization of approximately NIS 468 million.

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