Benny Dreyfus Steps Down as CEO of Israel's Mifal HaPais After 6.5 Years
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Benny Dreyfus resigns as CEO of Israel's Mifal HaPais after 6.5 years, with CFO Victor Weiss named interim CEO. Dreyfus highlighted the organization's social contributions and emergency support roles, while the chairman praised his leadership and impact.
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- Benny Dreyfus resigns as CEO of Mifal HaPais after 6.5 years.
- Victor Weiss appointed interim CEO until a permanent replacement is found.
- Dreyfus emphasized expanding social impact and aiding communities during crises.
- Mifal HaPais responded swiftly to challenges since the recent war began.
- Chairman Itzik Lari praised Dreyfus's leadership and public service.
- Dreyfus thanked board members, local authorities, partners, and employees for their support.
Benny Dreyfus, CEO of Mifal HaPais, Israel's national lottery organization, announced his resignation to the board after serving 6.5 years. The organization did not disclose the reason for his departure. In the interim, Victor Weiss, the CFO and Vice President of Finance and Economics, has been appointed acting CEO until a permanent replacement is named.
Dreyfus expressed pride and satisfaction in his tenure, highlighting efforts to expand the organization's social impact across Israeli communities and local authorities. He noted the organization's rapid response to challenges, especially since the outbreak of the recent war, emphasizing Mifal HaPais's role in supporting Israeli citizens during complex times.
Itzik Lari, chairman of Mifal HaPais, praised Dreyfus for his significant public service and leadership, crediting him with strengthening the organization as a key social pillar in Israel. Lari acknowledged Dreyfus's role in making Mifal HaPais a reliable partner to local authorities both in routine and emergency situations.
