On August 28, 2024, senior executives from the real estate industry gathered at Reichman University. The occasion was the presentation of the final projects - on business development in the field of real estate - by the seventh cohort of students in the real estate track within the MBA Program at the Arison School of Business. The track is headed by Prof. Amnon Lehavi and is run in cooperation with the G City Real Estate Institute.
The students worked on the projects for several months, guided by course lecturers CPA Tomer Tepper, chairman of EWAVE and Adv. Rani Timor, an expert on income-producing real estate and entrepreneur. The students received support from mentors from the real estate industry. In the framework of their final projects, the students conducted an economic, planning, and business analysis of projects involving three tracts of land owned by the companies G City, Acro Real Estate, and Mivne Real Estate.
The judges’ panel was comprised of Zahi Arabov, owner and chairman of Acro Real Estate; Tal Forer, owner and chairman of Mivne; Uzi Levy, CEO of Mivne; Guy Kirshner, CFO of the Israeli Real Estate Division at G City; Inbal Raz, general counsel of the Israeli Real Estate Division at G City; and Ofer Avram, CEO of Menivim – The New REIT Ltd.
Among the mentors who advised the students were architect Yoni Grosswasser, senior partner at Yashar Architects; Larry Garner, broker at Cushman & Wakefield Inter Israel; Phil Rosenberg, broker at Cushman & Wakefield Inter Israel; Haim Toronto, broker at Cushman & Wakefield Inter Israel; Yoav Sheinkin, real estate appraiser and senior partner at Barak Friedman Kapelner Shimkevitz & Co.; Itai Shafran, owner of Pitronot Ltd.; Yuval Talmi, head of Corporate Real Estate in the Construction and Real Estate Division at Bank Leumi; Orit Sarig, relationship manager in the Construction and Real Estate Division at Bank Leumi; Ofer Avram, CEO of Menivim – The New REIT Ltd.; Adv. Amitay Levy, managing partner and co-head of the Real Estate, Planning and Construction Department at Goldfarb Gross Seligman; Adv. Guy Shalev, vice head of the Real Estate, Planning and Construction Department at Goldfarb Gross Seligman; and Sharon Levy, an entrepreneur and real estate business development consultant.
Pictured: Graduates of the seventh cohort of Reichman University’s MBA program’s real estate track with course lecturers CPA Tomer Tepper, chairman of EWAVE and Adv. Rani Timor, income-producing real estate expert and entrepreneur, Adv. Idit Zeelon Rozen, the track coordinator, and Michal Amir, content manager at the G City Real Estate Institute, at the Adelson School of Entrepreneurship on the Reichman University campus.
Pictured: The judges’ panel, mentors, course lecturers, and program graduates in the Adelson Entrepreneurship Building on the Reichman University campus.
