AppointmentAgora appoints Yosi Yadin as VP of Sales
Appointment
Agora appoints Yosi Yadin as VP of Sales
The new hire was part of a slew of appointments for the real estate investment management platform
Real estate investment management platform Agora has announced the appointment of Yosi Yadin as its new VP of Sales. The announcement comes at the same time the company has promoted four other key personnel to new roles.
"Agora’s recent strategic hires and promotions are a clear indication of our commitment to growth. Leveraging the support from our latest funding, we are expanding our team and enhancing our capabilities to meet the evolving needs of our clients and the industry,” stated Bar Mor, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Agora. “The addition of experienced leaders like Yosi Yadin is a crucial step in our journey to remain at the forefront of real estate investment management."
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L to R: Yosi Yadin, Yoav Doron, Shepsi Berkowitz, Daniel Peretz and Asaf Raz
(Photo: Michael Tumarkin, Barak Radunsky, Agora)
Yadin joins the company bringing 23 years of experience in the software and services industry. He most recently served as VP of Sales at JFrog and has worked with several enterprise vendors, including NICE Systems, SAP, HP, and Comverse Technologies. At Agora, he will help strengthen the company’s foundations for future growth and expansion in the real estate investment market due to his expertise in building and growing sales A-Teams and executing business strategy and product go-to-market plans.
The company also announced the promotion of four employees. Asaf Raz was promoted to VP of Marketing; Daniel Peretz was promoted to VP of Customer Success; Yoav Doron was promoted to VP of Finance; and Shepsi Berkowitz was promoted to VP of Financial Products, respectively.
Agora is a software solution that uses technology, automation, and real estate knowledge to streamline investment management. It is based in New York City and Tel Aviv and helps real estate firms raise capital. It is used by real estate firms like Decron Properties, Beachwold, and Electra America. The shakeup comes amid a recent $34 million Series B funding round led by Israel-based growth fund Qumra Capital, along with Insight Partners and Aleph.
