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Guy Bloch

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מוסף שבועי 18.1.24 גיא בלוך מנכ"ל חברת המשלוחים ברינגג

The Israeli unicorn that prepared for disaster and saved lives on October 7

18.01.24|Sophie Shulman
Guy Bloch, CEO of the unicorn Bringg, had a gut feeling that something was going to happen, and prepared a contingency plan to save his company for when disaster would strike. Then, on October 7, he discovered that the software used to manage the shipments of American giants could also manage the rescue of survivors from Gaza border towns. In his first interview since, he explains how it all happened, and what he learned along the way
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$100 million funding round delivers Bringg into the unicorn club

16.06.21|Meir Orbach
The logistics service platform, which is valued at $1 billion after money, is going into “acquisition mode” says CEO Guy Bloch
גיא בלוך שיחת ועידה בנק הפועלים

Bringg CEO: Covid-19 Crisis Preceded Our Strategic Plan by 5 Years

23.04.20|Naomi Zoreff
CEO of Tel Aviv-based on-demand delivery management startup says company determined to make most of opportunities presented by Covid-19 pandemic
גיא בלוך ועידת הכלכלה והתעשיה 2020

Businesses Should Use Government’s Offer to Help them Furlough Employees, Says Exec

25.03.20|CTech
Guy Bloch, CEO of Tel Aviv-based on-demand delivery startup Bringg, answered six questions about the Covid-19 crisis and its effects on the Israeli tech sector
גיא בלוך ועידת הכלכלה והתעשיה 2020

Delivery Options Sway 70% of Online Consumers, Says Bringg CEO

05.02.20|Avior Abou
Guy Bloch, CEO of Tel Aviv-based on-demand delivery startup Bringg, spoke Wednesday at Calcalist's Industry and Economy conference in Tel Aviv