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Timor Arbel-Sadras

5 stories about Timor Arbel-Sadras
ועידת לונדון 2023 תימור ארבל-סדרס מנכ"לית לאומיטק

Rising from challenges: Stronger and more creative

21.03.23|CTech
"I prefer to look beyond the doom and gloom and talk about the rainbow after the storm. How can we come out of this crisis even stronger than before," said LeumiTech CEO Timor Arbel-Sadras during the Mind the Tech London conference
וידאו Proptech Ctech Timor Arbel Sadras

“There’s no reason Israel can’t be ‘the proptech nation’”

10.11.22|Yonatan Sredni
“Technology really did not affect property and construction till now,” LeumiTech CEO Timor Arbel-Sadras told CTech at PropTech Tel Aviv, “so there’s lots of room to make real change and impact”
ועידת Mind the Tech ניו יורק - תימור ארבל סדרס מנכלית לאומיטק

“Sometimes the world needs a crisis”

18.09.22|CTech
Timor Arbel-Sadras, CEO at LeumiTech, spoke at Mind the Tech NY about the need to be flexible and adapt to change
Timor _alt Nimrod

Buy-up nation: Acqui-hires - the next growth tier for Israel's startup ecosystem

29.07.22|Nimrod Vromen, Timor Arbel-Sadras
The time is ripe for acqui-hires, the purchase of one company by another to retain the business's employees, write Nimrod Vromen & Timor Arbel-Sadras, especially for startups
תימור ארבל סרדס מנכלית לאומיטק

“High-tech is the engine of the Israeli economy and the banks must be there”

16.03.22|Meir Orbach
In an exclusive interview with Calcalist, LeumiTech CEO Timor Arbel-Sadras talks fundraising, credit, Ukraine, and what’s in store for 2022