Overseeing finance and people operations, as well as developing and maintaining strategic plans, communications, and sustainability-related projects.

The Good Food Institute Israel (GFI Israel) is a nonprofit think tank, working to harness the power of local alternative protein research and innovation to target the world’s climate, global health, food security, and biodiversity goals. As a catalyst for the entire sector, GFI Israel leverages the Israeli entrepreneurial mentality and partners with forward-thinking scientists, businesses and policymakers to advance research and industry breakthroughs, and promote governmental support for alternative proteins.

Life and Environment leads and coordinates the Israeli environmental movement, serves as a mentor to grass-root organizations and empowers its member organizations.

🔹 "2020 Outstanding Employee Award", by the Director General of the MOF;🔹 Led the legislation drafting and the governmental policy integration of "The Metro Project" – a mass-transit subway system in the Tel-Aviv metropolitan area and the largest Israeli infrastructure project ever, valued at over 45 billion USD;🔹 Established the basis for a unique Gov-Tech incentives program, collaborating between the Governmental Housing Administration at the MOF (managing 6,500 governmental buildings) and the Israel Innovation Authority;🔹 Headed the MOF's establishment of a governmental Correspondence Company, aimed at providing banking services to Palestinian banks;🔹 Designed substantial regulation processes in diverse fields, including water infrastructure, financial oversight of statutory corporations, the "Congestion Tax Project", and the Israel Airports Authority.

🔹 Drafted a multitude of judicial opinions for Supreme Court decisions and verdicts;🔹 Conducted extensive legal research and analysis regarding various precedential legal queries.

🔹 Co-established a data-driven Research Division within the Department of Policy Planning and Strategy at the MOJ;🔹 Conducted various research projects aimed at enhancing the efficiency, quality and functioning of the MOJ by providing policymakers with empirically based analytic research.

🔹 Responsible for all Law Review operations and the formulation of a long-term strategic model;🔹 Reviewed all aspects of submissions to the Law Review, and presided over board meetings;🔹 Planed and executed the yearly budget and administration operations; 🔹 Recruited and trained all 24 Editorial Board members.

Conducted research aimed at evaluating potential policy reforms within the Israeli Court System, applying quantitative and qualitative methodologies, along with comparative legal research and in-depth legal analysis of rulings from all court instances.

🔹 Awarded “Exceptional Officer” prize, as Platoon Commander at various Israeli base camps;🔹 Deputy Company Commander at an elite training course for non-commissioned infantry officers;🔹 Partook in a good-will "Delegation for Outstanding IDF Officers" to the U.S.A, on behalf of the Paratrooper Brigade.