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With a global career spanning six countries and five continents, Ulrike is a multilingual, award-winning innovator, entrepreneur & senior executive leader with over 20 years of experience in the private, public, nonprofit & academic sectors. A proven track record in Organizational Growth, Change Leadership/Management, Outcome Focus & Initiative, Go-To-Market Strategies, Negotiation, Strategic Partnerships, International Marketing & Business Development, Cross-Sectoral Collaboration, Government Relations, Public Policy, Multi-Stakeholder Engagement, Cross-Cultural Communication, Board Governance, Team Leadership & Public Speaking, Ulrike is a true game-changer. Having lived, worked & studied across the globe, Ulrike has combined her lifelong passion for diversity, inclusion, equity & accessibility, as well as humanity, new technologies & STEAM-education, with her keen ambition to help individuals & organizations succeed in local & global markets. Ulrike has worked in executive leadership roles at the HQs of prominent technology MNCs, SMEs & startups including Intel, HP (Compaq), RAD Data Communications, Madge Networks, McAfee, Commtouch Software, CarteNav, Thorasys, & Seaside Wireless. Ulrike was also a lecturer at Mount St. Vincent University & led ocean tech & tidal research projects, rural broadband initiatives, CETA negotiations, global priority markets & international commerce/trade initiatives while working for the Provincial Government. Her diverse sector expertise in the ICT/digital, med-tech/life sciences, ocean tech, and aerospace & defence industries, provides her with first-hand experience in micro & macro cross-sectoral facets of the science & technology sectors & their magnitude of opportunities. Recognitions: WXN Top 100 Most Powerful in Canada Hall of Fame; Atlantic Business Magazine Top 50 CEO; RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant; East Coast Top 25 Immigrant; Halifax Top 5 Immigrant Women Influencers; WCT Top 15 Leadership Excellence in Canada: Innovator; Progress Women of Excellence: Innovator/Entrepreneur; Canada’s Top 40 Change-Makers: Canadian Living Magazine; Mannesmann Teaching Award & Fulbright Scholarship while pursuing her M.A. Ulrike is an elected member of the International Women’s Forum & served on the Boards of Directors with Skills Canada & the Association of Industry Sector Councils, & on Industry Advisory Boards with Dalhousie University's Faculty of Computer Science & Saint Mary's University's Sobey School of Business. In 2017, Ulrike was one of the “Canada 150 Women” in the best-selling publication of the same name.
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Advisory Council Member - National Ai Council For The Future WorkforceDigital Moment | Moment NumériqueCanada
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Senior Director Of Digital Economy, Technology And InnovationCanadian Chamber Of Commerce (Canada)Canada -
Senior Director Of Digital Economy, Technology & InnovationCanadian Chamber Of Commerce (Canada) May 2020 - PresentOttawa, On, CaAs of January 2023, I am the Canadian Chamber’s longest serving senior policy lead. My role, responsibilities & milestones include:Develop national policy positions and advance them with government stakeholders on federal files, including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, quantum, telecommunications, digital transformation, intellectual property, and privacy and data protection.Sept 2024: Co-led our inaugural AI mission to NYC.March 2024: Was selected to join the B20 Brazil Digital Transformation Taskforce. Feb 2024: Appeared before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security (SECU) on Bill C-26.Nov 2023: Inaugurated and continue to lead the national Future of AI Council. Oct 2023: Appeared before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry and Technology (INDU) on Bill C-27. June 2023: Assumed leadership of the Privacy and Digital Trade Council.June 2021: Inaugurated and continue to lead the national Cyber. Right. Now. Council. Dec 2020: Established and continue to lead the national Digital Economy Committee. Dec 2020: Established the Canadian Chamber’s health innovation, life sciences, and biomanufacturing portfolio and subsequently inaugurated and led the national Health Innovation Committee. Represent the Canadian Chamber at external committees, councils, and working groups, including:- 2023 & 2024 Governor General’s Innovation Awards (GGIA) Assessment Committee,- ISED’s Public Awareness Working Group on Artificial Intelligence,- OECD and International Economic Forum of the Americas (IEFA) roundtables, - International Chamber of Commerce working groups, and- A Public Policy Forum Advisory Council on digital infrastructure.Develop and moderate Executive Summits on innovation, science, technology, and policy pertaining to future skills, trends, and sectors. Write op-eds for/conduct media interviews with CTV, CP, NP, The Globe & Mail, The Hill Times, & Mediaplanet, among others.
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Expert Panel Member - The State Of Science, Technology, And Innovation In CanadaCouncil Of Canadian Academies / Conseil Des Académies Canadiennes Jun 2024 - PresentOttawa, Ontario, Ca -
Governor General’S Innovation Awards (Ggia) Assessment Committee MemberRideau Hall Foundation / Fondation Rideau Hall Dec 2022 - PresentInnovation is one of the primary driving forces behind Canada’s prosperity, standard of living and quality of life. While Canadians are some of the world’s most accomplished innovators, we seldom recognize ourselves as such or celebrate our outstanding contributions to our society.In today’s competitive and interconnected world, increasing productivity through the creation of new products and services, improving public sector performance, and building an inclusive, compassionate society will be the keys to Canada’s success as a caring, efficient and prosperous nation. As innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit are fundamentally important to all Canadians and can have a transformative, positive impact—regardless of whether it is in the private, public or not-for-profit realms—the awards encompass all sectors of Canadian society.Each year since 2016, up to six award winners are identified through a two-stage, merit-based selection process. The Office of the Secretary to the Governor General and the Rideau Hall Foundation oversee the execution of all aspects of the program.The objectives of the GGIAS are to celebrate excellence in innovation across all sectors of Canadian society and inspire Canadians, particularly Canadian youth, to be entrepreneurial innovators, and help improve the quality of life in Canada and around the world. I am very honoured and excited to have been appointed to play an active role in this unique, life-changing journey. -
Advisory Board MemberWomen In Tech - Global Movement Jun 2021 - PresentParis, Ile-De-France, Fr -
Advisory Board MemberHer Digital Academy Jun 2021 - Oct 2024Toronto, Ontario, Ca -
Artifical Intelligence (Ai) Public Awareness Working Group MemberInnovation, Science And Economic Development Canada Jan 2020 - Oct 2024Ottawa, On, CaThe Public Awareness Working Group (Working Group) was launched in 2020 under Canada's Advisory Council on Artificial Intelligence (AI) with a mandate to examine avenues to boost public awareness and foster trust in AI. The objective is to help Canadians have a more grounded conversation around AI, and help citizens better understand the technology, its potential uses, and its associated risks.The Working Group will provide recommendations to the Government of Canada Advisory Council on Artificial Intelligence. The Working Group will examine avenues to boost public awareness and foster trust in AI in order to better ground the Canadian discourse in a measured understanding of the technology, its potential uses, and its associated risks.The scope of the Working Group will be limited to three key areas:1) Develop regional approaches for engaging the public, provinces, territories and municipalities, with consultations launched in early 2021.2) Conduct a dialogue with Canadians to identify opportunities and risks of deploying AI technologies (e.g., perceived intention; responsible use grounded in ethical principles and human rights; data protection; adapting to increased automation).3) Provide a report on engagement activities and recommend opportunities for sustained public awareness by Summer 2021.Through a partnership with the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR), and Algora Lab (University of Montreal), the Working Group conducted virtual workshops across Canada to engage in discussions with the public on perceptions of AI. The Open Dialogue: Artificial Intelligence in Canada was carried out in the format of virtual workshops with the intent of reaching over a thousand participants. Significant focus was directed towards achieving regional representativeness as well as inclusivity of marginalized populations through targeted workshops for Indigenous and youth participants. These workshops took place from March 30 to April 30, 2021. -
Advisory Council MemberPublic Policy Forum Jan 2021 - Jan 2022Ottawa, Ontario, Ca -
Task Force Member - Accessing The Skilled WorforceHalifax Chamber Of Commerce Apr 2013 - Jan 2022Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, CaThe focus of this task force is to increase the number of skilled workers available to employers within our region. We want our youth and immigrants to have the skills and education that our employers are looking for, so supply can match demand. Talent needs to meet business needs and businesses need to know that the talent is available. To happen, we must attract and retain immigrants, new graduates and youth with the skills and talent required to grow our economy. To make this happen, we will collaborate with all partners to continue to build on the success to-date of enhancing the connectivity between individuals looking for careers and businesses looking for human capital.The task force will also look to understand future workforce needs and coordinate with our world-class educational institutions, as new and innovative programs are developed and delivered. We will work to expand the many work-integrated learning alliances with the public and private sectors to help increase employment rates after graduation. We will advocate to expand entrepreneurship training in our schools through mentorship programs, to provide younger youth the chance to see the benefits of opening a business. Increasing the number of businesses in Halifax will have a direct impact on our economy and our ability as a city to provide new and better services to the population.The task force will be working with partners and on individual projects to advocate for:• An increase of immigration to achieve the targets within the Ivany Commission report;• Greater youth retention through work integrated learning to ensure successful job placement; and• An increase in entrepreneurship training and development. -
President & CeoDigital Nova Scotia Jan 2013 - Feb 2020Halifax, Nova Scotia, CaDigital Nova Scotia (DNS) is a pan-provincial not-for-profit organization, dedicated to the ongoing growth and development of Nova Scotia's $2.5 billion ICT & digital technologies industry. The thriving, ever-evolving sector is a game changer for Nova Scotia.As an industry association with more than 150 members, ranging from startups and SME’s to large MNC's, universities and colleges, government, and non-profits, DNS strives to provide exceptional quality of service with collaboration foremost in mind. DNS applies a collaborative approach to programming, capacity building & skills development, industry events, research, and economic growth locally, nationally, and globally. DNS is committed to the mandate of connecting the digital community, promoting Nova Scotia success stories, advocating on behalf of the sector, and driving the digital economy forward.From Starbucks to 2,000 square feet. From a Team of one to a Team of eight:Under Ulrike's leadership, DNS has experienced unprecedented growth locally, regionally and nationally, complemented by increased visibility, credibility, and sustainability. In less than 6 years, Ulrike transformed the once "team-less" association, into a thriving business with eight staff, co-op students, professional office space, and a diverse and inclusive Board of Directors. In addition, impactful, inaugural tools & programs, such as the Digital Discovery Camp, Digital Diversity Awards, Opportunities Job Portal, Info4Impact, Women Leaders Fueling the Digital Economy, Opening Doors, Skills for Hire, Tech Shy to Tech Savvy, and Building Bridges have uniquely positioned DNS as an invaluable resource, economic driver, and hub of excellence & expertise.Originally incorporated in 1989, Digital Nova Scotia has been serving the Nova Scotia industry for over 20 years. Our organization began as the Software Industry Association of Nova Scotia (SIANS) and later became the Information Technology Industry Alliance of Nova Scotia (ITANS). -
National Cybersecurity Talent Alliance (Cta) PartnerTechnation May 2019 - Jan 2020Mississauga, Ontario, CaCybersecurity is increasingly driving innovation and economic activity in Canada. It already contributes $1.7 billion to Canada’s GDP and consists of over 11,000 well-paying jobs. With the global cybersecurity industry forecasted to grow by 66% by 2021, thousands of additional jobs could be created for Canadians in the years ahead. Governments, academia, and members of the private sector can work together to create new opportunities, drive investment, and foster leading-edge research and developmentThe Cybersecurity Talent Alliance (CTA) is a TECHNATION (ITAC) led effort to draw knowledge and commitment from all stakeholders to help address the skills gap in Canada related to cybersecurity.The CTA purpose is to energize and promote a collaborative network, and provide a partner ecosystem for cybersecurity education, training and workforce development. The Alliance fulfills its mission by coordinating with government, academia, and industry partners to build on existing programs, facilitating change and innovation, and bring leadership and vision to increase the number of skilled cybersecurity professionals in both the public and private sectors. The CTA provides a mechanism for participants to collaboratively design strategies, develop and promote concepts and initiatives, and pursue actions that advance cybersecurity education, training and workforce development. -
Director - Business Advisory Board, Sobey School Of BusinessSobey School Of Business At Saint Mary'S University Mar 2015 - Jan 2020Halifax, Nova Scotia, Ca -
Board DirectorAssociation Of Industry Sector Councils (Aisc), Nova Scotia Jan 2014 - Jan 2020The Nova Scotia Association of Industry Sector Councils represents the interests of 32,000 small-and medium-sized businesses and 370,000 workers and their families, all over the province.Collectively, with our employers and training partners, we attract, retain and train talent to build a robust Nova Scotia. Our various sectors share ideas, success stories, resources and expertise to create more jobs.
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Director - Industry Advisory Board, Faculty Of Computer Science (Fcs)Dalhousie University Jan 2013 - Jan 2020Halifax, Nova Scotia, Ca -
Board DirectorInformation And Communications Technology Council (Ictc) Jun 2017 - Jun 2019Ottawa, Ontario, Ca -
Board DirectorSkills Canada - Nova Scotia (Scns) Nov 2017 - Dec 2018Skills Canada – Nova Scotia (SCNS) is a not-for-profit organization that provides Nova Scotian youth with opportunities to explore skilled trades and technologies through a range of programming. This is made possible by partnerships with industry, government, labour, and education.Our signature event is the annual Nova Scotia Skills Competition. SCNS is affiliated nationally with Skills / Compétences Canada and is associated with WorldSkills International.
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Co-Founder & Executive Member, Vp MentorshipNova Scotia Women In Technology (Nswit) Jan 2013 - Dec 2018NSWIT (now WCT NS Chapter) is a vibrant organization made-up of senior level executives working in the tech industry in Nova Scotia, including government, industry and private sector. Formerly the Halifax Chapter of Canadian Women in Technology (CanWIT), since March 2015, NSWIT (WCT NS Chapter) aims to grow the circle of influence and support for women in technology in our region through informal networking and engaging discussion with other women working or looking to work in Nova Scotia’s fastest growing sector. NSWIT/WCT NS Chapter rocks!
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Advisory Committee MemberImmigrant Services Association Of Nova Scotia Mar 2015 - Feb 2017Halifax, Nova Scotia, Ca"Moving Up Underemployed Professional Immigrant Women", through the Immigrant Services Association of Nova Scotia (ISANS), aims to help immigrant women in professional fields advance in their careers, and study what barriers immigrant women employed in high-skilled fields, like medicine and engineering, face and how those can be overcome.“Over the next two years we’re going to be working with professional immigrant women who are both already in the workplace and those who are trying to get into the workplace, and employers to kind of identify what are some of the obstacles and challenges,” said Claudette Legault, director of programs and services for ISANS. -
International Marketing, Business Development & Product Commercialization; Intercultural LecturerSelf Employed Mar 2002 - Mar 2016• Most recent Project/Client: CarteNav Solutions Inc. (June/July 2012) • Facilitation of business objectives for clients of various sectors/industries dealing in international markets. • Translation, proofreading, web content management, employment placement abroad, and intercultural training to inidviduals and corporations.• Preparing students for exams, certificates, internships, academic exchange programs, and long-term work assignments abroad.• Customer testimonials available since the company's inception.
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Director Of Business Development, Europe & ApacThorasys Thoracic Medical Systems Inc. Jul 2012 - Jan 2013Montreal, Quebec, Ca -
International Business & Project Research, Marketing And Senior Corporate AdministrationInnovacorp Sep 2011 - Jul 2012We help knowledge-based early stage Nova Scotia companies commercialize their technologies and succeed in the global marketplace. We’re especially interested in the clean technology, information technology, and life sciences industries. Our business model is an internationally recognized approach to helping technology companies. It combines seed and venture capital investment with business mentoring and incubation infrastructure.
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Business MentorStartup Weekend Mar 2012 - Mar 2012Boulder, Colorado, Us -
International Business Development & Marketing ConsultantTitanfile Inc. Apr 2011 - Sep 2011Toronto, Ontario, Ca -
International Market & Business Analyst - International CommerceNs Department Of Economic And Rural Development And Tourism (Erdt) Jul 2010 - Sep 2011• Project lead for comprehensive global market research/analysis as part of the international commerce strategy, in collaboration with gov't departments, agencies and industry partners.• Program (fund) and policy development for NS companies in international markets.• Moderator, Key Markets in Europe: NS Export Rally 2010.• Membership Committee: NovaKnowledge.
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Senior Marketing And Economic Development ConsultantNs Department Of Economic And Rural Development And Tourism (Erdt) Feb 2010 - Jul 2010• Developed marketing strategy for international, national, local. • Wrote proposals and facilitated international speaking opportunities for the Project Director, Broadband. • Managed international market research. • Led workshop/funding analyses and provided future recommendations.• Researched options for Internet related community training/workshops/seminars.• Managed website content and social media.
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International Marketing ConsultantGetresponse Jan 2010 - Jan 2011Gdańsk, Pl• Product localization for German speaking markets. -
International Marketing ConsultantVemma Europe Jan 2010 - Jan 2011Scottsdale, Arizona, Us• Revision/editing, translation and copy writing of marketing materials for German speaking markets. -
Project Lead, Ns Industry Consultations - CetaIntergovernmental Affairs (Iga) Jul 2010 - Dec 2010• Led NS industry consultations in view of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) negotiations, exploring NS export/import opportunities and barriers in established and emerging EU markets.• Collaborated with industry associations, provincial/federal gov't departments and gov't agencies for that matter. • Compiled consultation report with findings and recommendations.• Project lead for comprehensive global market research/analysis as part of the international commerce strategy, in collaboration with gov't departments, agencies and industry partners (ERDT).
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Director Of Marketing And Business DevelopmentSeaside Wireless Communications Inc. Feb 2009 - Jan 2010• Accountable for the development and management of consistent branding, messaging, and graphic design for all marketing and sales collateral for a newly established Internet service provider. • Active member of the senior management team. Assisted with operational management/restructuring. • Managed media strategy as part of an integrated marketing strategy (advertising/direct mail) and quarterly marketing budgets to implement marketing campaign and concept across nine NS counties. • Established and maintained professional partnerships with provincial government project office, and Community Access Programs (C@P) in nine NS counties. • Led market research projects and initiated and managed online library using SharePoint. • Operated one of several company satellite offices. Effectively networked with staff and the head office in Sydney, while taking advantage of the marketing network in the larger metropolitan Halifax area.
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LecturerMount Saint Vincent University Sep 2006 - Jan 2009Halifax, Ns, Ca -
Marketing Director, Europe & ApacCommtouch Software Ltd. Aug 2000 - Aug 2001• Solely accountable for targeted, country specific business intelligence and strategic sales and marketing projects in collaboration with a team of 10 European sales and business development professionals, resulting in increased product sales and contract closures, particularly in Germany, France and Spain.• Supervised the European marketing communications manager and coached creative department and external agencies on all European activities.• Was promoted into managing Europe and APAC (Asia Pacific) responsibilities after a few months with the company only.
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Service Marketing Communications Manager, EmeaCompaq Computer Gmbh, Emea Mar 1997 - Feb 1999• Collaborated with 10 global field sales offices to establish a coherent Service Marketing Team that adhered to consistent messaging and compelling branding. Transformed formerly existing “patchwork” of local service marketing tools into a unified and centralized approach resulting in brand recognition and overall company expenditure savings. Developed and executed a $ 2M service marketing plan. • Managed extensive market research projects (Gartner Group) with leading suppliers, resulting in a better understanding of the gloabl market, products, service offerings, and competition (i.e. Dell, Toshiba).
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Market Development Manager, Eastern Europe & Middle EastMadge Networks Jun 1996 - Mar 1997• Led marketing/business initiatives and analyzed new business opportunities in 4 regions in collaboration with the local field sales managers. In particular, successfully coordinated in liaison with the field sales manager in Dubai the new establishment of the company’s local subsidiary, and thereby increased the company’s market share in that region. • Identified, categorized and managed global channel partners and officiated a quarterly budget of $10K/quarter per region. • Coordinated reseller/end-user seminars/product training in Dubai, Israel and the UK.• Featured in "Network Middle East" Magazine in the capacity of market development manager for Madge Networks. -
Channel Marketing And Sales Manager, EmeaIntel Corporation Mar 1994 - Jun 1996Santa Clara, California, Us• Implemented and managed on average 7 quarterly complex sales/marketing campaigns for Intel's channel to market, handling a budget of $250K/quarter. • Examples of products/technology promoted: LANDesk Suite, Ethernet Technology, OverDrive Processors. • Presented new channel programs to executive management, product marketing, legal department (intellectual property guidelines) and a team of 30 international sales managers across Europe, Middle East, South Africa. • Developed and managed pan-European sales conferences in Barcelona and Berlin to provide channel partners with product training and program updates. • Managed Major Accounts, including Renault, EDS, Totoal, Crédit Lyonnais, Deutsche Bank & Treuhand Frankfurt. -
International Marketing SpecialistRad Data Communications Sep 1993 - Mar 1994• Managed and supported distributors worldwide, and collaborated with executive management, product managers, sales and marketing to achieve optimal product offering, and ultimate channel and customer satisfaction. • Assisted local management in the establishment of the subsidiary in Hong Kong.
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Internship/Contract Positon: Student Handbook On Ethernet TechnologyLannet Data Communications Jun 1993 - Aug 1993Project lead for the development of a Student Handbook on Ethernet Technology. Positive results of this initiative led to the promotion into an international marketing role at RAD Data Communications.
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LecturerUniversity Of Houston Aug 1990 - May 1993Houston, Tx, Us -
Research Assistant For Political ScienceUniversity Of Siegen Oct 1989 - Jul 1990Siegen, North Rhine-Westphalia, DeMikhail Gorbachev's "Perestroika"; "Glasnost"; The "Common European Home".
Ulrike Bahr-Gedalia Skills
Strategy
Entrepreneurship
Business Development
Start Ups
Leadership
Market Research
Strategic Planning
Marketing Communications
Marketing Strategy
Business Planning
Management
Public Speaking
Crm
Strategic Partnerships
Program Management
Project Management
Marketing
Social Media
Business Strategy
New Business Development
Consulting
Project Planning
International Sales
Analysis
International Business
Recruiting
Team Leadership
Training
Budgets
Product Marketing
Proposal Writing
Lead Generation
Competitive Analysis
Online Marketing
Integrated Marketing
Public Relations
Research
Networking
Business
Negotiation
Business Intelligence
Management Consulting
Sales Management
Fundraising
Social Media Marketing
Partnerships
Copywriting
Go To Market Strategy
Social Networking
Mentoring
Ulrike Bahr-Gedalia Education Details
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University Of HoustonLiterature & Linguistics -
Rice UniversityLiterature & Linguistics
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Akademische Sprachenschule Siegerland (Sps) GmbhSpanish Language
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Universität SiegenPolitical Science & History
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El Camino CollegeSpanish
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Tel Aviv UniversityHebrew
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