A career spent at the intersections.

Strategy and finance. Technology and people. Business and society. Israel and the Czech Republic. My work has consistently taken place where different worlds need to understand one another.

From practical management problems to Translation Advantage.

More than two decades of work with technology-oriented industrial and service companies taught me that the most consequential managerial problems are rarely contained inside one discipline.

Strategy depends on economics. Technology depends on adoption. Human capital depends on the relationships through which knowledge moves. Institutions shape what an organization can actually do.

This experience became the foundation of my book, my teaching and my advisory approach: make the whole understandable without making it simplistic.

Depth in several domains, value in their connection.

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Strategic thinking and competitive advantage

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Corporate finance and the economics of the firm

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Technology, AI and strategic knowledge

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Human capital, social capital and incentives

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Organization, execution and decision rights

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Institutions, culture and international cooperation

Helping people see and create value across boundaries.

Strategic Advisor

Working with leadership teams on growth, transformation, competitive position and the decisions that connect several functions.

Author and Thinker

Developing practical frameworks that integrate sensemaking, strategy, finance, management and emerging technology.

Executive Educator

Helping managers and business schools move from separate disciplines to integrated judgment and application.

Public Leader

Building Czech-Israeli relationships through education, heritage, culture and institutional cooperation.

The book is the map of the intellectual journey.

Written for managers who are tired of isolated techniques and fashionable jargon, the book integrates four pillars of managerial thinking and makes their connections practical.

“In a world of big data and powerful tools, we need big picture thinking more than ever before.”Professor Aswath Damodaran
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