Rabbi Yossie Goldman is a pioneer in international Jewish education. Born in Tel Aviv and raised in the United States, after graduating from the Jewish Theological Seminary, he served as the spiritual leader of the Mosaic Law Congregation in Sacramento, California.

Upon making aliyah to Israel in 1985, he was appointed Director of Summer and Special Academic programs at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and later the director of Hillel at Hebrew University. He soon went on to become the overall director of Hillel Israel, establishing eight Hillels across the country. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, he founded 27 Hillels across the Former Soviet Union. As director of Global Expansion for Hillel International, he went on to establish Hillels in Germany, Poland, Hungary and France. He and his wife, Judy, live in Jerusalem. They have four married children and nine grandchildren, all of whom live in Israel.

Reut, an IDF Major, served as a combat instructor in the armored corps and completed the first mixed-gender combat officer’s course. She was the Head of the International Leadership Program and Project Director for the Youth at Risk Center. Reut also served as a JAFI Sh'licha in summer camps. She holds a BA in Education and Communication, a Teaching Credential, and a double Master’s in American Jewish Studies and Alternative Education from Haifa University.

Yoseph has been with Hillel since 1997. With a background in both the business and third sectors, he also operates as a financial consultant for companies in Israel and the USA. Yoseph holds a Master's degree in Management from Yale University, a Master's degree in Jewish History, and a Bachelor's degree in Economics, both from Yeshiva University.

Dina made Aliyah to Israel in 1991. She has been working at Hillel as an accounting manager since 2008. Married to Boris and mother of three, she resides with her family in Ma'ale Adumim.

Tair is pursuing a Bachelor's in International Relations and Communications and a Master's in International Relations with a focus on International Security Studies and Diplomacy at the Hebrew University. She attended a Jewish Agency summer camp and has since guided educational trips for American youth in Israel. Tair is a proud graduate of the "Focus" program for Jewish communities, sponsored by Hillel and the Jewish Agency, and completed the "DiploAct" program focused on Israel advocacy.

Sofya is currently in her third year of studies as a teaching student at Oranim College and actively involved with Hillel Haifa. Sofya volunteers at "Moishe House Haifa," a social enterprise she co-founded with friends which focuses on young Russian-speaking immigrants in Haifa. She has also worked with children, youth, and young adults. Sofya appreciates the rich diversity within Israeli society and is deeply connected to Jewish philosophy and spirituality.

Dor is a social entrepreneur with expertise in building partnerships. He served for two years as a Jewish Agency emissary at Hillel at UCSD in San Diego, California. He is a graduate of the Mandel Excellence Program on behalf of the Jewish Agency. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Social Education and East Asian Studies and a Master's degree in Jewish Studies. For three years, he managed programs in partnership with Tzahar-Palm-Beach. He also managed the Youth Entrepreneurship Center, Yunistarim-Amal, in Safed. He is a co-founder of "Beit Hachamisha," a social enterprise aimed at strengthening social education in the north.

In the past, Noga served as the CEO of the Koldor Association and as Deputy Director and Director of External Relations and Development at Bina. Noga holds a Master's degree in Jewish Education, is ordained as a rabbi from the Beit Midrash for Israeli Rabbis, and is active in the field of Jewish renewal in Tel Mond. Noga joined Hillel Israel in 2019.

Esther began her career with Hillel in the United States and has been working with Hillel Israel since 1990. She has worked with student leaders, participated in the March of the Living in Poland and met with over 1,500 Birthright groups. Esther holds a Bachelor's degree in Jewish Studies and a Master's degree in Social Work.

Working at Hillel Israel since August 2005 as an accounting manager. Married to Yossi and a mother of five children. She resides with her family in Efrat, located in the Gush Etzion region.

Maya is a graduate of Ben-Gurion University with a Bachelor's degree in Education and Communication, and a Master's degree in Educational Counseling. As an undergraduate student, she was active in Hillel, participating in the BCI camp in California, and since then her connection to the Jewish diaspora plays a huge part in her life.

In the years leading up to her current role, she worked in various educational positions, including guiding in the "Israeli Journey" program and mentoring youth during their service year in "Krembo Wings."

An educational facilitator and group leader, she holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology, Anthropology, and Human Resource Management, a Master's degree in Organizational Sociology, and certification in group facilitation from the University of Haifa. For over a decade, she has dedicated herself to the integration of immigrant students into Israeli society and worked for ten years with the Jewish Agency in the field of informal education within various Jewish communities in the Haifa area.

Nadav was a Jewish Agency Shaliach in Washington DC, and holds a master's degree student in North American Jewish Studies (Roderman Program) from the University of Haifa. In the past he was a summer camp emissary, and was active in Hillel Tel Hai as an undergrad student. He was also honored to be the first emissary at the BCI camp on behalf of Hillel Israel. Nadav is a die-hard Haifa Hapoel fan, and a father to his 3-year-old son, Noam.

Rebecca made Aliyah to Israel from Toronto in 2018 with Garin Tzabar. Currently, she is pursuing her bachelor's degree at Ben-Gurion University in the Departments of Communication and Management, and has played an active role in Hillel since her first year. Over the past two years, Rebecca has served on the Hillel International Student Cabinet, organized volunteer initiatives for new immigrants, and presently  spearheads the national "Vehadarta" program, which engages students in volunteering with elderly who were displaced from there home because of the war.