Michal is an alumnus of the “Ofakim” project and has a BA in Jewish Philosophy and Hebrew Literature, and an MA in Education Management with a teaching diploma in Jewish Thought. Michal managed educational programs for the Azrieli Foundation, was a teacher of Israeli Thought and works for the Ministry of Education.

Liat has a BA in Social Work, completed a course in group participation facilitation, and is a community organizer for the Rogom Program. Liat is socially active in youth programming throughout Israel, with a special focus in the Galilee.

Before joining Hillel Israel in 2019, Noga served as Deputy Director of BINA and Exec. Director of KolDor. Noga has an MBA (Washington U.), an MA in Jewish Education (HUJI), and was ordained by the Rabbanut Yisraelit Beit Midrash for Israeli Rabbis (Oranim/Hartman). Noga is the founder of a Jewish renewal community in Tel-Mond, where she lives with her husband and three children. 

Run recently worked as an assistant teacher at Tel-Aviv University and as the Director of Noam Olami. Run has  worked with diverse communities around the world including Africa, US, Australia and Europe. He has a Masters in Educational Policy and works independently delivering workshops on communication and recruitment.

Keren has been involved in Jewish community life since 2003. She began by organizing student and teenage travel and educational programs. Keren has a BA in Social Sciences and an MA in Educational Leadership and Management and has worked as a Jewish Peoplehood facilitator and group facilitator.

Valentina served for two years as a Jewish Agency shlicha (emissary) at the University of Massachusetts. She holds a BA in Sociology, Anthropology and Human Resources and a Masters  in Organizational Sociology. Valentina is a graduate of the Mandel Program of Excellence.

Yosef first joined Hillel in 1997. He has a background in both the business and non-profit sectors and has been a business advisor to firms in Israel and the US. Yosef has an MA from the Yale School of Business Management, an MA in Jewish History, and BA in Economics from Yeshiva University.

Rabbi Goldman has been active in Hillel Israel since 1986, beginning as the Director of Hillel Jerusalem. Later he founded Hillel Centers in the FSU.  He was responsible for the expansion of Hillel Israel over the years as well as establishing new Hillel centers in Western Europe.  Rabbi Goldman was ordained by the Jewish Theological Seminary and holds two honorary Doctorate Degrees.

Lee served as a shlicha for the Jewish Agency at Towson University in the US.  As a shlicha she helped connect students and communities to Israel, raised awareness and strengthened pluralistic Judaism. Lee has an MA in International Business Management.

Lena has been an active member of Hillel since 2004 when she chaperoned and led a group of students from Russia on their Birthright trip. In April 2014 she made Aliya and began working at Hillel Israel.

Esther began her Hillel career in the US and transitioned into working at Hillel Israel in 1990. She worked with student leaders, participated in the March of the Living in Poland and has travelled frequently to the FSU.  Esther has a BA in Jewish Studies, an MA in Social Work and has greeted more than 1,500 groups of participants on Hillel Birthright trips!

Dina made Aliya from the FSU in 1991. She has worked as managing bookkeeper since 2008. Dina is married to Boris and has three children. She lives with her family in Ma’ale Adumim.

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Yehudit joined Hillel in 2004 as as an account manager and salary coordinator. She has six children and seven amazing grandchildren. She lives in Har Shmuel in Pisgat Ze’ev.

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Galit has worked for Hillel since August 2005 in the accounting department. She lives with her husband, Yossi, and five children in Efrat.

Camille made Aliya with her family in 2008. She joined Hillel in 2013 after working for Young Judaea for five years. Camille feels fortunate to live in Jerusalem with her husband, Rob, and her children- Avinoam, Dalya, and Elle.

An Israeli politician and scholar who  served in multiple ministerial and leadership positions in the Israeli government. Yossi was a significant figure in the 1990's Israel-Palestinian peace process and the initiator of Birthright-Taglit. After retiring from political life, he founded "Beilink," a business consultancy company. Yossi writes opinion pieces in Israeli newpapers Haaretz and

Yisrael Hayom.

Investor, chairman and director of public companies. 2011 - 2019, served as Senior Vice President of the global insurance company AIG-as CEO of the International Division and CEO of the European Division in credit risk insurance. Served as CEO of EMI insurance company. Also served as CEO of the Tel Aviv Economic Company and Jaffa Development Authority. Tomer sits on the BOD of Tel Aviv-Yafo Academic College.

Attorney and member of the board of directors of many companies and non-profit organizations, including ORT, Wolf Foundation, the Legislative Committee for Companies and Entities of the Israel Law Bar Association, the Executive Committee of the Union of Public Companies, Tel Aviv Museum of Arts, First International Bank Ltd. and Bank Hapoalim Capital Markets Ltd.

A former Hillel activist and Chairperson of the World Union of Jewish Students (WUJS), Yossi is Israel's leading solar pioneer.  Named by CNN as one of the top six leading Green Pioneers worldwide, and winner of Israel's Green Globe, he can be followed @KaptainSunshine. 

Founded and directed Melitz for 30 years , first director of Birthright Israel,  President of Hillel International and Immediate Past Chairman of Hillel Israel Board of Directors.  Author of "A Passion  For a People" published in English (2017) and Hebrew (2018).  Married to Ellen, father of 4, grandfather of 16 and great grandfather of the first 4 of his hoped for 64 great-grandchildren.

 Studied Law at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem where he graduated cum laude.  Interned in the Israeli Supreme Court for the Honorable late Justice Meir Shamgar.  Lectured at Hebrew U and Tel Aviv U in Contracts Law and Corporate Law.
Yoram has written many articles in prominent bulletins on Contract,Tax and Corporate Law. Co-Founder of Cohen, Lahat & Co. Law Offices and founder of a boutique law firm specializing in tax, securities law, and corporate law.

Chairman of A. Mintkevitch Consulting Ltd and chair of the Board of Rafael Development Corporation Ltd.
Served as General Counsel at Israel's Ministry of Finance, chair of Israel's Securities Authority, chair of Israel's Discount Bank and Vice Chair of IDB Holdings.

Richy has 50 years’ experience in M&A, Corporate, Regulatory and Banking matters. A pioneering legal expert, initially in hi-tech and subsequently in cleantech and agritech, Richy is at the forefront in the development of R&D laws and regulations. He serves as legal advisor and sits on many BODs around the country.

CPA with a bachelor's degree in economics and accounting from Tel Aviv U. Former senior partner at Cost Forer, Gabay  (part of the global accounting network - EY.) Specializing in large non-profit corporations, public companies in the field of real estate and financial corporations. Currently serves in several non-profit corporations (audit committee, finance committee, investment committee, auditing body, etc.), and a public limited company in a public company traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Aviva is a business woman and veteran of the jewelry world, co-founder of the Unity Jewel and co-creator of Tanaor, which uses nanotechnology to embed the entire Bible into jewelry. 

Director of the International School at Oranim College, Muli is a political sociologist trained in the fields of comparative politics and international relations. His areas of expertise are peace-building & reconciliation, social sustainability, justice & human rights, and conflict resolution. His research focuses on intercultural and interfaith dialogue in deeply divided communities. Muli has published three award-winning books in Hebrew poetry.