Attorney Dudi Zalmanovitz
Attorney Dudi Zalmanovitz is the owner of GLawBAL Enhancing Performance Ltd, a company specializing in diverse consulting services for the service provider sector, primarily in the legal field. Dudi holds degrees in law, social sciences, and business administration from Tel Aviv University and is currently continuing his doctoral studies. Over the years, he has held various positions in the legal field and has been involved in management and economics, alongside philanthropic activities.
Following the events of October 7th (in which two of his family members were affected, one as a hostage - Omer Shem Tov, and one as a Nova festival survivor) and the outbreak of the "Iron Swords" War, he was among the founders of the "Hostage Families Forum" and even hosted the headquarters in his offices - Partners & Co.
During the COVID-19 crisis, Dudi initiated the "Adopt a Friend" fund to assist those affected by the pandemic and continues to support the community in various ways. Much like the Hostage Families Headquarters in its early days, the fund will also operate from the offices of Partners & Co (a community impact initiative led by Dudi). Assisting Dudi with the fund is his wife, Attorney Tal Shem Tov.
Lior Attias
Lior Attias is a senior and respected executive in both the high-tech sector and the non-profit sector. She brings extensive knowledge, strategic thinking, and a commitment to excellence in marketing, operations, and management. She currently serves as a Senior Vice President and Board Member at the Aviram Foundation. Previously, she served as the Chief of Staff to the President and CEO of Mobileye and OrCam for over 8 years.
Lior is highly committed to social causes: she is a co-founder and volunteer at the "Our Brothers" association and a co-founder and director of the "Resilience Fund for the Hostages of October 7th." Lior holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and education from Ben-Gurion University and a master's degree in management and leadership in education from Tel Aviv University.
Galit Polanski
Galit Polanski, who holds a bachelor's degree in psychology, has worked for decades in the fields of marketing, sales, and management. Recently, she served as the CEO of the Caesarea Golf Club and currently manages resource development for the Taglit-Birthright Israel organization, focusing on fundraising for various events.
Noam Hachmon
Noam Hachmon, CEO of Skillset, brings over 20 years of experience in business development and international marketing. He has initiated humanitarian projects such as 'Game of Peace' and 'Mundialito Israel.' Since the events of October 7th, Noam has expanded his philanthropic efforts, established a logistics center in Herzliya, and leads support initiatives for the families of hostages and captives.
