Tel Aviv University’s Bloomberg Sagol Center for Urban Leadership opened the third class of its flagship management program on Monday, the middle introduced. A commemorative ceremony is deliberate for Tuesday, attended by co-founder Yossi Sagol, Tel Aviv University President Professor Ariel Porat, representatives from Bloomberg Philanthropies, and alumni from earlier lessons. The program goals to strengthen native governance throughout Israel by means of modern management coaching and sensible instruments.
A various group of native leaders
The elected mayors embrace Alon Davidi (Sderot), Carmel Shama-Hakohen (Ramat Gan), Shai Kinan (Khoron), Yariv Fischer (Herzliya), and Hanokho Seibert (Bnei Brak). They are Mr. Shlomit Shihor Reichman (Jezreel Valley Regional Council), Mr. Tsiki Tzvi Avishal (Mr. Kiryat Motzkin), Mr. Roman Peres (Mr. Yokneam), and Mr. Lynn Kaplan (Mr. He joins Albert Tayeb (Kfar Yona), Nazar Abu Akl (Ala Alala), Taleb Abu Aral (Alala of the Negev), and Yosef “Yossi”. Nava (Tiberias).
Supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Sagor Family
The middle, established in 2022, is an Israeli adaptation of the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Model, with annual cohorts of mayors and senior aides.
“After two profitable cohorts, we see this imaginative and prescient turning into a actuality and mayors receiving world-leading administration instruments to drive actual change in public providers,” mentioned co-founder Yossi Sagol, crediting the partnership with Michael Bloomberg and Bloomberg Philanthropies as a “driver of change” in Israeli municipalities.