Being an entrepreneur is hard. That said, having walked in those shoes, I believe there are a very few things that are as fulfilling as building a great team and business.
Hi, I'm Ziv. Born and raised in Israel, I was lucky to be part of an amazing ecosystem of innovation, both as an entrepreneur and through my work in large tech companies.
I've spent the majority of my career in the tech space where I gained experience in the areas of business operations and product management. I relocated to London to join WeWork as a Director of Business Operations, working with the CEO of its International Business and the regional leadership teams in EMEA, China and Pacific.
Prior to WeWork, I co-founded a real estate startup, hired an incredible team, and launched our product into market. I have also played various roles in a growth-stage venture from its early days and all the way to IPO. One of the things I am most proud of is launching a non-profit initiative, aimed to connect people from biased and conflicting backgrounds.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, goldsmithing and running.
Being an entrepreneur is hard. That said, having walked in those shoes, I believe there are a very few things that are as fulfilling as building a great team and business.
Hi, I'm Ziv. Born and raised in Israel, I was lucky to be part of an amazing ecosystem of innovation, both as an entrepreneur and through my work in large tech companies.
I've spent the majority of my career in the tech space where I gained experience in the areas of business operations and product management. I relocated to London to join WeWork as a Director of Business Operations, working with the CEO of its International Business and the regional leadership teams in EMEA, China and Pacific.
Prior to WeWork, I co-founded a real estate startup, hired an incredible team, and launched our product into market. I have also played various roles in a growth-stage venture from its early days and all the way to IPO. One of the things I am most proud of is launching a non-profit initiative, aimed to connect people from biased and conflicting backgrounds.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, goldsmithing and running.
Being an entrepreneur is hard. That said, having walked in those shoes, I believe there are a very few things that are as fulfilling as building a great team and business.
Hi, I'm Ziv. Born and raised in Israel, I was lucky to be part of an amazing ecosystem of innovation, both as an entrepreneur and through my work in large tech companies.
I've spent the majority of my career in the tech space where I gained experience in the areas of business operations and product management. I relocated to London to join WeWork as a Director of Business Operations, working with the CEO of its International Business and the regional leadership teams in EMEA, China and Pacific.
Prior to WeWork, I co-founded a real estate startup, hired an incredible team, and launched our product into market. I have also played various roles in a growth-stage venture from its early days and all the way to IPO. One of the things I am most proud of is launching a non-profit initiative, aimed to connect people from biased and conflicting backgrounds.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with family and friends, goldsmithing and running.
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We are thrilled to announce Jennifer Cabala is joining our team as Head of Platform to expand Mosaic’s platform services around three core pillars: strategic impact, scaling business operations and founder-centric support.
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