In the Press

There is something different about making energy and water policy when 100,000 rockets are pointed at your family. I went to Israel last month to exchange strategies on water and clean energy. I [...]

Alumni Naomi Himeyn-Raisch taking about the influence of the med career level at the Ministry of Economy. In her current position as Director of Regulation and Legislation in the Small Business [...]

Israel can successfully evolve from a start-up nation to a scale-up global leader through co-innovation partnerships with developing economies. It’s the only hope for keeping Israeli economic [...]

The Teva collapse resulted in a “lost year” for Israeli equities compared to other Developed Market indexes. More than any other company, Teva’s implosion accounts for the poor performance of all [...]

Adi Hachmon, a graduate of the program, was chosen to be one of the promising people under 40 for 2017. She was in the program between 2008 and 2010 during which she was assigned to the Bank of [...]

Development projects focusing on the Gaza Strip may be the best way to get the Palestinians behind the peace process while relieving its crippling poverty

How did the Jews invent Hollywood, but fail to reinvent it in their homeland despite Israel’s historical ability to create narratives of meaning throughout history?

“Building Meaningful Lives” was the theme of the 20th annual Milken Institute Global Conference, held April 30 through May 3 at the Beverly Hilton.

Jerusalem has approximately 896,112 sq.m. of roof space on public buildings, which could yield a water saving of 384,253 cu.m. annually.

“One of the downsides of that is that you lose scale and are creating a certain amount of inefficiencies,” said Steve Zecher, at the Milken Innovation Center.