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Does the Startup-Nation Brand Need… A Rebrand? - with Dan Senor
A note from Yael and Yonatan: Based on listener feedback, we're moving from a weekly news roundup to monthly, in-depth conversations with the business leaders, investors, policymakers, and entrepreneurs shaping Israel's economic future.
For our first episode in the new format, Yonatan Adiri and Yael Wissner Levy are joined by Dan Senor, host of Call Me Back and co-author of Start-Up Nation which revolutionized the world’s respect for Israel. Nearly two decades after the book's publication, Israel's tech sector is stronger than ever, yet the country's global brand faces unprecedented challenges. What does this mean for Israel’s reputation, innovation and the world’s reliance on it?
Purchase Dan’s books, Start-up Nation and The Genius of Israel.
In this episode:
- How Start-Up Nation changed Israel's image
- Israel's brand crisis after October 7
- Why global investors keep doubling down on Israel
- Does Israel need a new audience?
- The rise of defense tech
- AI, brain drain, and Israel's next challenge
- Does the “start-up nation” reputation still apply?
- How would Dan characterize Israel’s brand now?
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LEGAL DISCLAIMER
This podcast offers general business and economic information and is not a comprehensive summary for investment decisions. It does not recommend or solicit any investment strategy or security.
CREDITS
Hosts - YONATAN ADIRI & YAEL WISSNER-LEVY
Interim Executive Producer - BETH PEARLMAN
Production Manager - BRITTANY COHEN
Community Manager - AVA WEINER
Sound and Video editing - MARTIN HUERGO
Music - MIDNIGHT GENERATION
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A note from Yael and Yonatan: Based on listener feedback, we're moving from a weekly news roundup to monthly, in-depth conversations with the business leaders, investors, policymakers, and entrepreneurs shaping Israel's economic future.
For our first episode in the new format, Yonatan Adiri and Yael Wissner Levy are joined by Dan Senor, host of Call Me Back and co-author of Start-Up Nation which revolutionized the world’s respect for Israel. Nearly two decades after the book's publication, Israel's tech sector is stronger than ever, yet the country's global brand faces unprecedented challenges. What does this mean for Israel’s reputation, innovation and the world’s reliance on it?
Purchase Dan’s books, Start-up Nation and The Genius of Israel.
In this episode:
- How Start-Up Nation changed Israel's image
- Israel's brand crisis after October 7
- Why global investors keep doubling down on Israel
- Does Israel need a new audience?
- The rise of defense tech
- AI, brain drain, and Israel's next challenge
- Does the “start-up nation” reputation still apply?
- How would Dan characterize Israel’s brand now?
More Ark Media:
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
This podcast offers general business and economic information and is not a comprehensive summary for investment decisions. It does not recommend or solicit any investment strategy or security.
CREDITS
Hosts - YONATAN ADIRI & YAEL WISSNER-LEVY
Interim Executive Producer - BETH PEARLMAN
Production Manager - BRITTANY COHEN
Community Manager - AVA WEINER
Sound and Video editing - MARTIN HUERGO
Music - MIDNIGHT GENERATION
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