Founders & Companies — Page 4

NVIDIA Israel, with 5,000 employees across seven R&D centers, is NVIDIA's largest engineering operation outside the US, stemming from the $6.9B Mellan…

Shufersal (TASE: SAE): founded 1958. Israel's largest supermarket chain. 316+ branches. 30-35% market share. Revenue NIS 15.6B. 15,500 employees. The…

Gottex: founded 1956 in Tel Aviv by Holocaust survivor Lea Gottlieb. She sold her wedding ring to buy fabric. Dressed Princess Diana and Elizabeth Tay…

The Ofer family: Israel's wealthiest dynasty. Sammy and Yuli built a shipping empire from one vessel in the 1950s. Sons Eyal ($33.6B) and Idan ($31.1B…

Dudi Weissman built the Alon Group into one of the central Israeli fuel-retail and convenience-retail platforms of the 2000s — Blue Square, AM:PM, 7-E…

The Yanai family, with two Tel Aviv-listed companies, holds a ₪2 billion personal fortune. This wealth traces back to a single household in Yavne.

Avraham Livnat: Israeli industrialist whose family controlled Hadera Paper and Granite Hacarmel across decades. Canonical figure in the under-covered…

Amnon Shashua turned Israeli academic computer vision into global industrial infrastructure — Mobileye, OrCam, AI21 Labs, Mentee Robotics, all from Je…

Shlomo Kramer co-founded Check Point (1993), Imperva (2002), and Cato Networks (2015). Three Israeli cyber unicorns across three decades. The serial c…