Starting a long and notable political career in 1973, after being elected to the Israeli parliament (Knesset), Ehud Olmert served as the Mayor of Jerusalem, the Israeli Minister of Health, as well as the Israeli Prime Minister.

The former Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Trade and Industry for Singapore, Dr. Yong Hai Chua also served as Director of Investment at the Ministry of Finance and CEO of Temasek Holdings Private Limited: an investment company owned by the government of Singapore with a portfolio exceeding US$306B.

Following a distinguished 25-year career in the Israeli Army, Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Inbar embarked on a stellar business career that included establishing and managing KMN Holdings, which operates 30 entities, employs over 1,000 people, and has an annual turnover of $US0.7B. He currently holds numerous independent director positions while also supporting public causes such as the Haemek Hospital Foundation and the Geneva Initiative.

Servicing as the Director of the Mossad, Israel’s National Intelligence Agency, from 2011 to 2016, Pardo is one of the most respected public figures in Israel. At present, Mr. Pardo holds the position of Lamont Lecturer at Harvard University.

Mr. Neta is a distinguished Israeli business leader and philanthropist, having begun his career with notable service in the Israel Defense Force, where he rose to the rank of Colonel (reserve).

Under his leadership as Chairman and CEO, Automotive Equipment Group has introduced international brands like Suzuki Automobile, Bridgestone Tires, and Liugong Heavy Industries to Israel, and conducted extensive partnerships with Ford, Chrysler, and Porsche. Neta’s other ventures included key roles in groundbreaking startups like Mobileye and Argus, which were later acquired by industry giants.

Neta’s commitment to community service is equally remarkable. Through the Boxenbaum-Neta Charity Foundation he actively supports many medical, educational, and social NGOs, including the Sheba Medical Center and the Israel Cancer Association

Founder and Managing Partner of Aviv Venture Capital, Dr. Guttmann is an MBA lecturer at Reichman University whose long career included stints as an investment manager. Dr. Guttmann boasts a unique industry-level perspective with extensive experience in private technology company investments.

Chairman at Goldfarb Gross Seligman, Israel’s largest law firm, Dr. Shenhav heads its hi-tech and venture capital practice, advising many of Israel’s top venture capital and private equity funds, and is also an expert on international tax strategies.

Having served in the Israel Defense Forces’ medical corps for 28 years, where he eventually became Deputy Surgeon General, Yoel Har-Even, treated countless injured and wounded soldiers and participated in numerous IDF humanitarian relief missions, most recently as Director of Sheba Medical Center’s Field Hospital that deployed to war-torn Ukraine. Leveraging his unique experience, as well as an extensive academic background that includes Master of Health Administration and Master of Neuroscience degrees, as well as a Ph.D. in Business Administration, Mr. Har-Even heads Sheba Global, overseeing all its activities while shaping its mission and strategy.

An attorney, Dan spent his early career specializing in representing European and US business interests in Canada. Later, he represented Toronto’s top orthopedic hospital in one of the largest hospital mergers in Canadian history.

Joining NRX and rising to the position of Operations Senior Vice President, Dan subsequently served as a senior advisor to several companies, including Prophix Software, Cellbie Inc., SceneDoc Inc., and others. He has since shifted his focus to the healthcare innovation sector.

Serving as Chief Executive Officer of the OMERS Sponsor Corporation until recently, Mr. Rolland was previously the company’s Asia Pacific President and Chief Operating Officer: overseeing operations, business relationships, and growth opportunities.

He pioneered change and drove success across many initiatives at OMERS for over 20 years, including leading the evolution of OMERS Infrastructure and OMERS Private Equity: transforming those businesses into leading global investment firms. Over his long career, healthcare has been one of Mr. Rolland’s main areas of interest.

Appointed to the Senate of Canada in 1984 (retired 2020), Mr. Grafstein served on all Senate Committees, including: Foreign Affairs; Legal and Constitutional Affairs; and (as Chairman) Banking, Trade, and Commerce. Co-chair of Toronto’s Twin Relationship with Chongqing, Mr. Grafstein has traveled extensively across China. In 2020, he was also elected to the Tel Aviv University Board of Governors. At present, Mr. Grafstein devotes most of his time to serving on boards of Canadian technology start-ups that do business in Canada, Latin America, and China.

Mr. Watts is a partner at the well-respected Canadian law firm Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP, where he specializes in medicine and digital health. Consistently ranked in the top tier of Canadian healthcare lawyers, Mr. Watts has been named Toronto’s “Lawyer of the Year” in healthcare.

Following many years of activity in Canada’s healthcare sector, Mr. Watts boasts extensive connections and deep knowledge of regulatory, political, and operational aspects.