EO Israel | Entrepreneur Organization – EO

An organization by entrepreneurs, for entrepreneurs

Support. Advice. Friends. Just a few of the things entrepreneurs will find at EO Israel

The Israeli chapter members at the “EO Unlimited” event, Tel Aviv

Entrepreneurs’ Organization

13,000+ members around the world, dealing with the same issues you are

Entrepreneurs’ Organization – EO for short – was founded in 1987 to enable entrepreneurs to grow and learn from one another so they can enjoy more professional and personal success. Created and run by entrepreneurs, today we have over 180 chapters in 58 countries, each operated by entrepreneur volunteers according to our organizational guidelines.

EO Israel is made up of “serial entrepreneurs”; some have had multiple exits valued at tens of millions of dollars. Members share professional knowledge, concerns and confide in each other. Each adds their talents and connections to the community, and together, they energize each others’ ventures and keep Israeli entrepreneurship thriving.

What Is It like to be in EO?

Our Israeli chapter members would be happy to tell you

By Natie Branding Agency

A Few Words from Our Members

EO takes entrepreneurs out of their loneliness. It connects you to people who have the same DNA as you, even if they’re very different from you. It enables you to support and get supported; let go and be exposed. It forces you to account for every part of your life, every month. It opens you to the experience of brilliant people. It enables making better, more precise decisions – and together. Not alone.

Shir Halpern, Founder & Owner, The Port’s Market

Why Else Should I Join?

Over the last 6+ years EO has been the most meaningful circle of support I have on personal, health and business challenges. Tremendous value!

Maya Elhalal, Founder and Curator, Esh Media

Why Else Should I Join?

When you say EO, you say support like nowhere else: impartial, mutual, in any situation, at any time and without judgement. When I was in the process of exiting my company, I received the right friendly and professional support from my forum members. It meant a lot to me.

Shmulik Aran, Mentor, Coach & Facilitator, Stand-By-You

Why Else Should I Join?

EO membership inspired me to improve in every aspect of my life and to reach a better version of myself. Encountering fellow entrepreneurs enables us to consult and learn from the experience of others, which sharpens our thinking and motivation. Being part of an international organization like EO enables us to meet with entrepreneurs from around the world who are facing the same challenges, learning & growing together.

Galit Bar-Tal, CEO and Owner, Sycamore Group

Why Else Should I Join?

The power of EO has to do with the ability to be part of a group of people that operate under a code of conduct of total confidentiality and under that setting deep meaningful conversations take place. It is when I receive honest feedback that helps reduce my blind spot. This has been very powerful for me.

Amir Kfir, CEO, Amirror group organizational consulting

Why Else Should I Join?

As an entrepreneur and CEO, feeling alone is a challenge. Being with my peers at EO enables me to feel safe and to share my thoughts and feelings. Sharing helps me learn and grow for the benefit of my business, my family, and most importantly – for me.

Lior Nabat, CEO, Tradency

Why Else Should I Join?

I’m a founding chapter member of EO Israel and I’m so glad I joined. Being part of this special group of like-minded entrepreneurs provides me with so much personal and professional growth. No matter how big or small our companies, we all face similar challenges – and we’re all in it together.

Eitan Chitayat, Founder & Creative Director, Natie Branding Agency

Why Else Should I Join?

Meet Our Members

Meet…

Sybil Goldfainer

Founder & Owner, Comme il faut

Owner and CEO of Comme il Faut, with 8 stores around the country, and Coola – a woman’s only spa located at Tel Aviv port. Both businesses promote the feminism culture.

Has a bachelor’s degree in Economics, master’s degree in Gender studies and a Management certificate from Tel Aviv University.

Speaks about sustainable fashion, fashion as protest and social responsibility in businesses.

All EO Israel Members