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Shlomi spent more than 20 years managing, developing, and innovating software products first in a start-up called Verisity, then (through an acquisition) in Cadence Design Systems. Cadence, an S&P 500 company with a $62B market cap, is a leading provider of software tools for semiconductor design. Among his positions in Cadence, Shlomi led multinational teams overseeing business, technical and operational aspects, and delivered high-quality products to some of the most demanding customers worldwide. As part of his managerial career, Shlomi led international teams out of Israel, mostly in the US and India, and spent three years working out of Boston. In his last role at Cadence, Shlomi led and managed a $50M business unit in the verification division of Cadence selling to and supporting leading semiconductor companies worldwide and was the manager of Cadence’s R&D center in Israel (300 employees).

Golan Yona is a computer scientist with expertise in ML and computational biology. For more than 20 years he led a wide range of research projects at the interface of computational molecular biology and ML, with an emphasis on developing new methodologies for analysis of complex biological systems. As part of his research, he also worked on problems of large-scale biological data integration. Golan earned his PhD in computer science from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. He was a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University with Nobel Laureate Prof. Michael Levitt. He later returned to Stanford as a senior scientist. Golan held faculty positions in the department of computer science at Cornell University and at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.

Chen is an experienced CEO and an Israeli board-certified cardiologist with a demonstrated history of working in both the hospital and the community sector. Chen is skilled in numerous aspects of healthcare consulting, emergency preparedness, electronic medical records, clinical research, medical education, and medical devices. Chen served as the CEO of the Clalit Health Services for Haifa and western Galilee district, including the Lady Davis Carmel Hospital. Chen was previously the associate director of the coronary care unit at Carmel Hospital and a family physician for 17 years. Chen was a clinical professor in the faculty of medicine at The Technion ‒ Israel Institute of Technology. She chaired the National Israeli Hospital Committee for Preparedness for Radiological Events for more than ten years and chaired the organization ethics committee of the Clalit health services.