Eitan Rub nominated heads of division of the Israel Tax Authority

Eitan Rub, Head of the Israel Tax Authority, announced last week the nomination of three new divisional directors within the minimized Directorate of the tax authority
18.04.05 / 00:00
Mr. Eitan Rob
18.04.05
Mr. Eitan Rob
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Eitan Rub, Head of the Israel Tax Authority, announced last week the nomination of three new divisional directors within the minimized Directorate of the tax authority.
 
Rub emphasized that the process of appointments takes place in accordance to regulations of the Civil Service Commission. The three new nominations that were announced :
Ami Segal (51) – Head of customs affair division.
Ozer Berkovitch (50) – Head of administration, personnel and technology division.
Yehuda Nasardishi (60) – Head of professional matters division.
 
Rub stated that his decision to nominate the three new divisional directors was guided by : professional ability, leadership ability, the ability to bring about change and suitability to his managerial concept.

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