Mr. David Artzi - elected chairman of the Israel export institute

David Artzi, corporate vice president and general manager of the Bedek Aviation Group was elected last week as chairman of the Israel Export Institute replacing Mr. Shraga Brosh
27.06.05 / 00:00
Mr. David Atrzi
27.06.05
Mr. David Atrzi
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David Artzi, corporate vice president and general manager of the Bedek Aviation Group was elected last week as chairman of the Israel Export Institute replacing Mr. Shraga Brosh.
 
Bedek Aviation Group is a world-recognized, full-service provider for commercial airlines, contributing approximately $500 million in annual revenues to the $2 billion in annual revenues achieved by the parent company, Israel Aircraft Industries - IAI.
 
David Artzi is also the chairman of the national "Blue and White" initiative to promote Israeli made products among Israeli consumers.

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