16.12.07 - Aroma Israel appoints new CEO, Yariv Shefa becomes acting chairman
Attorney Yigal Sharon has just been appointed CEO of the Aroma Israel chain, and will begin his office during the coming month. Sharon is an attorney with the firm of Goldman, Erlich, Gever, Edelstein, and Co. He specializes in contract litigation and real estate, and served in high ranking positions within the Israeli Defense Army (IDF). He was discharged in the year 2000, at the rank of colonel. He has a BA in history from The Tel Aviv University and an MA in social sciences from The Haifa University, as well as a degree in law from The Herzeliya IDC. Sharon will coordinate the chain's development in Israel and abroad, as well as its daily management. He will also be responsible for all cooperation with the chain's franchisees.
Yariv Shefa, who founded the chain and has managed it since 1994, will remain in the office of active chairman.
Shefa: "The rapid development of the chain and the plans to expand abroad obligate us to appoint a professional that will coordinate the daily activity. Aroma Israel plans to claim 100 branches to its name by the end of 2008, and will continue to be a leader in the field of coffee shop chains in the country.
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16.12.07 - Aroma Israel appoints new CEO, Yariv Shefa becomes acting chairman
Attorney Yigal Sharon has just been appointed CEO of the Aroma Israel chain, and will begin his office during the coming month. Sharon is an attorney with the firm of Goldman, Erlich, Gever, Edelstein, and Co. He specializes in contract litigation and real estate, and served in high ranking positions within the Israeli Defense Army (IDF). He was discharged in the year 2000, at the rank of colonel. He has a BA in history from The Tel Aviv University and an MA in social sciences from The Haifa University, as well as a degree in law from The Herzeliya IDC. Sharon will coordinate the chain's development in Israel and abroad, as well as its daily management. He will also be responsible for all cooperation with the chain's franchisees.
Yariv Shefa, who founded the chain and has managed it since 1994, will remain in the office of active chairman.
Shefa: "The rapid development of the chain and the plans to expand abroad obligate us to appoint a professional that will coordinate the daily activity. Aroma Israel plans to claim 100 branches to its name by the end of 2008, and will continue to be a leader in the field of coffee shop chains in the country.
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