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Avitai Gold
Partner || Board and CEO Advisor || Global Head, Sports Practice at Egon Zehnder
Avitai Gold, also known as Ty Gold, is a prominent figure leading the Global Sports Practice at Egon Zehnder, specializing in Media, Entertainment, and Sports.
With a strong educational background, Avitai holds a JD in Law from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Michigan, and has studied French Language and Literature at Sorbonne Université.
Furthermore, he pursued studies in History, Fine Arts, and International Business at The American University of Paris, showcasing his diverse academic interests and expertise.
Avitai's professional journey includes key roles such as Consultant at Egon Zehnder, Associate General Counsel at Mount Sinai Health System, and Associate at Proskauer Rose LLP, illustrating his experience in Legal, Regulatory, Compliance, and Healthcare sectors.
He also boasts a past tenure as a Consultant at Gold Health Strategies, Inc., bringing a wealth of experience from various fields to his current leadership roles.
Highlights
We are hosting the Kellogg Marketing Leadership Summit with McKinsey again this year and I’m excited to tell you about it! Day 1 (Leadership) will start with a session led by Egon Zehnder's own Dede Orraca-Cecil on what it takes for #marketers to earn a seat in the #boardroom. Among the highlights to kick off day 2 will be an #AI-focused (Marketing) session with Jim Lecinski, Kellogg's 2022 Professor of the Year. The afternoon will begin with our keynote (Life) speaker, Esi Eggleston Bracey, Unilever's inspirational Chief Growth and Marketing Officer. We'll end the summit with an interactive #coaching session and - as always - Jim Stengel will be keeping things dynamic throughout.
Registration is now open. If you are interested in attending and you did not receive a registration link in your email, please contact [email protected].
Egon Zehnder Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management McKinsey & Company
Lean in, lean back, lean with, don’t lean at all. The best leaders give themselves four ways to win. Read how in Real-time Leadership (Available Feb 2023) authors David Noble and Carol Kauffman PhD’s latest for Harvard Business Review:
