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Eden Amirav
Co-Founder, CEO at BeProfit - Forbes 30 Under 30
Eden Amirav is a young, dynamic serial entrepreneur who embarked on his entrepreneurial journey by establishing his first company at the remarkable age of 16. Over the years, he has co-founded a series of internet businesses, all of which have exhibited remarkable profitability, rapid growth, and a penchant for innovation. Several of these ventures have been successfully acquired by prominent companies, while others continue to thrive under his leadership. Currently, Eden serves as the co-founder and CEO of Become, leveraging his extensive 14-year experience across diverse online business domains, marketing technologies, methodologies, and platforms.
Eden's entrepreneurial acumen and innovative approach have not gone unnoticed, as evidenced by his recognition in Forbes' '30 Under 30 Tech' list for 2020. Beyond his professional pursuits, Eden's childhood talents also shine through as he held the prestigious title of the national Israeli undefeated champion of Warcraft 3 for four consecutive years. In addition, he cultivated his skills as a stage magician with a specialization in supernatural card tricks.
Born and raised in the scenic town of Rosh Pinna in Israel, Eden now calls central Tel Aviv his home. His educational background includes studying Philosophy at Open University Israel and attending Eynot Yarden for further academic pursuits.
Throughout his career, Eden has been actively involved in shaping the landscape of various organizations. He has held pivotal roles such as Co-Founder and CEO at BeProfit, previously serving in similar capacities at renowned ventures including Become, AlgoSeller, Maple, and 3 Dots.
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Excited to give a huge shoutout to some phenomenal leaders in the e-commerce industry who are spearheading the "Profit Movement"! 🚀
First off, Taylor Holiday, CEO at Common Thread Collective, who probably offers the highest quality content out there in multiple formats—templates, videos, texts, podcasts, and more - all about profitable scaling. The resource list is invaluable—if you haven't checked it out yet, I'd highly recommend pausing what you're doing and diving into it now!
Next, Ben Yahalom, President at True Classic, not only leads an amazing bootstrap profitable business but also shares “how it’s done” across podcasts, conferences, and smaller group events. His willingness to share their success path is both inspirational and thoughtful.
Ben Cogan, founder of Agora and many other e-commerce activities, writes the most thoughtful content pieces focusing on DTC financials, profitability, and investments by VCs and public companies. His macro/strategic financial view helps us understand why most businesses fail and why some succeed.
Fan Bi, whose super-focused financial metric assessments are a game changer. He shares his way of assessing brands for financial efficiency, focusing on comparables, margins, and spanning multiple industries.
And Roman Raisuddin Khan, an all-around player—running an agency, operating brands, engaging in big marketing activities, and actively assessing and buying brands. Known for reflecting the founder’s POV, for better or worse, he offers unique viewpoints on how to look at DTC brands.
It’s inspiring to see not just how these individuals drive their businesses and guide their clients with a profit-first approach but also how they dedicate their personal time to create incredibly valuable content for the community, with a commitment to steering the e-commerce industry towards a more profit-minded approach.
Thanks to their efforts, we're witnessing a transformative shift towards healthier DTC businesses. This is not just a win for individual companies but a massive leap forward for the entire industry.
A big thank you to Taylor Holiday, Ben Yahalom, Ben Cogan, Fan Bi, and Roman Raisuddin Khan!
