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Franck Mydlarski
Principal CEO at Franck Myd&Web On Demand Israel
Professional Background
Franck Mydlarski is a seasoned professional with over fifteen years of experience in organizational development, business coaching, and startup acceleration. Throughout his impressive career, Franck has focused on liaising between entrepreneurs and investors to locate opportunities that enhance business growth and scalability. His expertise spans across multiple domains, including mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, and procurement services. Passionate about empowering businesses, Franck has helped numerous start-ups navigate the complexities of market entry, customer acquisition, and partnership formation.
From 2018 to the present, Franck has dedicated himself to business development by offering entrepreneurial and business services tailored to companies, importers, and startups. Thanks to a robust global network cultivated over decades, he specializes in connecting investors with lucrative opportunities, as well as locating reliable suppliers for a variety of products. Franck’s work involves not only representing companies and startups but also forming strategic distribution channels and partnerships that are vital for success. Moreover, he is committed to supporting startups in raising capital to fuel their high-growth entrepreneurial endeavors.
Education and Achievements
Franck's academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Sociology and Anthropology from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, a prestigious institution known for its rigorous academic standards and vibrant intellectual community. This educational foundation has equipped Franck with a strong understanding of social dynamics and human behavior, enabling him to mentor individuals and organizations effectively.
In addition to his formal education, Franck has accomplished a wealth of professional achievements throughout his career. He has served as a senior coach with TUT Communication & Results since September 2003, where he focuses on enhancing the personal leadership and management skills of senior and mid-level executives. His mentorship emphasizes communication processes, team dynamics, and the establishment of comprehensive marketing and sales strategies. Furthermore, Franck has dedicated part of his time mentoring young coaches, offering them professional guidance while helping them navigate their own coaching business trajectories.
As a leader in the coaching field, he has contributed significantly to the training of future coaches at TUT, particularly through the program titled "From Executive to Leader." This course is designed to provide executives with essential coaching and communication skills to enhance their management practices in the workplace. Notably, Franck remains an active figure in the community by influencing the development of aspiring coaches and business leaders.
Notable Roles and Contributions
Franck Mydlarski has held several pivotal positions throughout his career that speak volumes about his versatility and impact in the business world. As a former Principal CEO at FRANCK MYD LTD, he spearheaded initiatives that combined entrepreneurial ambition with strategic vision.
His previous roles include:
- Business Development Manager at Web on Demand
- CEO at Web On Demand Israel
- CEO at WebTML
- Founder and Leader of the Coachnet Workshop at Coachnet
- Francoach at FRANCOACH
- Partner at Economic Independence - T.U.T. - Coaching and Results Ltd
- Lecturer at Training of Trainers - T.U.T. - Coaching and Results Ltd
Through these roles, Franck has developed a multifaceted understanding of the tech industry, coaching methodologies, and effective business practices that have positioned him as a thought leader and trusted advisor for entrepreneurs and businesses.
Conclusion
Franck Mydlarski's career trajectory demonstrates a firm commitment to empowering others and fostering business growth. His work in bridging the gap between entrepreneurs and investors has effectively unlocked countless opportunities for startups and established companies alike. With a rich background in organizational development and coaching, Franck continues to inspire and lead the next generation of business leaders and innovators. His unique approach, coupled with deep-rooted expertise and experience, enables him to navigate the complex landscape of business, making him an invaluable asset to the entrepreneurial community.
Highlights
Many people in the West do not understand why Israel believes that the war will not end until Hamas is neutralized and the abductees return.
I think that those who try to imagine themselves in our place, whose children are murdered, butchered, raped and kidnapped by the rule of a neighboring political entity, can understand.
A political entity that also happens to be a sadistic fundamentalist terrorist organization, which says and acts in such a way that its main goal is the destruction of Israel by all means, and especially by ugly and demonic means.
Hamas, as the sovereign of Gaza, started a war and entrenched itself behind the abductees and the Gazan population (many of whom also helped him quite a bit during the massacre).
Every action has consequences, you can't start a war, be the sadistic aggressor and also demand to be the victim.
It won't end until all the abductees return home.
The full video shows the kidnapping of 5 Israeli women, I chose to show only a small part, to spare you the horrors and brutal violence.
In the video, Hamas is heard calling women spoils of war, those who, according to their orders, deserve sexual crimes like Daesh.
What is the story of the State of Israel?
Naftali Bennett, the former Prime Minister of Israel explains some basic history to those who are concerned and have a gap of information.
I would add a focus on the beginning of the 19th century, which led to the establishment of Israel and, much later, what invented the Palestinian idea.
After Israel was conquered by imperial forces 2000 years ago, various empires and colonies ruled here. A Jewish core remained here, but residents from the empires started immigrating. When the Ottoman Empire ruled here, immigrants from Arab countries who came from around the empire immigrated. When the British ruled here, the immigration of refugees from Arab countries increased, as migrant workers. According to Jordanian records, about one hundred and fifty thousand Arabs lived in Israel at the beginning of the 19th century.
When British imperialism exhausted the subject of imperialism, it began to give independence to territories and countries. Egypt gained independence in 1922, and Gaza was under its rule from 1948. Jordan gained its independence in 1946 and the West Bank was annexed to Jordan in 1950. In 1948 the British and the UN proposed the partition plan, a Jewish state would be established on a part of its historical lands and an Arab state would be established on the rest. A Jewish state did arise following the plan. The Arabs did not accept the idea of a Jewish state and therefore opposed it. In addition, Jordan and Egypt wanted the territories they bordered for themselves.
After the establishment of the Jewish state, the Arabs decided to start wars against Israel and lost every one of them. When the Arabs saw that it was not successful in wars, they came up with an idea. The idea was the idea of creating Palestine, the name was taken from a historical name given to Israel, and even during the days of the British Mandate it was called Palestine (Land of Israel) and had a Star of David flag. At the core of the idea was a demand for the lands of the State of Israel for an invented nation.
An idea that was invented to destroy the State of Israel became a people that serves the idea that invented it
It is easy to see that this is a people without any history. It has no archaeological findings, no historical records, and nothing that symbolizes a people or collective with a common history. It is a nation whose first and most prominent leader, Yasser Arafat, was Egyptian. Like most of the "Palestinians", he too was an immigrant from a neighboring country.
The only thing that is common to all who define themselves as Palestinian is the desire to see Israel destroyed.
