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Frayda Leibtag
Stakeholder Relations | Public Affairs & Communications | Impact
Frayda Leibtag holds a Master of Arts (MA) in International Relations and National Security Studies from The Hebrew University. She also pursued a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Political Science and Communications from Bar-Ilan University.
Currently, Frayda Leibtag serves as a Partner and the Head of Investor Relations & Communications at PICO Venture Partners. Her past roles include Director, Public Affairs focusing on the Middle East, Russia, and CEE at WeWork, Director of Public Affairs in Israel at WeWork, Senior Advisor for International Affairs & Media to Mayor Nir Barkat at the Municipality of Jerusalem, International Content Editor at Maccabiah Games under Maccabi World Union, Director of Public Affairs & Communications at PresenTense, and International Affairs & Communications Coordinator at the Ethiopian National Project.
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As the week of Passover comes to a close, the ability of the Jewish people to overcome adversity and rise up time after time throughout the generations has been front of mind for me. Some might say it’s our superpower.
We recover, rebuild and thrive.
Although we are still very much in the midst of the war in southern Israel and Iran’s attack on Israel took place two short weeks ago, my latest piece for Forbes focuses on post-war strategies for rebuilding the economy.
While philanthropy and government play important roles, I believe that private sector investments will ultimately be the most powerful catalysts of sustainable development and economic growth in Israel and other war-torn countries.
If this is a subject you’re focused on, I’d love to meet for coffee!
Forbes Communications Council
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You missed a critical email inviting your boss to an event. You added emails to CC instead of BCC on your annual holiday message. You input the wrong number into a spreadsheet, altering the Q4 forecast.
We’ve all been there.
That moment when you realize you have made a massive mistake and it feels like your world of work is about to come crashing down around you.
But what happens in the moment that follows?
In my latest piece for Forbes, I discuss the practical steps that have worked for me in the aftermath of those high-stakes mistakes: turning anxiety-inducting mess-ups into real growth opportunities.
If you have more to add, I would love to hear them!
Forbes Communications Council
