Board Of Directors

The non-executive chairman and co-founder, Arnold Roth, is involved in long-term planning and management oversight in relation to Keren Malki's work. Roth is a seasoned manager with three decades of background as a commercial lawyer, senior corporate manager and entrepreneur, principally in the technology sphere. He practiced as an attorney in private practice in both Australia and Israel from 1978, and then from the late eighties (after moving his family to Jerusalem in 1988) as chief executive and chief operating officer for a series of Israel-based, global-market-facing technology ventures. He has degrees in economics and law and is a member of the bar in both Israel and Australia.

Dr Benjamin served for many years as the chief psychologist at the Israel National Employment Service and is currently an editor for international academic publications in the social sciences.. He has a degree in psychology from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and a PhD in counseling psychology from the University of Missouri, USA. Dr Benjamin moved from the US to Israel where he lives in Jerusalem with his wife and family.

Saul Lieberman has over 25 years of legal experience, including the firm's core competencies in corporate, investment and technology law, as well as tax, real estate and bankruptcy law. Mr. Lieberman received his BA from Yeshiva University (1979), JD and MBA from Columbia University (1982) and LLM from New York University (1986). Mr. Lieberman is admitted to practice in New York (1983) and Israel (1995).

Dr Vasl’s career spans decades of experience as an entrepreneur, manager, business owner, academic researcher, patent attorney and litigation specialist. Born and educated in Australia, Dr Vasl was awarded a doctorate in Environmental Virology from the Technion’s Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering in 1981. He was a post-doctoral fellow at the School of Hygiene and Public Health at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. On completion of his studies, Dr Vasl was appointed head of the virology department at Ames Yissum, a joint subsidiary of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Weizmann Institute, producing viral diagnostic kits. During a decade of entrepreneurial activity, he started and sold several profitable businesses. Then during the 1990s he returned to professional life by joining the offices of Dr Mark Friedman as a registered patent attorney. Dr Vasl now runs his own patent services office for clients in Israel, Europe, US and worldwide.