Yasmin Lukatz News
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יסמין לוקץ' רותמת את עולם ההיי-טק ליוזמה חברתית חדשה
Israeli tech entrepreneur, Yasmin Lukatz, has launched a new social initiative called Code For Israel to harness the capabilities of the Israeli tech industry to solve social challenges in the country. The movement aims to bring together product and software professionals, entrepreneurs, and tech enthusiasts to tackle the most pressing issues in Israeli society through technology and innovation. The initiative operates on a volunteer basis and plans to engage with major tech companies in Israel. Lukatz encourages Israeli entrepreneurs to look inward and use their amazing abilities to solve challenges in Israel, rather than just dreaming of exits. The movement has already initiated several projects in collaboration with government bodies, the third sector, and social entrepreneurs.
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"The mistake that most entrepreneurs make is they have an idea, but they dont know if theres actually a problem."
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לוחמת: יסמין לוקץ' קיבלה דמות בהשראתה במשחק מחשב הכרישים
יסמין לוקץ ודובי פרנסס השקיעו 750 אלף שקלים בחברת גברא גיימס שפיתחה את המשחק Warriors: Rise to Glory. החברה סיפקה את התנאי לוקץ שיתווסף למשחק דמות אישה לגלריית הלוחמים. הדמות החדשה נוצרה בהשראתה של לוקץ. ההשקה המלאה של המשחק למחשב ולמובייל צפויה בחודשים הקרובים.
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בעקבות הכרישים: יסמין לוקץ' אימצה את מרכז יוניסטרים בנתיבות
Businesswoman Yasmin Lukatz has decided to adopt the Unistream center in Netivot, Israel, following her encounter with young entrepreneurs Hadar Eliya and Hadar Iluz on the TV show The Sharks. The two girls presented their project, Froozi, a bottle that cools drinks in 30 seconds without electricity or water. Although they did not receive the investment they asked for, they left a deep impression on Lukatz. Following the show, Lukatz decided to invest in the Unistream center, which aims to create social-economic leadership by exposing teenagers to the business world.
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The Israeli who links Silicon Valley up with Silicon Wadi
Yasmin Lukatz, the stepdaughter of American billionaire Sheldon Adelson, is building a network of key people in Silicon Valley who are interested in Israeli high-tech through her initiative, the SV101 program. She has also founded ICON, the Israel Collaboration Network, which connects Israeli entrepreneurs with senior Silicon Valley and American venture-capital executives. Lukatz, who has a foot on both sides of the Atlantic, aims to bridge the social networks between Israel and the United States. She is focused on creating a community of high-tech professionals who can support and invest in Israeli startups. Lukatz is also involved in philanthropy and serves as a board member at Taglit-Birthright, a nonprofit supported by the Adelson Foundation.
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