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EO Israel

EO Israel is a chapter of the global Entrepreneurs' Organization, fostering a community of entrepreneurs in Israel. It supports business owners through networking, mentoring, and personal growth initiatives.

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What EO Israel does

What EO Israel is

EO Israel is a chapter of the global Entrepreneurs' Organization, fostering a community of entrepreneurs in Israel. It supports business owners through networking, mentoring, and personal growth initiatives.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Community
Founded
Founded in 2013
Approximate age
About 13 years
Structured capabilities
Community
Last reviewed
April 1, 2026

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EO Israel as a community

Community overview

Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) Israel is a chapter of the global EO network, founded in 1987 in the United States. EO aims to enable entrepreneurs to grow and learn from one another to achieve greater business success and richer personal lives. The Israeli chapter was established in 2013 and consists of serial entrepreneurs, many of whom have achieved multiple exits valued at tens of millions of dollars. EO Israel operates under the same guidelines as the global organization, fostering a community where members share professional knowledge and personal experiences.

Community focus

EO Israel focuses on supporting entrepreneurs through networking, mentorship, and educational opportunities. The organization provides a platform for members to share knowledge, experiences, and challenges, facilitating personal and professional growth. EO operates in over 61 countries with more than 220 chapters, emphasizing collaboration among entrepreneurs.

Member value

Members of EO Israel benefit from networking opportunities, mentorship, and educational resources that facilitate both personal and professional growth. The community encourages sharing of knowledge and experiences among entrepreneurs.

Membership

Pricing models
fixed-tuition

Format and cadence

Modality
in-person
Schedule
rolling-admissions
Commitment
light

Availability

Membership state
Accepting

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders
Benefits
mentorship and network-access
Program types
community and accelerator
Selection criteria
open
Regions
Global

Community activity

Annual events
12

Events and activity

EO Israel hosts various events, including monthly EO Forum meetings where members discuss their lives and businesses in a confidential setting, learning and networking events featuring speakers from the EO community and beyond, and international conferences at notable locations worldwide.

Notable members

Notable members of EO Israel include Galit Bar-Tal (CEO, Sycamore Group), Amit Oestreicher (Founder & CEO, Xtras), Mor Nahmani (Founder & CEO, RichKid), Ran Geva (CEO, Webhose.io), Bathen Yeshua (CEO & Founder, Travelhotels Ltd), Yaron Gisin (CEO and Owner, Wise Solutions LTD), and Guy Solomon (CEO, Dooblo).

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Source basis

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Last reviewed

April 1, 2026

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