Showing posts with label Israeli. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 4, 2012

March 20 Tel Aviv Seminar to Spotlight US Business Opportunities for Israeli Infrastructure Security Companies

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Fairfax County Economic Development Authority (FCEDA) and its Israel representative, DS Apex Mergers and Acquisitions, will present a business seminar entitled “Infrastructure Security: Opportunities in the US Market” in Tel Aviv on March 20, 2012.

“Infrastructure Security: Opportunities in the US Market”

The seminar at the Hotel Dan Tel Aviv will outline opportunities in US government and commercial sectors for Israeli companies that develop and market infrastructure technologies and services. The FCEDA is presenting the event with the Fox Rothschild law firm and the Israel-America Chamber of Commerce.

Nissim Atias, general manager of Corning MobileAccess, which is part of Corning Incorporated’s (NYSE: GLW) Telecommunications segment and which develops distributed antenna systems for pervasive wireless coverage inside buildings, will deliver a keynote address on his company’s success in the US market. Uzi Hanuni, CEO of MaxTech Networks, which develops ad-hoc wireless mobile networks, will present a case study of how his Israel-based firm expanded into the US market via a location in Fairfax County.

The event also will include a roundtable discussion about the US market trends and opportunities. It will be moderated by a representative of Fox Rothschild and feature executives of Corning MobileAccess, MaxTech Networks, Product Savvy Consulting, the Virginia Israel Advisory Board and the FCEDA.

Jonathan Heimer, senior principal at the US Commercial Service in Tel Aviv, will discuss market conditions in the US and opportunities for Israeli companies. Yair Ephrati, director of the FCEDA office in Israel, will give an overview of Fairfax County and its business climate.

Click here for more information about the event, register, and learn more about the event sponsors.

More than 20 companies with roots in Israel have a presence in Fairfax County, which is just outside Washington, D.C. The FCEDA has had an office in Tel Aviv since 2005 to work with Israeli companies interested in expanding in the US

The award-winning Fairfax County Economic Development Authority promotes Fairfax County as one of the world’s best business centers. In addition to its headquarters, the FCEDA maintains marketing offices in six important global business centers: Bangalore, London, Los Angeles, Munich, Seoul and Tel Aviv.


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Friday, January 13, 2012

Hogan Looks to Bolster Clients' Ties to Israeli Businesses - Law.com

Hogan Lovells is looking to boost its efforts to assist clients with business interests in Israel, the firm announced Monday.

The firm has launched its Israel Regional Practice Development Team to seek opportunities to augment the legal services it gives to companies that do business in the country, or are looking to pursue opportunities there. About 50 Hogan lawyers around the world work on business matters related to Israel, said former Sen. Norm Coleman, R-Minn., chairman of the steering committee for the team.

The firm established the team to improve its coordination on issues concerning business in the country, he said. "We see Israel as a growth opportunity, and we are looking to maximize that opportunity," said Coleman, a Washington-based senior governmental adviser with the firm.

Coleman spent a stint as the top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Near Eastern and South and Central Asian affairs subcommittee when he was a senator from 2003 to 2009. The panel deals with matters concerning U.S. relations with Middle East nations.

Hogan does not have an office in Israel -- but it has a Middle East presence. The firm has offices in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and operates in Jeddah and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, through a partnership with Al-Yaqoub Attorneys & Legal Advisers.

This article first appeared on The BLT: The Blog of Legal Times.

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