ISHRA was founded in 1999 and operates as a strategic consultancy and ventures group – investing, owning and consulting – in businesses and projects worldwide.
Lead by Rafi Elul, ISHRA draws on the knowledge and experience of his time spent working alongside key decision makers in both political and commercial arenas.
His time in politics included acting as a member of the Finance, Interior and Education committees and economic adviser to the Office of the Prime Minister.
With an intimate understanding of policy, regulation and the business of government, ISHRA offers strategic consultancy and business development services that bridge the public and private sectors.
A dedicated and professional team has been recruited to promote international trade and development, investment and acquisition; giving decision makers the tools and support needed for sustained commercial success.
A dedicated and professional team has been recruited to promote international trade and development, investment and acquisition; giving decision makers the tools and support needed for sustained commercial success.
As part of a global network that includes personal links to former Heads of State, Foreign Ministers and senior diplomats, ISHRA is able to access thought leaders and power players throughout the international community.
Client partners operate across a number of sectors including energy, infrastructure, real estate, defence, security, water and communications.
ISHRA recognizes that no two projects are alike and has a flexible DNA that meets the unique needs of each client. Each project employs a collaborative approach to achieve outstanding results and measurable success.
RUACH TOVA
Ruach Tova was founded in 2004 to encourage the spirit of volunteering and giving to provide welfare, support and aid services to organisations or individuals in need of assistance.
Ruach Tova – Your Home For Volunteering in Israel
Inspired by the shared vision of Rafi Elul, Shari Arison and the Ted Arison Foundation; Ruach Tova is national volunteering center with projects in the fields of education, health, environment, disability and more.
Volunteers donate their skill, knowledge, time and ability for the greater good and are rewarded from the simple act of giving something back.
Thousands of diverse projects completed include the renovation of an old age home; partnerships with food chains for food collections during the holiday seasons; shows for children in hospital and encouraging companies to give to the community such as book bags for schools.
Responsible for the global initiative Good Deeds Day, in 2013 over 385,000 volunteers dedicated their time to 6,000 projects with over one million hours volunteered.