Before becoming a coach, my path was diverse and included various transitions between countries, roles and professions: being a military officer, an attorney, a financial analyst, a corporate executive, an entrepreneur and a consultant. My journey spanned over 4 countries (France, the US, the UK and Israel) and traveling to over 60. 

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My career started as a lawyer, practicing law in Israel and in the U.S.

After several years, I transitioned myself into the financial sector and became a financial analyst at Moody's in New York.

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After being relocated by Moody's from New York to Europe - between London and Paris - I fulfilled several management roles while heading local and global teams in the areas of financial analysis, business development, global strategy and innovation. My last position was Managing Director of the Global Managed Investments Group.

 

After 10 years as a corporate executive, I decided to become an entrepreneur and launched my own startup, building a collaborative fintech platform for investments and asset management.

In parallel I founded ETINOR, which focuses on coaching individuals during their life transition, as well as entrepreneurs and executives.

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My coaching credentials are a certification from Coach Training Alliance and a membership of the International Coaching Federation (ICF). 

My academic credits include an Executive MBA from HEC-Paris, legal degrees from the University of Tel Aviv and from Cornell Law School and a financial certificate from New York University.

 

I live in Paris and I speak English, French and Hebrew.

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