A entrepreneur and venture capitalist with more than 25 years’ experience in Israel’s high-tech industry, Gadi Bahat is the head of academic programs for the Yazamut 360° Center for Entrepreneurship and CEO of Bahat Ventures, a startup consultancy whose clients include EMC, Radware, Sky Vision, Opgal, Theta Ray, and more.

His previous roles include co-founder and COO of the business security-solutions company Four Dimensions, CEO and board member of the customer-experience management company Olista, and EMEA Group president of Comverse.

Galina is the economist and Chief Financial Officer of the Yazamut 360 Center. She holds a bachelor's degree in economics and a master's degree in business administration. Previously, she worked as an economist and budget and project manager at BGN Technologies, Ben-Gurion University's technology transfer company, with funding from the Israel Innovation Authority. Since the outbreak of the war, she has become an entrepreneur, establishing community initiatives to boost the mental resilience of children affected by the security situation during the war.

During her activities, she won two calls for proposals and established a group of volunteers from Be'er Sheva residents. Galina believes that people have come to this world to contribute to a better world in every way possible, whether at work or in their free time.

Tal is a Business Administration graduate with more than five years of experience in operations, procurement, and financial planning.

His experience includes working with large-scale budgets, building structured processes, and using data to support better decision-making. He brings a strong mix of analytical thinking, operational discipline, and a practical approach to solving complex challenges.

Buzi Raviv combines academic expertise with creativity to drive innovation in higher education. With a background that spans lab work to entrepreneurship, Buzi is dedicated to fostering creative thinking and transformative processes in their field.

Buzi holds a PhD in desert plants molecular biology, and the Negev Champion of Hummus. But he is most known as the founder and director of BGU Studio, the innovative internet radio station of BGU. Nowadays, Buzi leads the program BGU Stream, aiming to develop entrepreneurship skills by practicing content creation and media channels management.

Daniel Weil is an entrepreneur and expert in practical entrepreneurship education. As CEO of the Oazis Program at Ben-Gurion University, he developed an entrepreneurship course for postdoctoral researchers and was involved in the founding and management of several startups, gaining substantial experience in the tech ecosystem.

Previously, he led "Machshava Tova," a non-profit enhancing digital literacy, and TOM, a global open-source initiative for disability solutions. Daniel has received several awards, including the Ashalim Award and the Jerusalem Mayor's Badge.

Gonen holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and philosophy and another BFA degree in film and television. His Thesis film,"Shmita", won a grant from Teddy Productions and Ananey at the South Film Festival pitching competition in 2018. A year later, his film won the award for outstanding television pilot at the same festival. In addition, the film reached the finals of the international Lift-Off Film Festival.

Gonen has experience in marketing, writing, research, creative work, and managing social media for individuals and organizations.

In parallel to his work at the center, Gonen is a master's student in clinical psychology and is writing his thesis in the Human-Situation Lab of Dr. Noga Sverdlik.