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- Location:
- Tel Aviv
- I am interested in the following environmental fields:
- Business, Energy, Enterpreneurship, Investing, Waste Management, Water
- I work in:
- Consulting, Marketing, Sales
- I am seeking:
- Business Contacts, Clients, Deals
- About Me:
- K. Factory provides a gateway to new markets for both European and Israeli firms and a chance to expand their global presence in these industries: global hi-tech industry (telecom, media/new media, internet), heavy industry (automation & control) and CleanTech (including waste management, water & wastewater, wind power).
- Why I'm here:
- to learn more, to meet people from the industry
- Years of Experience:
- 10+
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- Which is more likely to produce clean alternative energy, the private sector or the government?
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Welcome to Green4Green - glad you're with us! Could you provide more information about the services K. Factory provides? I'm interested in hearing more both as regards Green4Green, and also with regard to other ventures I'm involved in.
Thanks,
Ian