Shahar Rubinstein, director of the Kedma Youth Village for at-risk youth and a member of the MAOZ network, wanted to give his students a real opportunity to integrate into the startup nation. So, he and network member Ziv Nevo, Intel vice president, formed a unique partnership between the youth village and Intel, which created a direct high-tech pathway for Kedma students, changed their lives and impacted hundreds of young people in the south. Even global Intel is committed to the initiative. To learn more, play the video from the “Broadcasting Trust” series.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE STARTUP NATION TAKES PART IN A SOCIAL MISSION?
The connection between two members of the MAOZ network - Shahar Rubinstein, CEO of Kedma Youth Village for at-risk children, and Ziv Nevo from Intel - became an educational startup that put hundreds of children at risk on a direct route to high-tech employment.