The ORT Israel Education Network, the largest Israeli education network with over 250 schools and colleges, has announced the appointment of Raz Frohlich as its new CEO, starting next academic year. Frohlich, a seasoned executive with a wealth of experience in both the public and private sectors, will succeed Zvika Peleg, who has led the network for the past 22 years. Frohlich is set to assume his new role at the end of the current school year, marking a significant transition for the organization.
With a diverse background that includes leadership roles in organizations such as CEO of the Ministry of Culture and Sports, CEO of the National Community Centers Organization, and senior executive roles in the Amdocs Company, Frohlich brings a unique blend of skills and expertise to his new position. His experience in strategy, entrepreneurship, and industrial engineering and management, coupled with his proven track record of success, makes him an ideal candidate to lead the ORT Network into its next chapter of growth and innovation.
Upon his appointment, Frohlich expressed his gratitude to Zvika Peleg for his years of dedicated service and acknowledged the remarkable legacy that Peleg leaves behind. Frohlich also conveyed his excitement about the opportunity to lead the ORT Network, emphasizing his confidence in the organization’s potential for future success. He underscored his commitment to working closely with the board, management, and employees to build upon the network’s achievements and propel it to new heights.
The appointment of Raz Frohlich as CEO marks an exciting new chapter for the ORT Network. With his strong leadership and strategic vision, Frohlich is poised to steer the organization toward continued excellence and impact in the field of education. The board and staff of the ORT Network extend their warmest welcome to Raz Frohlich and look forward to a fruitful and successful tenure under his leadership. Frohlich will start his overlapping training period for the role of CEO in the coming months and will formally assume his new role in September, coinciding with the start of the new academic year.