Ayeh Magen. Photo: PR
New Changes and Appointments at Telma-Shlomo Company.
In light of the international expansion, the travel company is separating local operations from global ones, establishing Israel as a separate profit center.
PassportNews has learned that the company intends to expand its operations to another continent in the near future.
Ayeh Magen, the company's CEO, updated employees about the company's developments, including new appointments.
"We are approaching the end of the year, and we will summarize it appropriately. For three consecutive years, I have been using the phrase 'What a year it has been,' and once again, this phrase is more relevant than ever. This year, we continued to grow both organically and through the acquisitions and mergers we have made. The group has surpassed $650 million in sales globally and domestically, and the potential is still growing. As part of streamlining processes and aligning our operations with the growing scale of the group's activities, we will implement an internal organizational change starting from 1/1/2025, where the activities in Israel will be defined as a separate profit center (Israel branch), similar to our branches in England and the U.S."
Magen further adds and informs Telma-Shlomo's personnel: "This operation will be managed by Itgar Alvaz, and it will include the agent network as well as sales and customer retention for Israeli clients."
Shali Dror, in her role as VP Global Sales and Business Development, will manage the sales and commercial activities of the group's global and strategic customers both domestically and internationally. Financial, commercial, and IT functions are horizontal and belong to the group's headquarters, and there will be no change in their operation and reporting structure."
Magen concludes and notes: "Good luck to us all in 2025, may we continue in this way, and mainly may we receive good news and the return of the captives home."