Vistage Israel
Ronen Aharon is an accomplished business leader with extensive experience in management and engineering. Currently serving as Chair at Vistage Israel and Co-Founder & CEO of Grow Autonomous Solutions Ltd., as well as Founder of BrightSight, Ronen is dedicated to management consulting and coaching, leveraging insights from a 20-year executive career. Previously, as CEO and Chairman of ABB, Ronen drove business development and managed local P&L units, fostering talent and innovation within the organization. Early career roles at IEC included design engineering for high and medium voltage substations. Ronen holds an MBA from Edinburgh Business School and a BASc in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Ben-Gurion University. Additionally, participation in the Senior Leadership Development Program at IMD has further enriched Ronen's leadership capabilities.
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Vistage Israel
Vistage Israel is part of Vistage International, the world’s largest and most comprehensive executive coaching organization for small and midsize businesses with $1M - $1B in revenue. Solutions are purpose-built for all leadership levels, including CEOs, key executives, business owners, and emerging leaders. Members meet with their peers in confidential group meetings facilitated by accomplished executive-level coaches to help solve their most complex issues. For more than 65 years, we’ve been helping CEOs, business owners and key executives solve their greatest challenges. Today, more than 25,000 members in 24 countries, including Israel, rely on Vistage. There is a huge advantage to CEOs in Israel when they become Vistage Members. They have access, through the Vistage Networks, to 25,000 Vistage members worldwide. Many of these are in the United States. CEOs in Israel have long struggled with the challenge of how to expand their businesses to the U.S. With Vistage membership, they have direct access to thousands of Vistage members in the United States and, specifically, in their own industry. They can ask for advice and form collaborations to help expand their businesses