Entrepreneurs and inventors from the periphery should be especially encouraged

"The chance to succeed comes to everyone who is talented and believes in their ability, even if they did not grow up and were educated in a supportive and entrepreneurial environment," said Amir Rava, chairman of the "Building a different future" association that promotes entrepreneurs and initiatives from peripheral communities at the second Inventors' Conference held recently at Tel Aviv University

"The Second Inventors' Conference established the position of the Israeli Center for Schneider Method Inventors as a business and spiritual 'recruitment center' for inventors, and also as an inexhaustible source of innovative and attractive inventions for many investors" - this is how Avi Zamir, Business Development Director of the Israeli Center for Inventors, summarizes the The second inventors' conference initiated by the center on Thursday at Tel Aviv University, which was attended by about 1,500 businessmen, capital fund managers, investors, inventors and invention enthusiasts. The conference and the rabbi who closed it were moderated by the media person, Gadi Soknik.

This year's conference was held under the banner of the international project conceived by the founder of the Center for Inventors, Yosef Schneider, called INVENTED-IN - which allows inventors from all over the world to use a logo that includes the flag of their country, with the aim of providing consumers with information about the country in which a new product was invented and developed: "This is a non-profit project designed To glorify the name of the inventors all over the world and put a spotlight on them, and not necessarily on the country where the product is actually created."

In the discussion that took place at the end of the conference, Aviv Tsidon, owner of the Israeli Center for Inventors and chairman of BVR, Tzachi Apluig, representative of the "Dan David" Foundation in Israel, Shimon Yefarah, senior economic advisor to the Minister of Taxation, Eli Ishir, Amir Reva, CEO To the British investment house "MG Equity Partners" (MG Equity Partners) and Joseph Schneider. According to Zidon, "this year we presented more ready-made products and more attractive inventions than the previous conference"

"The chance to succeed comes to everyone who is talented and believes in his ability, even if he did not grow up and was educated in a supportive and entrepreneurial environment," added Amir Rava, who serves as the chairman of the "Building a different future" association that promotes entrepreneurs and initiatives from peripheral communities. "And I believe that with the assistance and guidance of experienced and connected people, those people will be able to break through - for themselves and for their environment and society in Israel."

At the center of the conference this year was the invention exhibition "Blue-White Inventors and Inventions 2008", and next to it - a professional fair with about 40 booths of service providers in the fields of inventions and investments. During the conference, the world launch of the NETHRONE ergonomic seat for working with a computer took place in the auditorium. Four of the conference attendees won a lottery for a new computer seat which they received from the CEO of the company, Avi Amber.
Then the VP of Ort Global, Mr. Avi Gannon, awarded prizes to the winners of the "Galileo Cup" young inventors competition held by Logi Channel during the summer vacation. This year, the prize was awarded to Ido Mokidi, Shaked Yaer and Keren Beydetz, XNUMXth grade students from Bivenial who invented a "Scotch map" - a table map that does not fly away in the wind and is suitable for picnics and barbecues in the great outdoors.