The Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management Mafia
16 people studied at Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management and went on to found or lead other companies.
Omer GotliebBAFounded Totango +1Jake BerberMaster of Business Administration - MBAFounded Prefer +1Tzvika PerelmuterMaster of Business Administration - MBAFounded Capstack +1Vicky BooksExecutive MBAFounded PuresecAvi ShulmanExecutive MBAFounded PuresecAmir GuttmanBAFounded Amai ProteinsMarco FisbhenBusiness AdministrationFounded DescomplicaHaven AllenCertificateFounded mHUBLuiz StudartExecutive EducationFounded ApartioGuy ZivMaster of Business Administration (M.B.A.)Founded SunlightSasha MedvedovskyMaster of Business Administration - MBAFounded DiversionAvinoam RubinstainExecutive MBAFounded CarrarRoi CohenMaster of Business Administration (MBA)Founded VicariusDaniel GrunsteinMaster of Business Administration (MBA)Founded CrowdedGal AdmatiStrategic management and business development courseFounded Omerna Biosolutions LtdOren BuskilaMaster of Business Administration (MBA)Founded Innoviz (NASDAQ: INVZ)
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management mafia?
- The Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management mafia is the network of 16 people who studied at Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management and went on to found or lead other companies, including Totango, Prefer, Capstack, Puresec, Amai Proteins.
- Who is in the Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management mafia?
- Notable members include Omer Gotlieb (Totango), Jake Berber (Prefer), Tzvika Perelmuter (Capstack), Vicky Books (Puresec), Avi Shulman (Puresec), Amir Guttman (Amai Proteins), Marco Fisbhen (Descomplica), Haven Allen (mHUB), among 16 tracked members.
- What companies did Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management alumni found?
- Companies founded by Tel Aviv University - Coller School of Management alumni include Totango, Prefer, Capstack, Puresec, Amai Proteins, Descomplica, mHUB, Apartio, Sunlight, Diversion.















