No, it’s not a comic book superpower. It’s about strategic thinking and how businesses can keep one step ahead by looking beyond the horizon to prepare for what comes next.

Jay Abraham, founder of the Abraham Group consultancy and one of America’s leading business innovators, has helped thousands of business ventures see around corners (the name of one of his books), navigate uncertain times and come out on top. Now Abraham is visiting Sapir College as part of a solidarity visit to southern Israel.

On March 27th, entrepreneurs and members of Israel’s hi-tech community will gather at Sapir to hear him speak about business models for periods of economic uncertainty, the need for strategic planning and the importance of risk management.  Abraham’s choice of Sapir was no accident.  Israel’s largest regional college, Sapir is at the heart of the academic, business and innovation ecosystems in the Western Negev. And along with neighboring communities in the Gaza Envelope, Sapir suffered a tragic blow on October 7th, losing students, faculty members and alumni to the merciless Hamas terror attack.  Entrepreneurial initiative will be critical to rebuilding the Western Negev.  Visionaries like Jay Abraham will help our business community play its part. 

The lecture will take place at 12:00 noon on March 27th in the  Helmsley Auditorium, in Building #5 Helmsley Auditorium.

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