Dr. Eyal Rozen will be appointed Director of the Information and Statistics Department at the Bank of Israel
The Governor of the Bank of Israel announced her decision to appoint Dr. Eyal Rozen as Director of the Information and Statistics Department at the Bank of Israel and as a member of the Bank’s management.
The Governor of the Bank of Israel announced
her decision to appoint Dr. Eyal Rozen as
Director of the Information and Statistics Department at the Bank of
Israel and as a member of the Bank’s management. Eyal
will take up his position on November 1, 2015. A search committee was led by
the Deputy Governor of the Bank of Israel, Dr. Nadine Baudot-Trajtenberg, and
included Ms. Pnina Keren, Director of the Human Resources and Administration
Department, Dr. Akiva Offenbacher, Head of the Monetary Division in the
Research Department, and Mr. Nachum Lev, former head of the MIS division at
Bank Hapoalim. The committee recommended the appointment of Dr. Rozen, who will
replace Mr. Tsahi Frankovits who stepped down from the position.
Dr. Rozen has a B.Sc. degree in Industrial and
Management Engineering from the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology, and
earned an MBA in Information Technology and a Ph.D. in Technology
Management–Operations Research from Tel Aviv University. He has served as a
senior lecturer at Netanya Academic College and has more than 20 years of
teaching experience in the fields of operations management and project and
information systems management, at Tel Aviv University, Bar-Ilan University,
and Netanya Academic College.
Bank of Israel Governor Dr. Karnit Flug said, “I
am happy that Dr. Eyal Rozen has joined the Bank of Israel’s management, and am
sure that his wealth of experience and extensive knowledge in information
systems management will be available to the Bank of Israel and will help us to
expand and advance the important outputs of the Bank’s Information and
Statistics Department. I thank the members of the
search committee for their work, and wish Eyal great success in his important
role.”