The Technion’s story has been intertwined with Israel’s for more than a century, from laying the foundations for a new nation to shaping its future.
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Leaning on our friends and family during these challenging times has been an immense relief for many of us, but one of the most important forums for solidarity in this era shaped by conflict and tragedy is not so visible. The power of online community has played an invaluable role in providing wartime support, and Nathanaelle Klein, Technion alumna and Chief Product Officer at Soli, is one of the talented individuals shaping an empowering online community in Israel right now.
In speaking with Nathanaelle, I learned about how the academic foundation she acquired at the Technion inspired her global career, and why she returned to Start-Up Nation to support and empower women around the world.
Michael: It’s nice to meet you, Nathanaelle! Many people are surprised to hear that the Technion has a very vibrant community of international students, and I know that you moved from overseas to pursue your education there. What brought you to Israel?
This article was written by former American Technion Society CEO Michael Waxman-Lenz.