Business incubator makes leadership change

Tampa-based Florida-Israel Business Accelerator promotes Rakefet Bachur-Phillips and Pam Miniati to co-executive directors.

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Courtesy. Rakefet Bachur-Phillips, left, and Pam Miniati have been named co-executive directors of the Tampa-based Florida-Israel Business Accelerator, effective Nov. 19.
Courtesy. Rakefet Bachur-Phillips, left, and Pam Miniati have been named co-executive directors of the Tampa-based Florida-Israel Business Accelerator, effective Nov. 19.
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TAMPA — The Florida-Israel Business Accelerator (FIBA), a Tampa-based business incubator that launched in 2016, has shuffled its leadership team in the wake of Executive Director Rachel Feinman’s departure for a vice presidential post at Tampa General Hospital, effective Nov. 19 — the date of a virtual summit that will showcase 15 Israeli agriculture technology firms. 

File. FIBA Executive Director Rachel Feinman is leaving the organization later this month to assume a role as vice president of innovation at Tampa General Hospital.
File. FIBA Executive Director Rachel Feinman is leaving the organization later this month to assume a role as vice president of innovation at Tampa General Hospital.

 

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