Dani Naveh, Israel’s former health minister and current president and CEO of Israel Bonds, knows what it means to lead during a crisis. When the horrific events of October 7 shook the nation and the Jewish world, Naveh, along with Israel Bonds National and International Chairman of the Board, Andrew M. Hutter, MD, led an extensive global financial response that surpassed all expectations, raising over $4.8 billion for the State of Israel from the date of that heinous attack until today.
Since its founding in 1951, Israel Bonds has generated over $54 billion in worldwide sales, establishing itself as a vital pillar of Israel’s financial stability and one of the most successful vehicles for investment in the state’s future. Under the joint leadership of Naveh and Hutter, the organization has more than doubled its annual sales, strengthened ties with Jewish communities, and broadened its investor base.
Naveh, a lawyer, longtime public servant, and entrepreneur, has reinvigorated Israel Bonds’ mission, transforming the 74-year-old institution into a modern economic bridge between Israel and the Diaspora, turning solidarity into tangible support by empowering individuals to say, ‘I stand with Israel’ through every bond invested.
At the upcoming event, Naveh will reflect on how Israel Bonds channeled a wave of support into historic action – and share what’s next for the financial institution as it moves into a new chapter focused on innovation, accessibility, and engaging the next generation of investors.
“Many people around the world stood with Israel in its darkest hour,” Naveh said. “That solidarity was expressed not just in words, but in action, and in investments through Israel bonds. When you invest in Israel bonds, you build a bond with Israel.”
From the Knesset to the boardroom, Dani Naveh continues to shape Israel’s future, one bond at a time.
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