Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning that make a difference.

Married with 3 children, social activist at the local and national levels. Over 20 years of experience with planning, evaluation, research, and consulting to NGO sector organizations and to government offices/agencies. Youval holds an MA in Sociology from the Hebrew University, and a BA in Communications and Management.

“My revelation came during my military service. As a boy which all his friends graduated from high school, I was sure that this was the norm. Only in the army did I meet people my age who didn’t receive a high school diploma or didn’t even finish high school. Suddenly I learned that our society is made of a wide diversity of people with different backgrounds, abilities & opportunities and that if we want to work together we need to find common ground. That’s what drives me to this day.”

Married, mother of 3, an Occupational Organizational Psychologist, with over 20 years of experience leading and managing ground-breaking processes in the fields of HR assessment and development in large organizations. Nitzan holds an MA in Psychology from Tel Aviv University.

“As a child in the Kibbutz I remember my father going to his job as the General Manager of the factory in the morning and then dishing out food at the communal dining hall in the evening (as part of his communal service), all with the same passion and professionalism. That is where my value system was formed, and those values go with me throughout my personal and professional life: To take on any task, no matter how small, in the best way possible, to be a team player and to contribute to the common good.”

Married, mother of 3, a veteran immigrant (Olah) with over 25 years of experience in the area of strategic planning and research in large organizations. MSc in Organizational Behavior from Tel Aviv University.

“I made Aliyah at the age of 16.5 from the US. I quickly found myself asking – how do I fit in? What’s my place? In retrospect, this experience served to empower me. Similar questions continue to accompany me from a professional standpoint – what is the individual’s place in the organization, and how do they influence each other? I find that the development of models bridging the gap between the individual, the organization and back serve as a powerful professional tool for impact and development.”

Married with 3 children, a social psychologist. Yotam has more than 20 years of experience in the fields of organizational consulting and evaluation with high ranking officers in the IDF and in local municipalities. He has an MA in Social Psychology from Ben Gurion University.

“Ever since I was young I was interested in the social groups and different cultures that make up our society. I always looked for bridges and communication paths to lesser-known populations. I adopted outlooks and practices aimed at strengthening knowledge and familiarity, striving for assimilation, cohesiveness and the collaborative growth changes of the various social groups and individuals living together in Israel.”