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Rothschild Foundation chooses new chairman Miki Kliger
Kliger joined the Rothschild Group in 2001, has served as chairman in the past and graduated from Tel Aviv University.
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Baroness Ariane de Rothschild and Adam Montefiore standing in front of the EDR Heritage wines (photo credit: Courtesy)
Baroness Ariane de Rothschild and Adam Montefiore standing in front of the EDR Heritage wines
(photo credit: Courtesy)
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Michael "Miki" Kliger has been appointed as the representative to Israel as well as the new Deputy and Acting Chairman of the Rothschild Cesarea Foundation and its affiliate asset development corporations by French philanthropic team of Baroness Ariane and Baron Benjamin de Rothschild, effectively replacing Guy Swersky June of this year.
The French team, which has donated to countless causes across the State of Israel, wish Kliger success in his upcoming role and thanked Guy Swersky for his contribution to the foundation, from his appointment as vice chairman of the foundation until now.
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"I thank Baroness Ariane and Baron Benjamin de Rothschild for their trust,” Kliger stated in a statement. “I view the role as an important public mission and will do my best towards fulfilling the significant goals of the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation (IL), in cooperation with our partners."
Kliger, who joined the Rothschild Group in 2001, has served as chairman in the past and graduated from Tel Aviv University.
The Rotschild foundation focuses on arts, culture, health, social entrepreneurship and intercultural dialogue - specifically between the Jewish and Muslim communities. The foundation also encouraged the creation of a social investment bond.
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