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Plimus CEO Profiled in “Entrepreneur Journeys” Blog
This past week, Plimus CEO Hagai Tal was featured in Sramana Mitra’s Entrepreneur Journeys blog. This seven-part series, provides a candid look at Hagai’s evolution as an entrepreneur and how his journey led him to Plimus.
Sramana said it best: “Hagai Tal is the CEO of Plimus as well as a serial entrepreneur and active angel investor. He began his career with the Jerusalem Post, where he created their online presence and established their online business strategy during the late 1990s. He then was an early member of JDate.com before heading off to serve as an active angel investor and serial entrepreneur. Today he leads Plimus, which offers companies a total service e-business platform. Plimus allows companies of all sizes to create online sales and affiliate partnerships through the Plimus e-commerce system and affiliate network.”
Hagai is a great leader and an integral part of Plimus’ success to date. He’s built this company on the foundation that Plimus and its employees are all part of his extended family. When selecting new team members, Hagai not only wants not only great, talented people, but also folks who can work well together. He understands that, in order for the company to be successful, we must appreciate and respect one another.
This series is a great read – I urge you to take the time.You can check it out by clicking here.
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Well done hugai