Aerodrone Appoints Brigadier General (res.) Itzik Bilt as New CEO

Aerodrone is completing a strategic management overhaul by appointing a Brigadier General (res.) with extensive security industry experience to lead the company toward growth.

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Aerodrone Appoints Brigadier General (res.) Itzik Bilt as New CEO
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Aerodrone, a company specializing in the design, development, and production of UAVs and advanced aerial systems, has announced a series of senior management appointments. The centerpiece of this transition is the appointment of Brigadier General (res.) Itzik Bilt as the company's new CEO.

Bilt brings an impressive track record, including approximately 25 years of management experience in the technology and defense industries. He previously held a senior management position at Aeronautics, where he gained extensive expertise in the UAV sector, including production systems, customer relations, and logistics. Alongside his business career, he currently serves as a command combat manager in the Home Front Command.

Joining the new CEO are Shaked Levy, appointed as VP of Business Development, and Avi Elraz, who has been named VP of Engineering. These appointments finalize the new management structure, a strategic move led by Aerodrone Chairman Ronen Elad since he took office last May.

Chairman Ronen Elad emphasized the importance of these changes:

"Completing the new management structure is a central step in realizing Aerodrone's strategy for stabilization and growth. After strengthening the company's management and professional infrastructure, we are now moving to implement our set goals and expand our operations."

Incoming CEO Itzik Bilt outlined his vision for the future:

"I accept the leadership of Aerodrone with great commitment and a clear goal to drive the company toward growth and expansion. Together with the new management team, we will focus on strengthening existing capabilities and developing technological solutions that address the evolving needs of the security sector."

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