Mourning in the Israeli business world: the father of a senior executive has passed away
The management and staff of Rav-Bariach have expressed their deep condolences to CFO Asaf Even-Haim following the passing of his father, Salomon Even-Haim. Members of the business community have joined in offering their support to the family.
Mourning in the Israeli business world: the father of a senior executive has passed away.
Deep sorrow has fallen upon the management and employees of the Rav-Bariach company following the news of the passing of Salomon (Momi) Even-Haim, of blessed memory. Salomon was the father of Asaf Even-Haim, the company's CFO. Upon learning of the loss, the corporation issued an official obituary on behalf of the board of directors and the entire staff:
"The Rav-Bariach family and the board members share in the grief of our colleague Asaf Even-Haim over the passing of his father, Salomon (Momi) Even-Haim, of blessed memory. May you know no more sorrow."
The news of the loss resonated throughout the Israeli business and financial community, with many figures rushing to express their deepest condolences to Asaf Even-Haim and his family.
Asaf Even-Haim is a CPA and holds a bachelor's degree in business administration with a specialization in accounting from the College of Management in Rishon LeZion. Over the years, he has accumulated significant professional experience in finance, accounting, and corporate financial management, including extensive work in complex mergers, acquisitions, and business development across various sectors of the economy.
Prior to his current role at Rav-Bariach, Asaf spent approximately ten years in various professional accounting and financial management positions. He began his career at the accounting firm BDO, where he handled audits for public commercial and financial companies. Later, he served as chief accountant at the Pharm-Up group, part of the Novolog group, before assuming his senior management position at Rav-Bariach.
