Keren Sokoloff serves as the Deputy CEO of Hakeren Leyedidut, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s strategic direction and operational excellence. With a robust background in executive management, Keren has successfully led numerous social and educational initiatives that have not only...
Keren Sokoloff serves as the Deputy CEO of Hakeren Leyedidut, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the organization’s strategic direction and operational excellence. With a robust background in executive management, Keren has successfully led numerous social and educational initiatives that have not only achieved measurable outcomes but have also fostered community engagement and empowerment. Her current responsibilities include managing an impressive budget of $80 million, allocated for impactful projects both in Israel and internationally. This financial stewardship reflects her strategic planning capabilities and her commitment to maximizing resources for the greater good.
As a member of the executive management team, Keren is integral to the formulation and implementation of the organization's overarching strategy. She oversees a dedicated team of 90 employees, guiding them through the complexities of organizational development and ensuring that each initiative aligns with the mission of enhancing societal well-being. Keren’s leadership style is characterized by creativity and innovation, enabling her to navigate challenges and inspire her team to achieve their best.
Her expertise in nonprofit organizations and entrepreneurship allows her to identify opportunities for growth and collaboration, driving the organization toward sustainable success. Keren’s passion for making a positive impact on society is evident in her work, as she continually seeks to develop leadership skills within her team and foster a culture of excellence. Through her strategic vision and hands-on management approach, Keren Sokoloff is not just a leader but a catalyst for change, dedicated to building a better future for communities in need.
