“At this point, I have known Eli for a couple of decades. I will make an effort here, but it is likely to fall short, of conveying the impact he has had on my career. I began working for Eli at Scitex Digital Printing (later to be acquired by Kodak). At the time, I was on a traditional pathway as a marketer and product manager. From day one, Eli began to challenge me with business and product development projects that would not only stretch what our business thought of itself, but would also stretch what I thought of myself. From that point on, we became life-long friends. To say that Eli is creative is an understatement. If you approach him with a problem, he understands the problem statement well before you will finish speaking. In many instances, he will have diagnosed, ideated, and prioritized those ideas into plan. He is just that good. To say that Eli is hard working, is also insufficient. Eli works very smartly. Not only does he focus acutely on the key aspects of an issue, he surrounds himself with a network of experienced and collaborative individuals to tackle even the toughest of challenges. Through his shear will and determination, he has succeeded where others would fail. I have tried to emulate Eli over the years. I would like to believe that some of his magic has rubbed off on me. But he is the true original. If you are considering an engagement with Eli, run, don't walk! You will be better for it.”
Eliezer Lubitch
Sunnyvale, California, United States
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I am a devoted, result-oriented tech executive with 25 years of leadership positions…
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University of California, Berkeley
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Startup & Entrepreneurship mentoring; provide feedback, advice, and relevant case studies to global, early-stage companies; organized by:
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Google
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https://developers.google.com/community/accelerators/mentors/profile/profile-eli_lubitch
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The International Future Computing Association (TIFCA)
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A volunteer member of project "CORA" Create Once Reach All, contribute technical and technical media strategies.
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ACM MHV’22 Industry Outreach Program Chairs
ACM, Association for Computing Machinery
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Mile High Video (MHV) is now an ACM Special Interest Group on Multimedia (SIGMM) conference. ACM, the world's largest educational and scientific computing society, delivers resources that advance computing as a science and a profession.
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