Miriam Tzur, CEO of FedEx Israel (PR)
FedEx announced the winners of the small business grant competition across Europe and for the first time with the participation of Israel. Company Mapro Israeli Engineers won the Audience Choice Award for NIS 40,000.
The Ministry of Measurements and Geo-Information was established out of a desire to provide a quality and professional service that is precisely tailored to the customer’s needs. The realization of the vision is based on the existence of a deep and comprehensive center of knowledge in the fields of geodetic, geographical, planning and real estate laws in Israel. This, while implementing technological solutions both in the work processes and in improving the customer experience.
Mapro specializes in geographic information, managing geographic information through tools for efficient and focused use of growing volumes of information to improve structured decision-making processes, land registration by handling a land settlement process that ends with registration of rights in the Ministry of Justice and more.
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Marpo engraves on its banner a service that provides certainty and confidence in providing the correct and accurate information for the customer’s needs. The company is managed by a female team, headed by the founder and CEO, Noa Dubman. Noa leads the company from a traditional and conservative world to an up-to-date, technological and unique world in Israel.
Also, the first place winner in the competition is a company byACRE Located in Copenhagen, and designs rollators (a type of treadmill) for populations that need it in their daily routine in order to give many around the world the right to remain active and mobile without compromise. The prize she won is NIS 195,000.
The Israeli company, the company, reached the final for first place Bettear Which researches and develops technologies in the field of voice accessibility for the hard of hearing, people with attention and concentration disorders, people with cognitive impairment and more. The company produces a wide network of audio content accessibility in order to accompany and assist users in a variety of everyday situations.
The three companies that won the judges’ award of NIS 60,000 each are: eKuore From Spain, a smart medical device company that has developed the first digital sound volume in the wireless market that can be connected to a smartphone or tablet to record and store information in order to achieve more reliable diagnoses.
MOYU From Amsterdam, creates sustainable erasable and rewritable writing products, and Appis innovation From the Czech Republic, an innovative thermo-cellular hive founded in a way that would destroy the mare Vrua, the biggest enemy of bees, in order to bring ecological and cost-effective solutions for beekeepers and create healthier honey for their customers.
Helena Jensen, Senior Vice President of Finance at FedEx Express and a member of the panel of judges: “In a period of uncertainty where small businesses need more support than ever, we are pleased to award and recognize this year’s winners. “But our winners have shown exceptional ambition and innovation, and we are excited to help them write their next episodes in 2022 and beyond.”
The Small Business Grant Competition FedEx, Established in the US in 2012, continues to expand year after year worldwide. In Europe, the competition was first launched in 2016 in three countries, and increased to five countries by 2019. Now, for the first time, the competition has been launched among 16 countries across Europe to provide more opportunities for small business owners. And ambitious who want to take their business forward.
Miriam Tzur, CEO of FedEx Israel: “This is the first year in which Israel participates in the small business competition of FedEx And the results speak for themselves. Along with the Israeli winner in the audience selection, another Israeli company that competed for the main prize advanced to the finals of the competition. FedEx Will continue to assist in the development of small and large businesses in Israeli and global industry. ”
Noa Dubman, CEO of Afro Engineers, the winning Israeli company: “It was a privilege for us to participate in the international competition of FedEx And we are excited about the choice of the audience in us as winners who represent Israel. I welcome the initiative FedEx Empower and strengthen small businesses and their importance in the Israeli economy and around the world. “Afro Engineers assists and supports the planning, construction and management of real estate and properties, for the purpose of improving the quality of life in Israel and will continue to develop and grow.”
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