He has established multiple relationship and collaborations with local academic institutions developing significantly improved agro-growth methods, plant genetics techniques, chemical stabilization protocols, and many other developments all aimed at maximizing medicinal value in botanical produce.

Government licensed grower of medical Cannabis since 2008, Hagai has established an advanced research facility and labs for the cultivation of unique Cannabis genetic strands and production of Botanical Cannabinoids for the Pharma, Medical Cosmetics and Food Supplements industries.

Dr. Gedo possesses extensive expertise in international marketing, branding, entrepreneurship, and business strategy. As a Senior Manager, Dr. Gedo has contributed to a wide range of branding, strategic planning, and market penetration activities of major companies in a variety of industries. As a consultant, Dr. Gedo provided services to companies in the medical, food, nutritional supplements, and pharma industries. In parallel to his business and consulting practice, Dr. Tamir has served as the head of the marketing department and other faculty positions of several colleges in Israel and was a guest lecturer in the Department of Business Administration of Shanghai University.

Over the years, he has taught undergraduate and graduate level courses in global marketing, business strategy, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Dr. Gedo received his Ph.D. in Behavioral Economics from Manchester Business School (UK) and an MBA from Ben Gurion University (Israel). He completed a B.Sc. in Molecular Biology at Bar Ilan University (Israel).

Where he held several positions of responsibility, including Vice-President, Operations Network strategic planning and Manager of the Kfar Saba Oral Solid Dosages plant, a 900 employee, $100M expense and over $1 Billion revenue pharmaceutical manufacturing plant. Before that Sagi has served as VP R&D and Manufacturing for Optonol, a company specializing in Ophthalmic implants.

Sagi holds an MBA in Business Management as well as a B.Sc in Mechanical engineering, both from the  Ben Gurion University in Beer Sheba.

He has played an instrumental role in successful IPOs, M&A, spin-offs, and fund raising into private and public companies, with extensive experience in capital markets (Nasdaq, TASE, AIM) and investor relations. Mr. Goldman served from 2012 until recently as CFO of Syneron Medical Ltd, a global leader in the aesthetic medical devices, was traded on Nasdaq until acquired by APAX. Previously, served as CFO of: Retalix, Ltd., a leading global provider of software and services to high volume, high complexity retailers that was dual-listed on Nasdaq and the TASE until it was acquired by NCR Corporation, AxisMobile, taking it public in London on the AIM stock exchange, VocalTec Communications Ltd., a pioneer in VoIP that was listed on Nasdaq and Motorola Semiconductor Israel (acquired by Freescale Semiconductor Inc.). Mr. Goldman began his career at PWC, holds a bachelor’s degree in Accounting and Economics from the University of Tel-Aviv and an Executive M.B.A. from Bradford University with distinction. He is a certified public accountant in Israel and member of the Steering Committee of the Israeli CFO Forum.

Dr. Giladi is leading the formulation development of drug products comprising cannabinoids in BOLs Pharma’s site in Revadim, as well as management of outsourced development projects according to BOL Pharma’s drug product development plan.

He is a leading lecturer and researcher at the Tel Aviv University and Tel Aviv Medical Center and has published dozens of scientific articles in leading international magazines on the effects of nutrition on human health and disease prevention. 

He also serves as the president of the Israel Diabetes Association, the head of the Israel National Council of Diabetes and president of D-Cure, a foundation that supports research in the field of diabetes. He is one of the world’s leading researchers and clinicians in diabetes, serving as the president of DIRECT  – Diabetes International Research and Educational Co-operative Team, a group of professional physicians from Central, Eastern and Southern Europe as well at the Mediterranean, who aim to develop ways to help prevent and control diabetes and enhance the quality of life of those suffering from diabetes. He serves on several advisory boards and is a member of several editorial boards, including the Israeli Medical Association Journal (IMAJ). Professor Raz received his M.D. from Hebrew University and completed post graduate studies at Hadassah Medical Center. 

His research is focused on polymeric Nano and Microparticulate and lipid-based drug delivery systems aimed at improving ocular bioavailability, dermal penetration and drug targeting. 

He obtained his BSc and MSc in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and his PhD in Biochemistry all at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Following his doctoral studies, he joined Prof. Bruce Ames at the University of California Berkeley for his post-doctoral training. His research there focused on new natural antioxidants and their activity in the human body. In 2014 Prof. Kohen was elected Head of the School of Pharmacy and Director of the Institute for Drug Research. Prof. Kohen is a member of the International Center for Cannabinoid Research at the Hebrew University. He is an author of more than 150 research articles and reviews, and 250 proceedings, abstracts and book chapters.

He serves as chairman of Israel’s National Diabetes Council’s committee on the prevention of diabetes complications and is the former president of the Israel Diabetes. Dr. Wainstein has authored, coauthored or contributed to over a hundred scientific publications and has been involved in dozens of clinical trials in the field of diabetes medicine and research.

Dr. Adi Aran, plans to test 120 low-to-medium functioning autistic individuals, aged 4 to 30 who will be given cannabis oils rich in cannabidiol (CBD), an active chemicals found in cannabis which is non-hallucinogenic. He has obtained the authorization in principle from the Israel Health Ministry for his tests. He is presently working on obtaining permits and finding subjects from other local hospitals, as well as from psychiatric facilities and centers dealing with childhood development.

He serves as a member of the board of the European Opiate Addiction Treatment Association and cofounded the Israeli branch of the International Society of Addiction Medicine. Haim also participates in the Israeli inter-ministerial regulatory committee on medical cannabis. Over the years, Haim has initiated and contributed to numerous distinguished projects and programs in the field of narcotics abuse, prevention, and education.

In 1992, Professor Mechoulam and his team identified the endocannabinoid Anandamide, a neurotransmitter which has a similar effect on the body as THC. Professor Mechoulam received his M.Sc. in biochemistry from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a Ph.D. from the Weizmann Institute. He completed postdoctoral studies at the Rockefeller Institute, New York. He has published some 390 scientific articles, holds about 25 patents, and is the recipient of numerous international awards and recognition. In 1999 the International Cannabinoid Research Society (ICRS) established an annual award named The R. Mechoulam Annual Award in Cannabinoid Research.