Recent Publications and Speaking Engagements
This is a selection of my media appearances, podcast interviews, and speaking engagements. I frequently speak about B2B marketing strategy, content that earns attention, global logistics innovation, and the intersection of technology and traditional industries.
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2025
Marketing Envy: AI, PR and SEO In The Future
BBC Radio Interview
Featured on BBC Radio discussing global supply chain resilience in the face of new tariffs.
Wix Podcast Appearance
Discussed the evolution of B2B marketing, data marketing, and how to drive user value with research.
2023
Global Logistics and Supply Chain Strategies Book Chapter
Oktopost Podcast Appearance
Deep dive into B2B social media strategy, content distribution, and how to measure the real impact of social media marketing in complex sales cycles.
2022
New York Times Article
Featured in the New York Times' coverage of how digital platforms are transforming the logistics industry during the pandemic, highlighting Freightos' role in modernizing freight booking and management.
People in Maritime Podcast
2021
Disrupting Logistics Book Chapter
Order your Christmas presents now - the shipping crisis isn't ending anytime soon
Contributed article advising early holiday shopping due to ongoing shipping crisis.
Alibaba.com Transformer Webinar
Anything that Moves Podcast
The supply chain crisis isn't just about consumer behavior - it's about decades of industry cost-cutting
Contributed article explaining how the supply chain crisis stems from industry cost-cutting rather than consumer behavior.
2020
Jerusalem Post Article
Featured in the Jerusalem Post for creating pandemic-themed versions of classic children's books, helping families explain COVID-19 to their kids in a relatable way.
2019
Wall Street Journal Article
Featured in the Wall Street Journal's coverage of Israel's tech sector and the unexpected persistence of fax machines in modern business.