Born in South Africa in 1958, married with 3 children. Mr. Ilan Tamir holds a BSc. in Industrial Engineering from the Technion and an MBA degree from Tel Aviv University.

In the last 20 years he served in several financial and operational senior positions in Technology companies and as a CFO of a leading venture capital firm(BRM Capital).

Mr. George Georgiou, iMER VP Business Development, born in Nicosia, Cyprus in 1973. Mr. Georgiou holds a BEng. in Mechanical Engineering from Imperial College London and also holds MBA from Columbia Business school, New York.

Mr. Georgiou has worked for Morgan Stanley as a business analyst in Private Wealth Management in London, and as an Investment Analyst for Universal Life, the leading life insurance company in Cyprus.

Born in Haifa, in 1958 married with 2 children. Mr. Ady H. Jakubovitz holds a BSc. in Industrial Engineering and Information Technology from the Technion. In the last 20 years served as an executive and senior business manager in leading Hi-Tech global corporations.

Born in South Africa in 1950, married with 4 children. Graduate of the Universities of Pretoria and Cape Town South Africa. Registered specialist in Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine.

Fellow of the Faculty of Anaesthesiology, College of Medicine of South Africa since 1980 and Master of Philosophy in Critical Care Medicine from 1990, University of Cape Town. Previously Principal Specialist, Principal Lecturer and co-director of the Medical Intensive Care Unit of the Departments of Medicine and Anaesthesiology, University of Cape Town. 

Currently Director: Medical Intensive Care Unit, Department of Medicine, Hadassah Medical Organization and Clinical Senior lecturer of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Associate Editor of the Southern African Journal of Critical Care and Past Editorial Board member of Current Opinion in Pulmonology and Current Opinion in Critical Care. ATLS and ACLS Instructor since 1992.

Professor Linton is an internationally acknowledged expert in air ambulance transport of critically ill patients. Professor Linton is an Instrument Rated Commercial Pilot with more than 1,300 hours. In 1997 he organized the first Dedicated Air Ambulance service in the Middle East.