Talk:Rakefet Russak-Aminoach
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Dear @Arthur Crbz:, I'm replying in regards to the deletion of the file: Rakeft Russak-Aminoach - Ron Kedmi for Wikipedia.jpg I have received the release rights from the photographer and sent it last week to commons-copyvio@wikimedia.org.
Can you please undelete it?
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Dear @Arthur Crbz:,
An email was sent regarding the releasing rights of the Rakeft Russak-Aminoach - Ron Kedmi for Wikipedia.jpg photo directly from the owner.
The ticket number is: # 2019010810005345 and the mail was sent from ronkedmiworkshops@googlemail.com the owner.
I hope this is sufficient and we can proceed with undeleteing the image. Thank you! --Lightningfast11 (talk) 12:22, 21 January 2019 (UTC)
New content/subsection proposal
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Hello editors, my name is Aviv.
Due to my conflict of interest as an employee of Team8, I am suggesting updates for other editors to consider and implement on my behalf.
I would like to propose an "Other works" subsection to the end of the "Career" section; this can show recent information in chronology that doesn't belong before the "CEO of Bank Leumi" heading or under the "Digital banking" heading.
In this subsection, I would also like to propose the following content (please note the final sentence is already in the article and would need to be removed from its current spot so it does not appear twice. The tense was also changed here.):
Other works
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In 2020, Rakefet Russak-Aminoach and three* other partners at Team8 led the launch of Team8's first fintech venture creation fund.[1] In 2024, Russsak-Aminoach became a board member of BNY Mellon, and after serving for four years as director of the semiconductor startup Hailo Technologies, Russak-Aminoach was appointed as chairperson in the same year.[2][3] She is also a board member of the philanthropic organization Fulbright Israel and is among several Jewish and Israeli financial experts to assist the JFNA Loan Fund.[4][5] Russak-Aminoach headed the Association of Friends of 'Aharai!' ('Follow Me!'), a non-profit organization engaged in developing and encouraging leadership and social involvement amongst youth in the outlying areas of Israel.[6] References
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I would also like to suggest the following be added as the final sentence to the "Recognition" section:
- Russak-Aminoach was appointed in 2023 as honorary consul of Norway, which gave her quasi-diplomatic status.[1]
I would like to finally suggest the following be added to the "CEO of Bank Leumi" subsection after the sentence that reads, " To reach this landmark, Russak- Aminoach led a turnaround within the Leumi Group, focusing on digital transformation and enhancing efficiency."
- Russak-Aminoach's work at Leumi resulted in a Harvard Business School case study.[2]
Thank you for the review, Team8Aviv (talk) 14:30, 18 September 2024 (UTC)
- Hi, there's a problem with the two suggested additions directly above. In both cases the suggested text is a direct lift from the sources provided and thus falls foul of WP:COPYVIO.
- I've not looked though the larger suggested edit ('Other Works'), but hopefully it has not been constructed in the same way.
- Could you go back to the drawing board on these edit requests and reword them so that they are independent creations and neither direct lifts nor closely paraphrased from the sources concerned?
- I don't see any problem with the matters being described, only with the manner in which they are currently worded.
- Many thanks, Axad12 (talk) 08:22, 19 September 2024 (UTC)
References
- ^ Cashman, Greer Fay (2 August 2023). "Grapevine August 2, 2023: Reviving Odesa". The Jerusalem Post. Retrieved 8 July 2024.
- ^ Dobbs, Jim (21 June 2024). "Helping startups grow: Rakefet Russak-Aminoach". American Banker. Archived from the original on 6 August 2024. Retrieved 6 August 2024.