Helping Israeli Technology Companies Scale Into Enduring Global Businesses

Rob Levy is a technology executive, company builder, and board leader whose career combines deep technical expertise, enterprise-scale operating responsibility, and investment strategy.

Rob currently serves as Executive Chairman & Co-Founder of MilestoneZERO, leading corporate strategy, global scaling, channel partnerships, and fundraising. He is also a director of Kontent.ai and advises Akeyless, Raycom, and ZERO on strategy, growth, and market development. As a sector advisor to Goldman Sachs’ Private Equity Value Accelerator, he works with investment partners and portfolio leaders on enterprise software strategy and value creation.

Previously an Expert Partner in Bain & Company’s Private Equity Group, Rob advised on $50 billion in transactions and worked with investors, boards, and CEOs on investment strategy, commercial and technical diligence, growth, and post-acquisition transformation. His experience spans corporate acquisitions, private equity, venture capital, and portfolio company execution.

Rob’s executive career includes serving as EVP and CTO at BEA Systems, Chief Technology Strategist and divisional General Manager at CA Technologies, and Chief Products Officer at Progress Software. He built BEA’s AquaLogic business from inception to $200 million in under two years and founded and led PwC’s Global Innovation Software Labs, combining client consulting with global R&D and commercialization. His operating experience includes P&L responsibility up to $1 billion and teams of more than 1,000.

His extensive board and advisory experience includes supporting CEOs, recruiting leadership, shaping strategy, and guiding companies through growth, restructuring, and exits. Highlights include chairing CodeLogic, serving on Revelytix’s board ahead of its asset sale to Teradata, and leading InRule’s exit to Pamlico Capital as Senior Board Advisor.

Rob brings a global network of enterprise leaders, strategic partners, investors, and executive talent to help companies open markets, build leadership teams, and execute growth strategies.

Tsvi Gal is a technology executive, investor, and board director whose experience combines deep expertise in AI and high-performance computing, global operating leadership, and enterprise transformation.

Tsvi currently serves as Chief Technology Officer and Head of Enterprise Technology Services at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, leading technology strategy, engineering, and operations supporting research, clinical care, and administration. His remit spans AI, high-performance computing, cloud platforms, cybersecurity, and operational resilience.

Previously CTO at Morgan Stanley, Tsvi led a multiyear transformation of the firm’s global technology infrastructure. His work included algorithmic trading platforms, AI and machine learning, cloud adoption, mainframe modernization, and integration of Smith Barney’s architecture. He directed infrastructure optimization programs delivering more than $400 million in annual savings while supporting the growth of the firm’s wealth management business.

His earlier leadership roles include senior CIO and CTO positions at Merrill Lynch/Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, and Wells Fargo, and serving as president of ATT.COM. At Warner Music Group, he helped pioneer digital music distribution in partnership with Apple. His career spans the development of online banking, digital wealth management, and platforms supporting global financial markets and scientific research.

As a former General Partner at Exigen Capital and Senior Advisor to McKinsey & Company, Tsvi brings investment and advisory perspectives alongside his operating experience, connecting technology strategy with business priorities, execution, and value creation.

He serves on the board of Outcomes Matter Innovations and Nutanix’s Executive Advisory Board, with additional advisory roles at Vibranium Labs and Rogo. Previous directorships include IDB Bank and Exadel. His board experience includes two companies that went public and six that completed M&A transactions.