Nice to meet you!
My name is Marik Brestovitsky, I'm 39 years old, married to Meital, and we have three wonderful children: Or, Eitan, and Ido.
I enjoy cycling, racing cars, and participating in racing tracks in Israel in my spare time.
A bit more about me...
I'm a curious person and a technology enthusiast. Ever since I was a child, I've always been fascinated by how things work. I loved to disassemble computers and see how they were built, and I was always the first to explore new technologies.
My curiosity led me to pursue a career as an Information Systems Director. In this role, I'm responsible for managing all of the company's information systems, including the computer infrastructure, networks, information security, and software development. I believe that technology is a powerful tool that can help organizations achieve their goals. I'm committed to using my skills and knowledge to lead the organization towards a bright technological future.
Beyond my work:
I'm also very active in the local technology community. I regularly participate in conferences and meetups and am always happy to share my knowledge with others. I enjoy spending time with family and friends when I'm not working or volunteering. I love hiking, cycling, and racing cars. I also enjoy reading about science and technology and always look for new ways to learn and grow.
I believe that everyone can make a positive impact on the world through technology. I'm committed to using my skills and knowledge to develop innovative solutions to global problems. I'm always looking for new ways to combine my love of technology with my desire to help others.
Community involvement ❤
I'm the Chairman of the "Computer from the Heart" organization, which provides free computers to children and families who cannot afford them.
I volunteer to teach teenagers. Volunteering to teach is extremely important, valuable for both the teacher and the student,and has a positive impact on society as a whole.
Volunteering in education helps make knowledge and skills accessible to disadvantaged populations who don't always have the means to acquire education privately.
Volunteering in education helps ensure equal opportunities for all, regardless of socioeconomic background.