An expert in sustainable development with extensive experience in corporate sustainability and ESG, specializing in consumer goods, food systems, and international development. Recipient of the 2023 United Nations Award for her contributions to advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Before joining the private sector and the global headquarters of the Strauss Group, she represented Israel at the UN in New York and the OECD in Paris as an advisor on socio-economic and sustainable development (sustainability) issues. She holds a Bachelor's degree from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a Master's from The New School in New York, where she specialized in development and economic analysis.

She possesses unique and extensive knowledge of global development processes, including collaboration with international organizations, UN negotiations, and implementing the UN’s SDGs. In 2017, she was recognized among the outstanding alumni of the American network of Hebrew University graduates; in 2019, she participated in an international delegation to Cuba, where she researched the informal economy in the developing nation, focusing on its impact on youth and women. And, in 2024, she was named one of the Hebrew University's "40 under 40" of up-and-coming young leaders.

She serves as a board member of SID (Society for International Development) Israel, promoting international aid and sustainable development, and as a lecturer at Reichman University’s School of Sustainability, and a Raisina Young Fellows Programme, also known as the Asian Forum on Global Governance (AFGG).