Management
Yifat Mann
TriEnglish Founder and General Manager, Yifat, received her BA in communication studies and psychology from Montclair State University in the United States, her MBA from Ben-Gurion University in the Negev, and her English teaching certificate from Achva Academic College. In addition to managing and developing the business, Yifat also deals with recruiting qualified and talented teachers, building effective training programs and continuously developing up-to-date teaching material. Yifat specializes in coaching business people and focuses on increasing their influence in the organization by strengthening their communication skills when delivering presentations, writing emails, negotiating, and managing meetings.
Judy
Judy obtained her BA in criminal justice from Philadelphia’s Temple University. She worked as a staffing services manager for over 10 years, managing all phases of recruitment, employee training and customer service. Utilizing a wide range of skill building methods, Judy has been teaching English to business professionals for over 17 years, developing their spoken and written communication skills, building their confidence and giving them practical and proven tips to improve their business English skills. In addition, she conducts intercultural communication and email writing workshops for managers and employees of pharmaceutical, hi-tech, medical and communications companies. Judy’s many years of living and doing business in the United States is an added value to her clients who do business with American counterparts.
Natali
Natalie obtained her BA in general studies at Sapir College. She is our excellent administrative manager and as part of her role manages the company’s bookkeeping matters, accompanies clients in their registration process, works with our suppliers and couriers, and makes sure to answer all questions and requests. Her smile and pleasant personality are reflected in the professional and dedicated service she provides to customers, lecturers and suppliers alike.
