In February 2025, The IFM community convened for its seventh meeting, following a hiatus of about a year and a half due to the challenges of the “Swords of Iron” war.
The meeting, held in an atmosphere of renewed unity, highlighted the Group’s resilience and continued growth even in challenging times.
The Israel Museum, a prestigious institution renowned globally, recently undertook a crucial initiative to enhance its electrical infrastructure. This project involved replacing an antiquated high-voltage panel with a contemporary main switching station, significantly bolstering the museum’s electrical supply’s reliability and safety for the foreseeable future.
Following an intense period marked by round-the-clock efforts, some of which involved sustained periods in reserve duty, Electra Security’s CEO, Arik Regev Shuashi, chose to halt the relentless pace, to alleviate the recent stress, he orchestrated a distinctive seminar in Eilat for the Security Group.
Electra FM, as an asset management company looking to prepare for the growing trend of digital nomadism, can consider different strategies to adapt and expand its portfolio of services.
Electra Security, which specializes in providing advanced security solutions, continues to expand its activities in the field of violence prevention. About six months ago, the company began a unique training program for its customers with participation for patrol fighters, aimed at providing tools for coping effectively and effectively with violent incidents.
“Waste separation at the source expresses the highest level of awareness of the environment and its fragility that a person can adopt”, said Dudi Mizrahi, COO of Tavas, summarizing the process of introducing waste separation bins to the offices of Electra FM Group headquarters in the Amot Platinum building in Petah Tikva.
On the last day of February, the managers of the Electra FM Group gathered at the ANU Museum in Tel Aviv for a work plans conference 2024 titled “Resilience, Cohesion. Growth”.
