Bicultural, Marc is French by origin and has lived in Israel for a very long time. He is trilingual.

He also holds a dual academic background: through the renowned “MSTCF” Master from Université Paris Dauphine – PSL in France (following a BA in Economics from the same institution), and through a dedicated program at The Open University in Israel focused on taxation (both local and international), business law and corporate law.

As early as 1998, Marc became the first European Chartered Accountant to relocate to Israel within a Big 4 firm (Israeli Institute of Certified Public Accountants). His certification’s thesis explored, as early as 1999, the pioneering theme of strategic development opportunities for French corporations in Israel. In particular, while already identifying Israel's appeal as a destination for investment in innovative technologies, he also examined further certain aspects of the France–Israel tax treaty.

Since then, he has built a recognized expertise in investments and business between the two countries. Particularly within the realm of innovative industries.

Before laying the foundations of NFI Partners, Marc built a rich and diversified professional career, both in Israel and in France.

He worked across three complementary disciplines, on an international scale: statutory audit and financial audit, then strategic advisory, transaction services and corporate finance (notably between European and Israeli operators); alternative investments in general (private equity, real estate, hedge funds) and venture capital within Israel's thriving startups ecosystem in particular; creation, management, oversight and turnaround of companies (both private and publicly listed — Nasdaq/TASE) and of professional practices.

Marc has pursued a firmly entrepreneurial path, both fully independently and within leading organizations. He worked for firms such as PwC (France/Israel), which later became KPMG Somekh Chaikin (Israel — co-founder of the Technology Group), Nessuah-Zannex Venture Capital / US Bancorp Piper Jaffray (Israel/USA), Russell Bedford International (France/UK — founder of the Private Equity Advisory Group), Harel Insurance & Finance (head of alternative investments for one of Israel's leading institutional investors) and Hutchison Kinrot (an Israeli seed fund born of the alliance between the global Hutchison Group conglomerate and the Israel Innovation Authority). He also served as CEO and as a Board Member of several private and public companies in Israel and in France.

Shlomo (Shlomi) is a Certified Public Accountant qualified in Israel.

He also holds a B.A. in Economics and Accounting from the prestigious Bar-Ilan University.

Shlomi has more than 20 years of rich and varied experience in the world of accounting and corporate finance in Israel.

His professional career spans the full spectrum: accounting services for individuals, SMEs and international groups; financial controllership for private subsidiaries of large groups; tax advisory for individuals and businesses; statutory audit and financial audit within a Big 4 firm; and economic advisory and corporate finance (business planning, valuations, government grants).

Over the course of his career, Shlomi has thus developed strong expertise the field of accounting in Israel: bookkeeping and preparation of financial statements (including consolidated accounts), tax advisory across a wide range of areas (tax planning, investments incentive law, annual filings, wealth declarations, VAT declarations, social security), accounting and financial reporting to investors or parent companies, preparation and monitoring of operating budgets, economic advisory (including efficiency measures for companies and household financial management), as well as statutory audit for private and listed companies.

In particular, he has built extensive experience in the industrial, financial, commercial, real estate development and income-producing property sectors in Israel.

With an intimate knowledge of the Israeli economic landscape, he combines rigorous execution, a thorough command of local administrative processes, and hands-on pragmatism.

He worked for leading organizations such as KPMG Somekh Chaikin (Israel), Agan Chemicals (Israel) and Mintz Gedge & Co CPA (Israel), and has since worked as an independent practitioner.

This career path — spanning a global audit firm, a corporation, a mid-sized accounting firm and independent advisory activities — gives him a rare professional depth in the world of accounting. Shlomi stands out for his ability to adapt to clients with very different profiles.

Frederic is a Chartered Accountant and Statutory Auditor qualified in France.

He also holds a “MSTCF” Master from Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, a DEA in Management Sciences from the same institution (third academic cycle), as well as a Master in Finance and Asset Management from Paris Dauphine – ENSAE Paris.

Financial Markets Authority (“AMF”)-certified and a Sustainability Auditor, he incorporates the most recent regulatory requirements as well as CSR considerations into his engagements.

Frederic has 30 years of diversified experience in corporate finance, accounting and investments in France and internationally.

His career spans the full finance–investments spectrum. He began his career within a Big 4 firm, in accounting and financial audit. He then spent some fifteen years in real estate investment in France and Spain, leading transactions worth several hundred million euros for international funds, before orchestrating deals generating returns above 20% through his own investment vehicle. An entrepreneur at heart, he personally handled the structuring, bank financing and end-to-end management of these transactions. He subsequently served as CFO of a listed company, where he notably implemented a structured financing that avoided insolvency. Since then, he has practiced as a chartered accountant, specializing notably in accompanying the finance function within corporations.

This trajectory gives him an operational and strategic understanding of complex financial situations (debt, crises, expansion), a rare ability in the world of accounting.

He also has an informed understanding of the Israeli ecosystem and has advised Israeli investors in their real estate investments in France.

He worked for organizations such as Arthur Andersen (France), Orion Capital Managers (France/Spain), B6 Invest (France), STAM Europe (France/Europe) and Auplata (France). He founded ADISECT, an association dedicated to defending the social interest of listed companies, particularly in the field of innovative industries. He also serves as an advisor to the Chamber of Commerce for small businesses facing cash-flow difficulties.