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“For a long time, I’d wanted to combine innovation, education and technology,” said Ivgi. “As a young parent, I saw my kids lose interest in the formal education system, and I thought there has to be another way.”
Ivgi’s had already made one foray into EdTech — he’d developed a game for a French tech firm, that used Legos and software to teach physics and engineering. When Shmulik, who just founded the Center for Technological Leadership, asked Ivgi to join him in running a coding camp with him for the children of IBM employees, he jumped at the chance.
“The feedback was amazing,” he said. ” Working with young minds filled me with satisfaction and pure joy. I decided to follow my heart and join the Center.”

“After 16 years working in the EdTech industry, I could appreciate the magic taking place in the Center’s virtual classes,” says Yariv. “I was very surprised to see that in the new digital world with all its addictive games, our sons and their classmates preferred to learn, create and invent. After a few sessions, my son was proud to show me the new app he developed by himself.”
The Binnun brothers were impressed by the philosophy, educational values, and technological expertise of the Center.
“We acquired the center and went on a new adventure together,” said Yariv.