Definitely Uncertain: The Private Wealth Podcast

Beatie Deutsch is the Israeli national champion in the marathon and half marathon. As a mother of five young children, she has learned to apply her training to the real marathon of life. Beatie took up running just seven years ago and is now training as an elite athlete, representing Israel on the international stage. More than anything else, her journey has empowered her to dream big and keep reaching higher, a message Beatie is passionate about sharing with audiences around the world.

Join us for an in-depth analysis of the current state of affairs with Michael Oren, former Israeli Ambassador to the US. After his time in DC, Oren served as a MK and Deputy Minister of Diplomacy in the Prime Minister’s Office. He has authored several NY Times bestsellers including Six Days of War, Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israel Divide and Power, Faith, and Fantasy and is the founder of Israel Advocacy Group. Ambassador Oren's latest writing can be found on his Substack, Clarity. ClarityWithMichaelOren.Substack

Join us for a fascinating podcast with Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, former deputy mayor of Jerusalem and co-founder of the UAE-Israel Business Council. Explore her insights on the impact of the current conflict on bilateral relations under the Abraham Accords, her innovative initiatives in Jerusalem's multicultural landscape, and her role as Israel's first special envoy for innovation.

Avi Weiss, President of the Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel and Professor of Economics at Bar-Ilan University, brings a wealth of expertise to the discussion on budget priorities post-October 7th, and the ramifications of the war on Israel's economy, technology, real estate sectors, and the recent Moody's credit downgrade.

Saul Singer, Co-author of The Genius of Israel: The Surprising Resilience of a Divided Nation in a Turbulent World, explains how unity of purpose is essential to the health and future of the country.

Join us as we speak with an Alternative Credit Specialist and unravel the complexities of private debt and its implications in today's market. Together, we explore the heightened risks in a high-interest-rate environment, providing valuable insights for investors navigating this dynamic landscape.

The Economist's Tom Easton has a unique lens via which to understand what's happening in the world’s most populous country and the 5th largest economy. During out podcast we discuss India's transition from "Basket Case to Bread Basket", how Synagogue attendance is a great measure of India's openness for business, and how excellence and motivation in education underpins the future. Tom Easton is The Economist’s India Business & Finance Editor and Mumbai Bureau Chief.

In the wake of the events of October 7th there has been overwhelming desire by individuals to financially support Israel’s civil and defense needs by supporters around the world. As the war continues into its third month, it is critical for major donors and foundations to develop comprehensive, thoughtful and actionable plans for the short, medium and long term needs of those most impacted.  In this week’s episode of the podcast, Daniel speaks to Michael Bloch, a former McKinsey Senior Partner. In early 2021 Michael left McKinsey to focus full-time on the social sector and founded Israel Impact Partners to help philanthropic individuals and foundations solve social issues and accelerate the growth of the non-profit organizations they support. https://www.israel-impact.com/

On this week’s episode of the podcast, Darren speaks to Jason Greenblatt, former White House Envoy to the Middle East and one of the architects of the Abraham Accords.  Jason discusses how October 7th and the Gaza War is impacting Israel’s relationships with its new regional Arab partners, the warming ties between Israel and Saudi Arabia and on regional trade an investment.  They also discuss the threat to Israel and global trade posed by Houthis in Yemen. Tune in for a timely and fascinating discussion.

In the aftermath of the October 7th Massacre, Israeli society is at a war, recovering from a national trauma and at undergoing a period of deep soul searching. On this special episode of the Definitely Uncertain podcast, Darren speaks to Gary Leibler, managing Partner of Shavit Capital in Jerusalem, about the impact of these momentous and tragic events on Israeli society, security and business - what we know and don’t know.  Brough to you by Goldrock - www.goldrockcap.com