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Israeli data center operator MedOne promotes former CEO Ronnie Sadeh to President

Israeli data center operator MedOne’s CEO, Ronnie Sadeh, has become the company’s president.. Sadeh had been in post since 2009, and is being replaced by Eitan Damari, a MedOne statement said.. – MedOne. Damari previously held senior management positions in Taavura Holdings Group and the Livnat Group, both of which are owned by the Livnat family, an Israeli business dynasty..

Founded in 1997 by the Livnat family, MedOne offers colocation, interconnection, and cloud services.. The company also specializes in building underground data centers and operates facilities in Tel Aviv, Petah Tikva, and Tirat HaCarmel. It is currently building underground data centers in Kfar Yona, Ramla, and Dimona..

The Livnat family sold a 49 percent stake in the company to American private equity firm Berkshire Partners in 2022. Investment also came from the van Rooyen Group, a family investment group led by the former CEO of Cologix and current Tract CEO, Grant van Rooyen.. More in Middle East.

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