Ayala Alternative Organizational Consulting

Philippe Scheimann studied electrical engineering (MSc, Major: Telecom) in France then moved to Israel. He holds a M.B.A from Theseus Institute (MBA in Strategy, Innovation, Information and Technology). Before getting his M.B.A in 1991, he held a position in the Planning Department of Bezeq, the Israeli Telecommunications Corporation.
Since 1991, he has worked as a management and IT consultant for European, Israeli and American companies and institutions.
In April 2002, Philippe co-founded Ayala Alternative Organizational Consulting Ltd, an innovative Israeli consulting company that is focused on improving technology and soft issues of communication between people and between companies.
Philippe has been and continues to be active in a number of Internet and telecom related ventures working on product development, requirement management, business model and webmarketing.
He has been consulting, teaching and giving seminars on Management, Internet, WebMarketing and Ecommerce.
He has published a number of papers in Congresses and magazines in Israel, Europe and in the US.
During the last 8 years, in parallel to his business activities, he has been active as a social entrepreneur and peace activist helping in various frameworks such as of the Negev Institute for Sustainable Peace and Economic Development and the Institute of World Affairs . Thanks to his technical and management skills, he co-initiated programs, set up and maintained Virtual Communities for peace and educational programs:Sustainable eSchool, ALLinPeace, Budo for Peace . It included the set up of information centers, websites and webConferences and the enrollment and guidance of online moderators from Rheingold Associates.
Philippe is working with Artist Yehuda Goldin organizing plastic art and martial art activities for the community such as graffiti competitions.
Philippe is the Treasurer, Chief Technologist and Head of Israel Office of POLITECH INSTITUTE, a European Center of Political Technologies located in Brussels, Belgium.
He is also the general secretary of ACTIM-Israel an association funded by Ubifrance to promote business and technical relationships between Israel and France.
Philippe is member of the art group Light is good whose work was part of the exhibition Lights in the Museum Israel in 2005.
Philippe, 46, is French & Israeli and speaks fluently French, English and Hebrew.
He lives in the center of Israel and is married with two children.