Teaching

I teach a range of courses that explore the intersection of law, business, and innovation, with a particular focus on the legal frameworks that shape entrepreneurial ecosystems. 

At the University of Haifa Faculty of Law, I teach the foundational course in Corporate Law, alongside an advanced seminar on the Law and Finance of New Ventures, which examines the legal and financial structures that support high-growth startups, with particular attention to venture capital, equity allocation, and founder-investor governance. I also offer a seminar on Corporate Law in the Era of ESG, which explores how evolving environmental, social, and governance norms are reshaping corporate purpose, fiduciary duties, and accountability mechanisms. 

At the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, I teach Law and Entrepreneurship in the MBA program. This interdisciplinary course introduces business students to the legal foundations of venture creation, including ownership structures, regulatory strategy, and the role of legal design in startup success. 

Across all of these courses, my goal is to equip students, whether future lawyers, entrepreneurs, or executives, with the legal literacy and strategic insight needed to navigate complex business environments and lead responsibly in the innovation economy.