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Tuvia Milsztein
Former Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldier Tuvia Milsztein has built an impressive real estate investment portfolio since moving to the United States in 1981. Born, raised, and educated in Israel, Tuvia Milsztein served on the front lines in the 1973 Yom Kippur War. After completing his active duty in the IDF, in 1974 Tuvia Milsztein married his army sweetheart. Tuvia Milstein earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business and Management from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa. Shortly after completing his studies, he immigrated to the United States with his family and started a new life in California. Deciding early to set his own course to success, Tuvia Milsztein pursued an Entrepreneurship MBA from The University of Southern California, ranked as one of the country’s top schools for accounting, finance, entrepreneurship, and international business studies. A leader in his field, Tuvia Milsztein has built a lucrative career in real estate investment, investing in commercial and industrial properties nationwide. Based in Encino, California, Tuvia Milsztein is an active political supporter. Over the last decade, Tuvia Milsztein has donated thousands of dollars to political candidates, who support a strong bond between the United State and Israel, including Nevada Senator Harry Reid, South Dakota Senator Tim Johnson, and Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar. Also, heavily immersed in charity work, Tuvia Milsztein is affiliated with Israel-based health advocacy group Ezer Mizion, addiction treatment center Beit T’Shuvah, and the Israel Cancer Research Fund, to name just a few organizations. Tuvia Milsztein also founded his own non-profit, the Milsztein Family Foundation. When he finds time away from his philanthropic endeavors and the exciting world of real estate investment, Tuvia Milsztein enjoys a variety of hobbies including basketball and dancing.
Tuvia Milsztein's Publications
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Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology, Tuvia Milsztein
December, 2010
Born and raised in Israel, Mr. Tuvia Milsztein attended Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology and graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management. Construction of the Technion commenced in 1912 after Ezra, a German-Jewish fund, identified the need for increased access to higher education in engineering and the sciences. Opening its doors in 1924, Technion quickly grew as a center for scientific education during the subsequent decades. Until the 1970s, Technion was the only engineering school in Israel and it remains a cornerstone of scientific education and research in the country. At Technion, a number of important scientific discoveries were made, including an effective method of skin transplantation, a new Quasicrystal structure, the Lempel-Ziv-Welch algorithm for compression, the programming language PHP, and the biological basis of cell protein disassembly, which secured a Nobel Prize for two of the school’s professors. In order to facilitate its future research projects, Technion has forged collaborative relationships with universities around the world, including Harvard University, Johns Hopkins University and the Mayo Medical School. At present, Technion is home to the Rappaport Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Industrial Engineering and Management, and the Signal and Image Processing Lab. Students engage in a number of undergraduate and graduate programs in fields ranging from medicine to science education. In order to inspire an interest in the sciences at a young age, Technion operates several after-school and summer programs through which children can learn about electronics, computer programming, physical sciences and architecture.
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