Guy Sheffer

An active member of the Israeli Free and Open Source community a Blogger and an Open Source developer. Guy believes that its possible to build everything and that it shouldn't take more then half an hour. These days Guy is studying for a B.A degree in Physics at the Hebrew University and is trying to bring the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) project to Israel.

Guy has a blog written in Hebrew and another written in English .

 

Lisha Sterling

Lisha Sterling is an anthropologist by training and a software developer by profession. while studying at UCBerkeley she began developing Websites for some extra cash. She's done development for Wells Fargo Bank, Amazon.com, fring, a bunch of rock stars, and a ton of smaller companies. Her interests span both the sociological and engineering sides of technology, including education, the social and political impacts of technology, FOSS, Linux, gadgets and geeky toys, and technologies that empower people to make the world a better place.

Lisha is also a poet and a chronic optimist. You can find more about
her other projects at alwayssababa

Twitter: http://twitter.com/lishevita

Reuven Lerner

Reuven M. Lerner has been creating Web applications since 1993, when he set up one of the first 100 sites on the Web . He is now a Web developer, trainer, author, and consultant specializing in the use of open-source Web/database technologies. His monthly column for Web developers has been published by Linux Journal since 1996, covering such topics as Ruby, PostgreSQL, and jQuery. In addition, Reuven is a PhD candidate in "learning sciences" at Northwestern University, developing and researching collaborative technologies for creating and sharing software simulations. Reuven lives in Modi'in with his wife and three children.

Meir Kriheli

Yael Vaya

Crictor Founder. Founder of Zulo with Meir Kriheli of Whatsup , Guy Sheffer, Meital Bourvine, and many others the project was sponsored by ISOC-IL (Israel Interent Assoication). Initiated Hatzor High-School project with Tzafrir Cohen, and Izi Goldenberg, Ori Idan, Haifux - the Haifa Linux club and many other great members of the Israeli FOSS community, received 2005 Hamakor prize for this activity.

Researcher of Israeli and European start-up companies at VentureOne, London, a Reuters company (later acquired by Wicks). Producer and Journalist for an Israeli private production house working with local and foreign TV news companies.

Received MSc from the London School of Economics (LSE), London, and a BA degree from the College of Management, Tel Aviv.  

You are welcome to contact me via mail: yael AT crictor DOT co DOT il

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Doron Ofek

Doron's blog

Inbar Hovav

Born in 1986. Like many other young girls she dreamed of becoming a top model. At 16 she learned nail building. However quite soon her father recognized her great potential as a top model but also as an autodidact and helped her discover computers and electronics. Inbar soon became a hardware hacker - meaning any product that she lays her hands on will soon be dismantled and rebuilt to accomplish some weird new function of which the manufacturer never intended. These days she spends her days as a System Admin and at night is Crictor's Hack show Presenter. She contributes from her knowledge to the Free and Open Source community speaks Esperanto, listens to Instrumental music and Loves fishing.

Blog: http://inbarhovav.blogspot.com/

Ira Abramov

Consultant, Writer, Teacher, Free Thinker, Information addict. Studying the 'fault line' between society and technology. Ira's blog Twitter and FriendFeed