Netzach Israel, CEO of the cannabis company Cantek, announced today (Thursday) the appointment of Tzipi Livni, former Foreign Minister, as the company’s external strategic advisor. Netzach Israel, CEO of Cantek, said: “The company’s vision is growing, “Tzipi Livni will lead the company in implementing the strategy to make Kentak an international company. Livni is a leader in all of its avar, with a broad and sharp strategic vision that will help steer Kentak in its next steps.”
The cannabis company Cantek, which is engaged in multiplication, growth and distribution, has invested about NIS 73 million over the past year, from private money of the entrepreneurs, in the development of the company’s full value chain, which includes cultivation, production, factories, pharmacies, marketing and distribution in Israel and Europe. Through the Tree of Knowledge Center, which accompanies hundreds of people every month in exercising their right to medical cannabis treatment.
It also owns a subsidiary (Cantek Gmbh) based in Hamburg, Germany and holds import, export, manufacturing, marketing and distribution licenses for medical cannabis in Europe.
Livni ended up in the political system in 2019, when the then chairman of the Labor Party, Avi Gabay, decided to disband the “Zionist camp.” Since then, her name has been mentioned as a potential candidate in the center-left bloc in recent elections, but it has not worked.