Yosi Danciger Management & Orchards LTD Assess properly, Fix all, Confirm completion. Yosi Danciger Management & Orchards LTD Yosi Danciger has proven experience with start-up ventures. Joining Eden Springs (Mei Eden) in 1989, Danciger headed the water cooler company, which paved the way to the new market of mineral water coolers in Israel. With 33,000 cooler clients, Danciger left for Belgium to start Sip-Well International, currently the fifth largest cooler company in Europe serving 25,000 customers with a turnover of more than 12,000,000 Euro. During his six years at Sip - Well, Danciger headed the education committee in the European Bottled Water Association (EBWA), and acted as a board member of the association. Danciger has vast experience with introducing new products, establishing strong sales forces and international marketing. Yosi Danciger owns a citrus farm company and is the founder and CEO of Weshareit.com Ltd. (www.weshareit.com) He holds a BA in political sciences from the University of Tel Aviv and served in the IDF Armored Corps with a renk of Liuetenant Colonel. Launched in the beginning of 2000,Weshreit.com is a high-tec startup that serves as an enabling platform developer and application software provider (ASP), for associations. The Medicin college is the largest and most popular school in Israel for the comprehensive study of Complementary Medicine. During the second half of 2000, Danciger successfully led the restructuring and merger of the college with "Amal" a major Israeli school and college network. The Q Group Plc. is the leading global developer and publisher of e-Learning language education solutions for the institutional academic market with headquarters in London, Utrecht and Tel Aviv. Danciger served as CEO for the group, leading a restructuring program while attaining strategic contracts with a list of blue-chip organizations including, inter alia, Berlitz, the leading global language services firm and Riverdeep Group plc, a leader in the market of multi-platform K-12 educational products in the USA. At the beginning of 2002, Europcar Israel was erected from a merger of the israeli franchises of Europcar and Sixt. This company was losing more than $US 25 million from its vehicle leasing, renting and selling operations, duplicate staff locations and under-performing agents. It needed an urgent turn-around process. Danciger was appointed CEO in June 2002 and introduced a plan, which focused on profitable leasing, used car sales and closing down all non-performing car rental agencies.Within 18 months, the company had converted a quarterly loss of $US 1.2 million into a net $110,000 profit in the last quarter of 2003. The company reduced 40% of its $US 80 million debt to the banks by the end of 2003 and earned a net profit of $US 2.4 million in 2004. Europcar was sold to Eldan car rentals in mid 2004.