Gal-Or is the eldest son, and he has a younger brother named Gillad. Gal-Or was born in Haifa, Israel on September 5, 1962 on/kloc-0. His father Leah and his mother Benjamin are both professors at Israel Institute of Technology and Engineering. Gal-Or's mother specializes in chemistry and raw material science, while his father is an aviation and mechanical expert. Gal-Or said, "I almost grew up in Israel Institute of Technology. Gal-Or began to make his own model plane when he was four years old. As a teenager, he joined the Gadna Avir (Israel Youth Defence Force) organized by the Israeli Air Force. As part of this project, Gal-Or, as a member of the delegation, went to Norway for an air show in 1979. He studied at the Hebrew Riley School in Haifa, the oldest and most advanced middle school in Israel, and graduated from the Academy of Physical Sciences. At school, he also became a member of the youth movement of "applying what he has learned".

Military life

Gal-Or began to serve the Israeli army when he was in flight school. After graduation, he became a fighter pilot and began his 24-year career as a fighter pilot. He has flown Phantom Jet, F- 16 and A-4. At the same time, he also joined the aerobatic team. Gal-Or said, "I will never forget the day when198610 16: Ron Arad of Israeli MIA took off on an F-4 phantom jet at the same time, but we lost him forever."

Now, Amir Gal-Orr has resigned as the head of the activity preparation and served as the instructor of the military flight school. He still remembers his graduation ceremony-mainly because he flew with a broken arm. "When Premier Chamil shook hands with me, the pain was unbearable. Later, after the famous pilot-Chuck Yago broke his arm and broke the flight record, I got a nickname-Chuck Yago. " Because he is irreplaceable and doesn't want to upset the whole flight plan, he will fly anyway. He said: "The graduation ceremony is a crucial event.

Experience in serving in the air force. He said, "I believe that a person's first job will have an impact on his life's behavior. Accounting will be the shadow of accounting for a lifetime, and pilots will have the shadow of pilots all their lives. " At the gate of Gal-Or's squadron, there is a motto: "if the difficult task can be solved immediately, then the impossible task just needs more time." Gal-Or told reporters that he never forgot this proverb.

Gal-Or said: "Flying has given me a lot of abilities, which allows me to look at things from different angles and with different principles. I usually judge by intuition. Flying taught me how to control risks in a chaotic state and how to achieve results without any information. You don't have any vision in the cab at all, you can only get a few words from the radar information, and you must judge whether it is up or down from these fragmentary information. This is the essence of fighter flight. From here, I understand that nothing is impossible in the world. Moreover, I found that my flying career has many similarities with my current venture capital work, especially how to control risks in a changing environment. "

Recent occupation

Gal-Or's entrepreneurial career began at 1990 Incubation Base of Israel Institute of Technology. After seven years of compulsory military service, he returned to his hometown of Haifa and studied at Haifa University. He and his mother set up two high-tech materials companies together: one is Tan, who develops high-end high-temperature resistant ceramic materials and invests with Paz Fuel Company. Finally, the investor acquired Paz Company, obtained relevant technical authorization, and Tan was acquired.

Gal-Or received a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Business Administration from Haifa University and an MBA degree from Tel Aviv University. Later, he took courses in venture capital and private equity investment at Harvard University.

Gal-Or said: "I have easy access to the technical field at home, and I have studied economics in the Air Force and schools. Therefore, I have always had a good intuition about forming a company. "

In the mid-1990s, Gal-Or was transformed into a venture capital industry. Gal-Or once mentioned in an interview: "Israel's new enterprises are like Gaffa oranges in the 1950s. Now, there are no Gaffa oranges, because we have lost our advantage in citrus. So we went out and started a new company. I have been in the air force for half my life, and now I want to export oranges. This is a business, a challenge and a contribution to my country. This is the driving force of my career. "

Gal-Or 1998 joined Infinity Private Equity Company, and 200 1 took the leadership position.

In 2002, the Office of Israel's Chief Scientist (OCS) launched a privatization "Technology Incubator Program". With the support of Infinity, Gal-Or and his partners privatized Maayan, which is headquartered in the southern Israeli city of Beersheba. Since then, Infinity has gained control of technology incubators in Dimona and Jerusalem, and also acquired some bases in Ofakim, also located in southern Israel. Each incubation base has its own specialty, and at the same time, it maintains all these incubation bases indefinitely and provides them with what they need.

family life

Gal-Or's wife Einat Maor is an architect who was born in Haifa on 1969. They have four children: Raz (born in 1995), amit (born in 1996), Talia (born in 1999) and Sheila (born in 2005). Usually, Gal-Or plays football with children when he is free. He thinks it's time for him to think. In order to better develop in China, the Gal-Or family moved from Israel to Hongkong on February 5th, 2007.