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Ido Rosolio
Ido Rosolio is an Israeli economist and executive who served as CEO of the Mekorot water company from 2008 to 2011.
born 1951CEO of MekorotCEO of the Ashdod refineryCEO of Telmania

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Ido Rosolio was born in 1951 in Kabri
Ido Rosolio was born in 1951 and grew up on Kibbutz Kabri. His parents were Daniel and Margalit Rosolio. His maternal grandfather was Dr. Nathan (Wilhelm) Wolff.
He served in the army as a fighter pilot and was discharged as a lieutenant colonel.
He earned a BSc in mechanical engineering from the Technion. He also holds a master's degree in business administration from Tel Aviv University and Northwestern University in Chicago.
In the 1990s he was CEO of Kabiran. In 1999 he became CEO of the Ashdod oil refinery, and in 2008 he was chosen as CEO of Mekorot, a post he held until July 2011. He was later named head of the industry sector and deputy CEO of Bazan, but left after less than a year.
He later became CEO of Telmania, a company that builds and runs power plants in Israel and abroad. He lives in Gedera, is married to Noa Meller, also from Kabri, and has 4 children.
Ido Rosolio's life in 4 milestones
- 1951
Born and raised on Kibbutz Kabri.
- 1999
Became CEO of the Ashdod oil refinery.
- 2008
Was chosen as CEO of Mekorot.
- 2011
Ended his term as CEO of Mekorot in July.
Ido Rosolio served in IDF Pilot Course
He served as a fighter pilot and was discharged with the rank of lieutenant colonel.
These 6 people share a field, a unit or a party with Ido Rosolio
Ido Saadborn 1982Commanding the Paran BrigadeMilitary
Nimrod Shefferborn 1961Heading the IDF Planning DirectorateMilitary
Benyamin Zinkerborn 1947Shooting down a MiG-25 in 1981Military
Gideon Sheferborn 1948Heading the IDF Personnel DirectorateMilitary
Hanoch Patishi1945 to 2010Commanding Unit 669Military
Ilan Hershkovitsborn 1957Heading the helicopter divisionMilitary
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Photograph: אלי רונן, CC BY-SA 3.0