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FLOLIVE® Appoints Kobi Carlebach as CFO

June 1

Shiri Berzack

FLOLIVE® Appoints Kobi Carlebach as CFO
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FLOLIVE®, a global enabler of IoT connectivity solutions, announced that Kobi Carlebach has been appointed as its chief financial officer. In this capacity, he will work with other members of the Flolive executive team to develop and implement financial strategies to support the company’s growth.

Carlebach brings more than 20 years of financial experience to Flolive, having recently served as chief financial officer at Glassbox, where he led multiple fundraising rounds and was instrumental in facilitating acquisitions of several complementary technology firms. Prior to that, he was chief financial officer of harmon.ie, a cutting-edge AI-based SaaS company. Carlebach is highly regarded for his strategic use of technology and insights to optimize revenue engines and for building data-based modeling and business intelligence to inform capital strategy.

“As Flolive continues to expand, it is essential to bring a person with Kobi’s credentials into our organization,” said Nir Shalom, chief executive officer of Flolive. “His strength in scaling SaaS businesses and track record of implementing optimized revenue and financial strategies are perfectly aligned with the company’s needs. We are in an excellent position to satisfy the explosive demand for AI-driven IoT infrastructure, and Kobi’s contributions will play a key role in our success.”

Flolive works with partners to deliver IoT connectivity solutions leveraging a globally distributed set of core networks and local breakouts that deliver low-latency, compliant, and secure connectivity across some 214 countries and regions. With access to its global IMSI library and on-SIM intelligence, Flolive partners delivering IoT services can offer instant local connectivity and compliance with data sovereignty regulations the moment a device powers on.

June 1

Shiri Berzack

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