Joanna Landau, at The Blogs

Apr 6, 2023, 11:41 PM

Nachshon took a leap of faith. Now, it’s our turn.

* This article is excerpted from Ethical Tribing: Connecting the Next Generation to Israel in the Digital Era. The bestseller, written by Joanna Landau and Michael Golden, is available through both Amazon and Barnes & Noble. In 1956, when Cecil B. DeMille...

Feb 13, 2022, 6:24 PM

What We Could Have Done Differently About Whoopi

I remember the first time I came across Whoopi Goldberg in the movies, I think it was Jumpin' Jack Flash (1985). I only realized years later that she was also in The Color Purple, as my association with her...

Feb 1, 2022, 11:30 AM

People, places and the pandemic

Places are like people they have a personality. When you hear the name of a place, an image, concept or value pops into your mind: Paris is oozing romance, Brazil evokes a feeling of fun, and Las Vegas is all about sin. In the...

Apr 26, 2020, 9:08 PM

For once, it’s not about Israel

The Promise
We always try to look at the bright side in everything and right now, the world needs hope more than ever. We'll get through these challenging times together! Here's something we put together just for that - we hope you'll like it, and join us in sharing the promise of tomorrow.Creative concept and video by Natie and Eitan Chitayat - https://natie.com/A special thank you to all of you who helped us source content and permissions, there are too many of you to thank in person, but you know who you are!*Credit list in the first comment.
Posted by Vibe Israel on Friday, April 24, 2020

“Why don’t they write about all the great things Israel does to help Syrian refugees?”, “How come the world never pays attention when Israel is doing something good?”, “If only the world knew about all the positive activism there...

Feb 23, 2019, 8:21 PM

Cracking the Millennial Code

In May 2013, Time Magazine published an article entitled “The Me Me Me Generation”. It was a scathing attempt at making sense of the Millennial generation, the largest and most diverse generation to date. It included statements such as “What...

About Me

Joanna is an expert and consultant in country branding and influencer marketing. In 2017, she was chosen by Forbes Israel as one of the fifty most influential women in Israel, and in 2022 she was the recipient of the Forum Dvorah Award for Foreign Policy. Joanna is a Director of Tel Aviv Global & Tourism, a governor of Tel Aviv University, a member of the International Education Committee of Taglit-Birthright. Joanna was born in London and moved to Israel with her family when she was 5 years old. After serving in the IDF as a paramedic, she read law at Cambridge University where she gained BA and MA degrees. Joanna also holds an MBA, cum laude, from Reichman University in Israel. She worked as a lawyer in the high-tech industry and established two Internet start-ups before founding Vibe Israel and serving as its CEO for a decade. She lives in Tel-Aviv with her husband, three children and three dogs.