SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (SEDG)

Yehoshua (Shuki) Nir has been chief executive since December 2024. He had joined as chief marketing officer that June, and took over from Ronen Faier, who had been acting as interim chief after the resignation of Zvi Lando, chief executive since 2019. Before SolarEdge, Nir ran a strategy consultancy of his own, Nir Strategic Advice, from 2017 to 2024, and from 2008 to 2016 was general manager of SanDisk's consumer business, which the proxy statement says he turned from a loss-making division into a profitable one. 1234

The other executive officers named in the 2026 proxy statement: Uri Bechor, chief operating officer since 2019, who spent 22 years before that at Flex, the electronics contract manufacturer, latterly as senior vice president of global operations for Europe and the Americas; Daniel Huber, with the company since 2010 and chief revenue officer since May 2023; and Asaf Alperovitz, chief financial officer from March 2025, who had been finance chief of the apparel maker Delta Galil. In March 2026 the company announced that Alperovitz would resign as chief financial officer on June 9, 2026. On the record this site holds, Maoz Sigron first filed as chief financial officer in June 2026. 56789

Avery More chairs the board of seven. A director since 2006 and chair since November 2024, he was the company's sole seed investor, through his fund ORR Partners, and took part in every round after. Among the newer directors, Gilad Almogy founded Cogenra Solar and led it until SunPower bought it in 2015, after working at Applied Materials from 1997 to 2009; Guy Gecht chairs the board of Logitech; and Yoram Tietz was managing partner of EY's member firm in Israel from 2007 to 2022. 101112131415

At the end of 2025 SolarEdge had 3,576 employees, full and part time: 887 in research and development, 399 in sales and marketing, 1,935 in operations, production, quality and support, and 355 in administration. Most, 2,134, are in Israel, with 424 in India, 432 in Europe and 355 in the United States. It is a smaller company than it was: it cut about 900 jobs in the first half of 2024 and about 400 more that July, expected to shed about 500 more, mostly factory jobs in South Korea, when it closed its energy storage division, and its research, sales and administrative staff fell to 1,641 from 2,157 a year earlier. In 2025 about 279 of its employees in Israel, 13%, were called up for military reserve duty. None is represented by a union. 16171819202122