Journalist, TV and radio presenter Tzachi Kuma has been appointed to the position of Walla’s deputy editor-in-chief, Walla CEO Idan Elrom and editor-in-chief Eran Tippenborn announced this morning (Monday).
Koma started his career at Yedioth Ahronoth Group in 2007. At the age of 23, he was appointed head of the newspaper’s entertainment and society desk, a position he held for 13 years. At the same time, he made a breakthrough in his television career and in 2013 he began presenting an interview program on Channel 10 and later presented the successful talk show “Celebration” which was broadcast on the prime time channel of Channel 13, presented and produced docu-films under his direction and production, developed and directed the television format “Push-Up” for Hot Israeli entertainment. For 5 years he presented the radio program “Olim Kuma” on Radio 100fm and Radio Lev Al-Hadida. Koma is a lecturer in the field of communication and journalism and in recent years has focused on strategic consulting and branding, content and advertising services, productions, campaign management and lectures in the field of personal and professional development.
CEO of Walla, Idan Alrom, Message: We continue to operate in all sectors in order to create a new media reality for our audience and I am happy that we have been able to add a persona as a new generation. Tzachi is a significant strengthening force for the content system that will drive Walla in the coming years and we are excited for his arrival. There will be a celebration.
Editor-in-Chief Woah, Eran Tiefenborn, Message: I am very happy regarding the addition of the talented Tzachi, whom I have known for many years from our joint work. Tzachi is a journalist entrepreneur, knowledgeable and professional and I know that everything he touches in Vala will flourish. Welcome.
Get up Message: “I am excited to join the Walla family, the leading website that will celebrate its 30th anniversary next year.” Together we will bring creative ideas, new experiences and excitement in the world of content in Israel. I have no doubt that we will achieve significant achievements that the public will meet anywhere and at any time.’
