We all have several identities, some of which are visible to others and some are "transparent"; these identities influence our choices and create our unique "Israeli journey."
Asaf's story is very Israeli and "normative" on the one hand. Still, it's also a story of recurring experiences of coming out: Coming out to his parents at the age of 12, and again at the age of 22, in the army as a combat company commander, again when facing his partner's family who still in the closet, and then when deciding to build a family.

Asaf will talk about the implications of starting a “gay family” when none of the parents wants to slow down their career and from there to establishing a business and the daily dilemmas in managing a diverse team and open relationships with partners, clients, and suppliers, where there are challenges of when and how to mark yourself as gay man in business relationships.

Asaf's lecture tells his unique story with humor and vulnerability while trying to answer many different questions.