Full Professor Tamar Almor serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Business at the College of Management Academic Studies. Previously, she served as the Dean of the School for Behavioral Sciences & Psychology. Earlier, she established and ran the Department of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the School of Business Administration where she also acted as Vice Dean.

In the past, she served as Dean of Students for about 12,000 students and in this capacity founded the Center for Academic Accessibility, established to advance students with special needs, special groups, and people who need extra help and attention to earn a degree. As a result, the College of Management has become one of the leading academic institutions in Israel on accessibility.

Her research focuses on international business strategy and global entrepreneurship, subjects which she teaches at the Faculty of Business. She has more than 30 years of experience in teaching courses and programs in Israel and overseas related to international strategy, global innovation and international entrepreneurship. She has taught these subjects as a guest lecturer at several institutions in Singapore, Finland, Norway and the Netherlands. She has also worked as a consultant and coach for executives at top Israeli and foreign companies.

She publishes extensively in leading journals such as Management International Review, International Business Review, the Journal of Organizational Behavior, Research Policy, the Journal of International Management, and Thunderbird International Business Review among others. She is a member of various Editorial Boards, including Management International Review, International Journal of Emerging Markets, Competitiveness Review: An International Business Journal, the European Journal of International Management and the Journal of Knowledge Management.

In 2020 she was appointed Fellow of the European International Business Academy (EIBA), where she also serves as country representative on the Board.

Full Professor Tamar Almor earned her Ph.D. at Tel Aviv University in International Business. She has an undergraduate degree in Social Work and a graduate degree in Organizational Behavior.