Early Life
Drorit Wertheim, born in 1956, is the daughter of Moshe Wertheim, the founder of the Central Bottling Company (Coca-Cola Israel). She grew up in a family deeply involved in the business, gaining insights into the operations and strategies from a young age. Her early life set the foundation for her future career, as she learned the nuances of the food and beverage industry within the family enterprise.
Rise to Success
Upon the passing of her father, Moshe Wertheim, Drorit and her brother, David, inherited the Central Bottling Company. David Wertheim initially took the lead and currently controls 63% of the company, while Drorit owns the remaining shares. While her brother manages the business, Drorit serves as a board member and a key shareholder. She is actively involved in the strategic decisions and direction of the company, ensuring its continued success. The company holds the exclusive franchise for Coca-Cola products in Israel.
Key Business Strategies
Drorit Wertheim's role has been instrumental in the family's business, which includes the successful operations of Coca-Cola Israel. The company holds the exclusive franchise to produce and sell Coca-Cola products in Israel, a highly lucrative operation. Furthermore, the Central Bottling Company has expanded its reach through its major presence in the dairy industry through its ownership of Tara, a leading Israeli dairy producer. Besides Coca-Cola Israel, the family also holds a significant stake in Mizrahi-Tefahot Bank.
Philanthropy
Drorit Wertheim is involved in philanthropic initiatives, supporting charitable causes in Israel through contributions to various initiatives focused on education, healthcare, and cultural enrichment in Israel. Her commitment to social responsibility underscores her dedication to making a positive impact on society. She is dedicated to driving positive change and innovation.
