Team

Team Odeon is a small team with a big job, to help people make optimal education and career choices.

We added the word team to our name because we (and yes, it’s a cliché) really do believe teamwork is the only way to make companies succeed, empowering each other along the way.

Our founders have a proven track record of performance marketing, product development and search engine optimization. Over the years we have all learned what works (for us) and what doesn’t. We believe in being empathetic, humble, and super driven.

But let’s not forget, we make sure to enjoy what we do.

Ory Weihs

FOUNDER

Our founder, focuses on TCB (Taking care of business)

Ori Zilbershtein

OPERATIONS MANAGER

Ori manages operations, product development & SEO and keeps everything moving

David Levy

head of business development

David mixes up data, content strategy, bizdev and keeps our partners (and us) happy

Brandes Gress

CONTENT OPERATIONS COORDINATOR

Brandes makes sure our websites are updated and easy to use. She also makes sure we recycle

Šárka Husáková

People Specialist

Responsible for anything people related and keeping happiness levels up. She also makes sure we have enough time off.

Olga Knezevic

Editor & Writer

Olga edits and creates content while making sure our plants are happy

Jeremy Coppock

Editor & Writer

Jeremy is a writer, editor, and idea generator at TeamOdeon who keeps his co-workers informed about obscure Russian proverbs.

Our values

As a company, we spent time thinking about what we stand for and about the things that we’re not willing to compromise on. The answers to these questions impacts who we will work with, from clients to suppliers.

User focus

We strive for any product we build to focus first and foremost on its users. Our decisions are based on research, testing and listening to our userbase which helps us create the best products in the market.

Community impact

We believe that improving how people find and understand their options will have a positive impact. As a company we are looking for ways beyond just our day-to-day challenges to have a positive community impact.

Keep it simple

We really can’t think of a better way to say it (in the spirit of keeping it simple). One of the most common ways to fail is to overcomplicate things and lack clarity and focus. We make small but consistent steps in the right direction.