Carmit Azulai
About Carmit Azulai
Carmit Azulai serves as the Global Compliance and Risk Management Manager at Verint, where she has worked since 2008. With a background in political science and business management, she has developed training materials and conducted viability studies to improve compliance processes.
Work at Verint
Carmit Azulai has been employed at Verint since 2008, holding the position of Global Compliance and Risk Management Manager for 16 years in Australia. In this role, she has developed training materials to support the implementation of new systems within Verint's stores. Additionally, she has assisted in maintaining, developing, and implementing various systems, including the Stock Ordering application. Carmit has also initiated and characterized viability studies aimed at enhancing risk and compliance processes within the organization.
Previous Employment Experience
Before joining Verint, Carmit Azulai worked at DSBG as a Security Guard and Medic from 1999 to 2003 for four years in Israel. Following this role, she transitioned to Spotlight, where she served as Projects Manager from 2003 to 2007 for four years in Australia. Her experience in these positions contributed to her expertise in risk management and compliance.
Education and Expertise
Carmit Azulai holds a Master's degree in Political Science and Public Administration with a focus on Internal Audit, which she obtained from Bar-Ilan University from 2012 to 2014. Prior to this, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Business Management from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, studying there from 1999 to 2002. Her educational background supports her role in compliance and risk management.
Background
Carmit Azulai's career spans multiple roles in different sectors, beginning with her work as a Security Guard and Medic in Israel. She later moved to Australia, where she gained experience in project management at Spotlight. Her transition to Verint marked a significant shift towards compliance and risk management, where she has made substantial contributions over her 16-year tenure.