Zvi Schreiber (/ˈtsviː/ (born 9 June 1969) is a British-Israeli businessman, executive, and author. He founded high-tech startups like G.ho.st, which at the time was considered the only high-tech startup with a joint Palestinian–Israeli team.^[1][2][3] In 2011 Schreiber was CEO of Lightech which he sold to GE Lighting.^[4]

Zvi Schreiber has a BA in Mathematics from the University of Cambridge, an MSc in Theoretical Physics (Quantum Fields) from Imperial College London, and a PhD in Computer Science from Imperial College London.^[5] He is the brother of Daniel Schreiber, CEO and co-founder of Lemonade. Schreiber also studied at Yeshivat Har Etzion.

Schreiber is the CEO of startup logistics technology company Freightos, a digital booking platform for international air and ocean freight^[6] that he describes as the "equivalent of Expedia/Orbitz/Kayak for the shipment of goods rather than people".^[7] Under Schreiber's leadership Freightos also acquired WebCargo^[8] which is a booking platform for freight forwarders, airlines and ocean liners, and launched the daily Freightos Baltic Index (FBX) of containerized shipping prices.^[9]

In 2011 Schreiber was CEO of Lightech Electronic Industries Ltd,^[10] based in Israel, where he had served as a director since 1996. His father David Schreiber, an experienced businessman and investor, chaired the board.^[11] Lightech was acquired by GE Lighting at the end of 2011, during Schreiber's tenure.^[12]

Schreiber founded the following companies:

• IsraTec Limited
• Tradeum Inc, acquired by VerticalNet^[13]
• Unicorn Inc, acquired by IBM^[14]
• Ghost Inc^[15] (which traded as G.ho.st and has now closed operations).
• Freightos Limited

Schreiber has been invited to speak at software industry events^[16][17][18] and economic conferences.^[19]

He is a co-inventor of several patents and patent applications.^[20] He is the author of a paper presenting a Distributed Ledger Technology (Blockchain) algorithm named k-root-n.^[21]

• Money, Going out of style, a book which explains the fundamentals of money and explores modern issues of inequality and money printing without inflation.^[22]
• Bad Hair Day, a small picture book with his own photography
• Fizz: Nothing is as it seems, which tells the story of the history of physics through a novel about a troubled young girl who time travels to meet Galileo, Newton, Einstein, and others, in the genre of Sophie's World.