Investors backing Israeli tech.

Yoram Oron founded Vertex Ventures Israel in 1997 Yoram led investments in Cyber-Ark (NASDAQ: CYBR, $1.5B market cap), Waze (sold to Google for $1.3B), Argus (Sold to Continental for over $400M) Morecom (sold to Liberate, US$561M), and Vision Tech (sold to Broadcom, US$250M). Yoram holds an impressive track record both as a founder and manager of several successful high technology companies. Prior to founding Vertex, Yoram was a co-founder and Chairman of Telegate from its inception in 1993 until its acquisition by Terayon in 1999 for US$400 million. Previously, Yoram was President and CEO of Aryt Industries (NASDAQ: ARYTF), Co-Founder of Geotek Communications and Manager of its Military Division, and Co-Founder, President and CEO of Reshef Technologies.

Eric Benhamou is the CEO and founder of Benhamou Global Ventures, LLC. Benhamou Global Ventures, started in 2003, invests and plays an active role in innovative high tech firms throughout the world. He is an adjunct professor of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise at INSEAD. He is also a visiting professor at IDC Herzliya's Arison School of Business. He served as chairman of the board of directors of Palm, Inc. from 1999 until 2007 and as chief executive officer of Palm from 2001 until 2003. Benhamou served as chief executive officer of 3Com Corporation from 1990 until 2000 and as chairman of the board of directors until its sale to HP in April 2010. Previously, he held a variety of senior management positions at 3Com. In 1981, Mr. Benhamou co-founded Bridge Communications, an early networking pioneer, and was vice president of engineering until its merger with 3Com in 1987. In 2003, Eric Benhamou was appointed to the Joint High Level Advisory Panel of the U.S.- Israel Science and Technology Commission by U.S. Commerce Secretary Donald Evans. He currently serves as chairman of the board of Cypress Semiconductor and as a member of the board of RealNetworks, Inc and of Silicon Valley Bancshares. He serves on the board of directors of several privately held companies. He is the chairman of the Israel Venture Network, a venture philanthropy organization for a stronger Israeli society. Eric Benhamou received a Masters degree from Stanford University's School of Engineering. He also holds a Diplome d'Ingénieur and a doctorate from Arts et Metiers ParisTech.

Arnon is a Partner at MoreVC, with significant entrepreneurial experience and interests in chemistry, materials and industrial processes. Until early 2011, Arnon served as CEO of TMB Water, a water project company active in desalination, aquaculture and water treatment efforts in Israel and abroad. Prior to establishing TMB in 2001, Arnon spent 17 years with Israel Chemicals Ltd., where he served as Corporate VP for Business Development and Chairman of the R&D, Fertilizers and Chemicals, and Ceramics units. He was also a director at ICL's Israel Desalination Engineering (IDE) subsidiary as well as its potash, phosphate and bromine subsidiaries. Previously, Arnon worked in the oil and gas industry in Israel and the US as a production and facilities engineer with Superior oil and Israel national oil co., and as a production and field manager for Israel's Sadot natural gas field. Arnon serves on the board of Depotchem-Amgal, in addition to two boards of Taavura Inc. subsidiaries and is a Non-Executive Director for Fluence Corporation . He previously served on the board of Gadot Biochemicals and is the former chairman of Emilia Cosmetics. Arnon holds a B.Sc. in chemistry from Hebrew University, Jerusalem, and a M.Sc. in Ocean Engineering from University of Rhode Island, USA.

Adam Krongold is Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Overtly Covert. Adam currently sits on the boards of The Jewish Museum of Australia and Shenkar College of Engineering, Design and Art, Tel Aviv, Israel.

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Investor active in the Israeli technology ecosystem.

Barak Rabinowitz is Managing Partner of F2 Capital, a seed-stage, Israeli venture capital fund backing exceptional founders at the junction of big data, AI and connectivity. Until 2016, Barak was General Partner at Genesis Partners where he focused on early stage investment opportunities and The Junction seed investment program. Previously, Barak led three startup companies from inception to exit as co-founder and CEO, and backed multiple companies as a strategic angel investor. Barak started his career in the Technology M&A Group at Morgan Stanley and served in an infantry paratroop brigade of the IDF. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BS BA from Georgetown University.

Barrett Parkman is Director of Startup and VC Ecosystem at Samsung Catalyst Fund, Samsung Electronics’ multi-stage venture capital fund focused on core technology areas including AI/deep learning, cloud infrastructure, smart machines (cars, robots, factories), IoT, digital health, and device-level technologies. Prior to Samsung, Barrett was managing partner at the GWC Innovator Fund, an early-stage venture fund that made over 30 investments in data and AI startups in Silicon Valley, China, India, and Israel. He also founded a global startup program called G-Startup Worldwide, where he helped hundreds of startups raised billions of dollars in capital and some get acquired by Amazon, Google, Alibaba, Apple and others. In addition, Barrett co-founded the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC), where he led marketing and content to grow the event to become one of the largest tech conferences in the world. Barrett graduated from the Tsinghua University (in collaboration with MIT Sloan) International MBA program in Beijing and has continued his executive education at Stanford GSB, Harvard Business School, and UC Berkeley. He holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Georgia.

Investor active in the Israeli technology ecosystem.

Eden is an entrepreneur turned early stage investor at Aleph, a venture capital fund with $850M under management. Aleph focuses on partnering with great Israeli entrepreneurs to build large, meaningful companies and impactful global brands. Since its founding in 2013, Aleph has invested in over 50 companies (not all announced) including Lemonade, Melio, Healthy.io, JoyTunes, Fabric, Honeybook and Bringg. Prior to Aleph, Eden was a General Partner at Genesis Partners, where he became the youngest partner at a venture capital firm in Israel and led its investments in Riskified, Monday.com and JoyTunes. A serial entrepreneur, Eden also co-founded face.com, the global leader in massive, web-scale face recognition in social networks, which was acquired by Facebook in 2012. He was also co-founder and CTO of Aternity, later acquired by Riverbed (Nasdaq: RVBD), where he led the development of its dominant user experience monitoring platform. Passionate about giving back, Eden founded The Junction, Israel’s leading pre-seed program for startups, co-founded the annual Geekcon conference to encourage creativity and innovation, and teaches entrepreneurship at the IDC (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya) Zell Entrepreneurship Program.

Eitan is a founding partner of TLV Partners. He currently focuses on Mobile, IoT, Marketing Analytics and Fintech. His passion is working with great entrepreneurs and helping them build their dream. Eitan invested and partnered with the founders of Check (acquired by INTU), Videosurf (acquired by MSFT), AppsFlyer, Duda, 3DV (acquired by MSFT), Sckipio and Neura. Previously Eitan was a General Partner at Pitango Venture Capital and led Pitango’s Silicon Valley activity since 2007. Before that he was part of the founding team of an internet startup focused on bringing the internet to the elderly and held Executive positions at Elbit Systems. Eitan holds an MBA from the University of Michigan. Eitan also served as a Pilot in the Israeli Air Force.

Errol Damelin is the Founder, CEO, chairman, or original investor and backer of over 75 digital and tech companies around the world, including in the US, the UK, most of Europe, Israel, Indonesia, Brazil, Turkey, South Africa, and Nigeria. He concentrates his efforts on SaaS, fintech, crypto, marketplaces and data analytics as well as on health and wellness. He is also a technologist and has three granted patents to his name with another four pending. Among the companies co-founded by Damelin are groundbreaking fintech company Wonga, and SME banking startup Tide. His early investments include Wise, Cazoo, Purplebricks, K Health, YuLife, Sure, Demyst, Zoe, Farewill, CityMapper, Modifi, UnBabel, Thimble, HiBob, Modifi, Elliptic, Lendingkart, and VivaReal. Using his own personal equity, Damelin continues to invest early on in the next generation of entrepreneurs so that he can help them succeed. He is not an institutional VC fund and does not maximize the assets under his management. He best describes his approach as Riding Shotgun. Damelin's success as a founder has been recognized by The Guardian, which named him Digital Entrepreneur of the Year in 2011; by Ernst and Young, which named him the UK's Entrepreneur of the Year in 2011 as well; and by TechCrunch, which named him Founder of the Year in 2010.

I am a Founding Partner at 97212 Ventures, a NY-based seed fund exclusively focused on investing in Israeli startups and helping them build a global business via NYC. Previously, I co-founded ICONYC labs, a value-add investor and accelerator for early-stage Israeli tech startups looking to become successful global companies. Formerly, I was also a Venture Partner at B Capital, a global VC focused on leading growth rounds of game changing startups, while providing a launch pad for groundbreaking entrepreneurs post funding to truly optimize growth.

Investor active in the Israeli technology ecosystem at ArticlesBase.

Investor active in the Israeli technology ecosystem.

Eze is co founder and Managing Partner at Remagine Ventures, an early stage fund investing in Israel and Europe at the intersection of Tech, Entertainment, Data and Commerce. He was previously a general partner at Google Ventures. Previously, Eze was the European head of Google for Entrepreneurs, where he helped forge partnerships to strengthen the European startup ecosystem. He also led Campus London, a collaborative environment for startups created by Google For Entrepreneurs. While at Google, Eze spearheaded strategic commerce partnerships in EMEA, and helped launch Google Shopping, Google Shopping Express, and Google Wallet. Before joining Google, Eze held product management leadership roles at Shopping.com in Israel, Gerson Lehrman Group in New York, Ask.com in Silicon Valley, and AOL Europe in London, where he was the principal product manager for search in EMEA. In 2003, Eze co-founded a startup in Israel, developing text-input technology for mobile phones. He is the author of two patents on web search and online advertising. Eze is also co founder of Techbikers, a non profit bringing together the startup ecosystem to build schools and libraries in the developing world through long distance cycling challenges. Since inception Techbikers created over 10 schools and 50 libraries in the developing world, supporting Room to Read. Eze received his B.A. in business and IT management cum laude from IDC in Israel and an MBA from London Business School. A native Argentinean raised in Israel, Eze is fluent in Spanish, Hebrew, and English, and lives in London with his family.

Investor active in the Israeli technology ecosystem.

Investor active in the Israeli technology ecosystem.

Israel Pons is a Co-Founder at Pitch at the Beach. He Attended Southern Methodist University - Cox School of Business.

Kartik Gupta is an investor at Salesforce Ventures, where he focuses on early- to late-stage investments across Europe, Israel, India, and the United States. Kartik has been directly involved with Salesforce’s investments in Snowflake (IPO), Wiz, Snyk, Darwinbox, Astronomer, Atlan, AppOmni, Aiven, Oleria, Averlon Security, Lema, Razorpay, Yellow.ai, Hashnode, Melio, Wefox, AttackIQ, Bugcrowd, Traction Guest (Acq.), SurveyMonkey (IPO), Avalor.io (Acq.), Laminar Security (Acq.), Securly (Acq.), Conga (Acq.), ScoutRFP (Acq.), Elevate Security (Acq.) and more.

Kevin is the Managing Director of Sentor Investments – a private family investment firm with asset allocation across VC/PE, Listed Equities, Property and Web3. Kevin is an Investment Committee Member and Venture Partner at Primal Capital in the UK, Venture Partner at SDGx in Singapore, and IC Member at Newzone Ventures in Portugal. Kevin has a long history as a start-up founder prior to his investing career having started and exited 3 companies to private equity in a modestly successful way, but not unicorn status at all... Today Kevin’s focus is active investment into Venture Capital, Private Equity and Web3 globally. Kevin Is the Co-Founder of Polemos.io, a global infrastructure layer for Gaming. Kevin is a foundation investor and advisor to the original Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) project COTI.io out of Israel. In the blockchain world. Further, Kevin also has investments in the General Partner / Management Companies of additional funds including Apollo Capital, Magnet Capital and Auros Global. Kevin has an MBA with a major in Digital Transformation and Business Intelligence, has also completed postgraduate studies at both INSEAD and Harvard business schools, and holds positions with a number of charitable foundations including Mirabel foundation.

Konstantin is a General Partner at Runa Capital who focuses on early-stage investing in open-source, developer-focused, and infrastructure software, including but not limited to next-gen solutions for data, AI/ML, cloud, security, observability, as well as large enterprise suites (like CRM and ERP). He is based in London and invests mainly in the USA, Europe and Israel.

Liran Grinberg is the co-founder of Team8 and the Managing Partner of its investment fund, Team8 Capital. Liran invests in enterprise technology, cybersecurity, data and AI companies. Liran co-founded Team8 in 2014, initially focusing on the design of Team8’s company-building Foundry model. He worked closely with founding teams on the ideation of Team8’s first companies, including Curv which was acquired by PayPal, Portshift which was acquired by Cisco, Sygnia which was acquired by Temasek for $250M, and Claroty which is backed with $235M in funding, alongside Illusive Networks, Hysolate and more. Liran then transitioned to build and lead Team8’s Go-to-Market Group across its marketing, business development and market research functions, alongside the formation of the “Team8 Village,” a tightknit community of hundreds of C-level executives from the world’s leading enterprises. Combined, the two initiatives have become a powerful and differentiated advantage of Team8 in accelerating the success of its portfolio companies. Prior to co-founding Team8, Liran led the flagship product at fintech unicorn eToro as well as the API and developers platforms for publisher engagement unicorn Conduit. He began his career by serving as a distinguished officer in the cyber and data division of Israel’s elite military and technology intelligence unit 8200. Liran has been selected by Forbes for its ’30 Under 30′ list as well as by The Marker, Israel’s leading financial magazine, for its ‘40 Under 40 Promising Young People’ list. He holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the Academic College of Tel-Aviv.

Lisandro is the Founder and General Partner of Oikos Tech LLC with focus in AgriFoodTech. This is Lisandro´s fifth Venture Capital Fund. Currently with US$ 125 Million of ASUM in AltaVentures, a Pan-American VC Fund and AxiaVentures Company Builder. He joined J-Ventures as LP Partner and CoFounder of the Latin American Community. His career in Venture Capital and high impact entrepreneurial development started as a pioneer during the 90s as Angel investor in Graphical Information (Executive Support System sold to Oracle), and in Amtec (now NEORIS). In 1998, he co- founded the BGS Seed Capital Fund in Latin America (Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Venezuela) and was CEO of i5/Hicks Fund in Argentina, with US$ 20 Million invested in Mercado Libre (MELI:Nasdaq), Despegar (DESP: NYSE ) , and Amtec (Neoris). Lisandro has co-created and has worked as Member of the Advisory Board and Investment Committee of CITES of Sancor Insurance Group , the first Science Tech based incubator of Latin America, based in Santa Fe and Bariloche – Argentina - and Uruguay . CITES successfully implemented the Science Tech Israeli Incubator model. He is a pioneer of the Latin American entrepreneurial ecosystem as a Co-founder of Endeavor Argentina (first Endeavor in the world that promotes hi impact entrepreneurs ) . He has been a Judge at the Annual Harvard Business School Business Plan Competition, as well as at the MIT Latin America 50K. Active sponsor of the Annual Punta del Este Uruguay Meet up , the first Entrepreneurs and Investors regional annual summit founded by Sergio Fogel (also J-Ventures LP) and Pablo Brenner . Prior to this, Lisandro founded Booz Allen Hamilton in Argentina, and was its Managing Director. He retired as Chairman of the BAH Advisory Board. He also worked for seven years as Partner at both Spencer Stuart and Korn/ Ferry International Management Consulting and Executive Search Firms . Lisandro has experienced an active public government and civic participation. UnderSecretary of Foreign Trade of Argentina ( 1985-88) . Co-founder of ConstiTuya, a network of Argentine non-partisan citizens that has the purpose of creating public goods and foster state policies for ESG-compliant social and economic development. Co-Founder and Treasurer of the Education NGOs Fundación Equidad and Fundación Luminis, Member of the Boards of CIPPEC (G20 Argentine organizer think tank). President of Harvard Club Argentina. Board Member that Foreign Trade Commission of the American Chamber of Commerce in Argentina (AmCham). Lisandro was as at the foundation stages of the G50 Group, Washington Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Latin American business leaders organization . Economic Journalist . Case Writer at the Harvard Business School . Lisandro holds a BA in Economics (Summa Cum Laude) from University of Buenos Aires, and an MPA from Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government with major in Government Policies & and Business.

Marc Lasry is Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of Avenue Capital Group. In addition to Avenue Capital Group, Mr. Lasry also Co-Founded Amroc Investments, LLC. Before that, Mr. Lasry was Co-Director of the Bankruptcy and Corporate Reorganization Department at Cowen & Company. Before Amroc, Mr. Lasry served as Director of the Private Debt Department at Smith Vasiliou Management Company. Mr. Lasry also clerked for the Honorable Edward Ryan, former Chief Bankruptcy Judge of the Southern District of New York. In 2004 Mr. Lasry co-chaired the Penn Parent Leadership Committee, together with his wife Cathy Cohen. The following year the couple donated $5 million to Clark University, which put the donation toward building the Lasry Center for Bioscience. Lasry serves on the board of the 92nd Street Y. He is also on the board of Trustees for the Mount Sinai Hospital, and is a Trustee of Beth Israel Medical Center and Continuum Health Partners Inc. He sits on the Board of Directors of The Clinton Global Initiative and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Lasry is married to Cathy Cohen and has five children. His son, Alexander, worked for White House Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett. Lasry's daughter, Samantha, was a staffer for Congressman Rahm Emanuel. Lasry's hobbies include basketball, tennis, and comics.

Investor active in the Israeli technology ecosystem.

Investor active in the Israeli technology ecosystem.

Nick Cooney founded and is currently the Managing Parter at Lever VC ( http://www.levervc.com), a U.S.-Hong Kong venture capital fund that makes early stage investments in alternative protein food companies. (These include plant-based meat, dairy and egg products, as well as “clean” or cell-based meat, dairy and egg products, and related service and technology companies.) Lever VC operates globally with staff and offices in Hong Kong S.A.R., the United States, Israel, and Europe. Nick has worked in the plant-based and alternative protein foods industry for nearly twenty years. He has completed over 50 investments into alternative protein companies. Nick serves on the board or as board observer of several portfolio companies. For entrepreneurs and companies that are interested in submitting a pitch deck or other proposal to Lever VC, or for other investors interested in connecting to discuss the alternative protein space, please submit an email through the Lever VC website: http://www.levervc.com . Prior to founding Lever VC, Nick was the co-founder and managing trustee of New Crop Capital, a private venture capital trust making investments in the alternative protein space. Nick is also co-founder of several non-profits working in the alternative protein sector, including the Good Food Institute, the largest NGO operating in the sector. In addition to his investment experience, Nick Cooney has spent nearly twenty years conducing policy and consulting work in the food industry. He has overseen $4 million yearly budgets and a team of 45 working to market alternative protein products in both established and emerging markets in North America, South America and Europe, as well as to promote similar food policy improvements. Nick has worked with hundreds of leading food companies across several continents, including Nestle, Costco, CarreFour, Kroger, and others. Nick began his career conducting entrepreneurship programs for the University of Pennsylvania (through a Wharton School-affiliated program) and launching a healthy food startup. Nick’s work in the food and food policy space has been covered by hundreds of media outlets worldwide, including Time, Reuters, USA Today, and numerous others. He has lectured on the space extensively, including throughout Europe and in the United States at places such as Harvard, Yale, Google, and Craigslist. He is also the author of a textbook on alternative protein consumers, Veganomics (2013), which provides a comprehensive look at data around why consumers choose these products, what distinguishes these products (including heavy consumers) from others, what barriers they face in choosing these products, etc. Nick has also written several other books: How To Be Great At Doing Good and Change Of Heart. More on his books is available on his Amazon author page at: https://www.amazon.com/Nick-Cooney/e/B004CTYG1Y . Nick grew up in Philadelphia and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Hofstra University. He currently splits his time between the greater New York City area and China/Hong Kong S.A.R. More on Nick Cooney is available online on his website at: http://nickcooney.com . His personal email is: nick@levervc.com . Nick’s work websites are at http://www.nickcooney.com and at http://www.nickcooney.org . 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Noah has built a decade of fintech/startup leadership, communications, & alternative investments experience from holding senior positions at two leading Israeli VCs & consulting for a US-based, health-focused VC. Currently, Noah is a Partner at an award-winning Hedge Fund & CRO of Deshe Analytics, an Israeli Fintech. He is also a Venture Partner with Champel Capital. Noah Pickholtz previously held senior roles of leading Israeli VC funds, having played key roles in raising more than $1.3B for VC funds and startups across a diverse cross section of sectors, stages, and geographies. Noah is an LP in several VC funds & an Angel Investor in 50+ companies. In addition, Noah opportunistically engages in consulting projects, as a startup mentor/advisor, published author, creator of a cryptocurrency (ADIR), & a biltong artisan. Noah retired from the IDF with the rank of Captain. Noah holds an MBA from Bar-Ilan University & a BSc from (SUNY) Binghamton University's School of Management. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Noah currently lives in Jerusalem with his wife Michal & three children, Sidney Awesome, Eden Dvash, & Adir !. Noah is a prolific children's book author (search on Amazon). Moreover, he loves recommendations for interesting books and talking to people about them even more.

Ran Levitzky is Co-Founder & General Partner at Magenta Venture Partners, looking to invest in Israeli and Israeli related early-stage technology startups across multiple domains, including Enterprise Software, Industry 4.0, Automotive, Mobility, AI, and Fintech. Before co-founding Magenta Venture Partners, Ran was Principal at Viola Ventures - an Israeli top-tier venture capital firm managing over $1B, and there Ran co-led multiple investments in early-stage startups. Ran’s previous experience includes overall product strategy at Amdocs (Nasdaq: DOX), leading product management at a VC backed AI startup, strategic projects for Electronic Arts and Google, and software engineering roles at Microsoft, Verint Systems, and the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Ran holds a BA (magna cum laude) in Computer Science from IDC Herzliya and an MBA from London Business School.