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Ground Up Ventures and Microsoft Israel R&D launch program for moonshot ideas
18.06.24|Meir OrbachThe Liftoff program is designed to support 10 companies each year. It will focus on projects that solve significant and challenging problems such as energy supply, energy storage and smart grid, food security for a growing population, smart construction and sustainable construction, defense and the future battlefield, and infrastructure for a modern labor market
Ground Up Ventures appoints Navot Volk as full-time Venture Partner
13.11.23|James Spiro"His experience, combined with his deep understanding of the startup landscape, especially in Israel, will be instrumental in driving our growth strategies and supporting our portfolio companies," said Managing Partner David Stark.
New survey debunks myth of early stage investment drought, Israeli VCs say too much money available
03.02.21|CTechAccording to a report by early-stage venture capital firm Ground Up Ventures, 37 of the country’s leading funds they surveyed made 145 investments at the seed stage in 2020, rising from 112 in 2019, with the average check size at $1.77 million, a jump of 20%

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Ground Up Ventures and Microsoft Israel R&D launch program for moonshot ideas

Ground Up Ventures appoints Navot Volk as full-time Venture Partner

New survey debunks myth of early stage investment drought, Israeli VCs say too much money available