Appointment
Qumra Capital appoints Yoni Greifman as partner
Former Intel Capital Investment Director and ex-Uber executive joins the Israeli growth-stage VC firm.
Qumra Capital, a venture capital firm specializing in investments in growth-stage companies, has appointed Yoni Greifman as a partner. His appointment follows the recent promotion of veteran team members Reut Yehuda-Golan and Boaz Morris to partners in the fund, as well as Omri Strul’s promotion to partner in Qumra’s Opportunity Fund.
Prior to joining Qumra, Greifman served as Investment Director at Intel Capital, where he played a central role in the Israeli technology ecosystem. During this period, he focused primarily on the cyber sector, gaining extensive experience and deep expertise, and establishing himself as a specialist in the field. As part of his role, he led investments and served as a board member in leading companies, including Overwolf, Zenity, Orchid Security, Intezer, Oxeye, Gloat, and others.
Before his venture capital career, Greifman spent seven years in senior management roles at Uber. In his most recent position, he served as General Manager of the Central and Eastern Europe region. He began his career as a project leader at The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), focusing on strategic initiatives in financial services, technology, and transportation. Greifman holds an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
Qumra Capital focuses on growth-stage investments. With more than $1 billion in assets under management, the fund invests in technology companies with ties to Israel that have already demonstrated significant market traction. Its portfolio companies include JFrog, Fiverr, AppsFlyer, Riskified, Connecteam, Buildots, Simply, Agora, and Nexar, among others.
The fund was founded in 2014 by Boaz Dinte and Erez Shachar, and was later joined by Sharon Barzik Cohen.
