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Adi Hoorvitch Lavi
2 stories about Adi Hoorvitch Lavi
“There’s more capital flowing into the market, but it is being concentrated among fewer companies”
07.09.26
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Rani Ben Shaul
Ahead of the RoadShow+ event hosted by Calcalist and Poalim Tech, four senior venture capital figures explain why proving demand, possessing deep expertise, and achieving rapid time-to-market have become critical, and identify the sectors poised to lead Israeli high-tech.
"AI makes life harder for entrepreneurs. It’s easier to show early value, but much harder to protect it and stand out"
26.11.25
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Maayan Manela
Lior Handelsman, managing partner at Grove Ventures, was speaking on a panel focused on early-stage startups held at the Calcalist and Poalim Tech Roadshow. Emanuel Timor, partner at Vertex Ventures: "Barring geopolitical shocks, 2026 will be a very strong year."