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The unlikely path to a $497 million Israeli exit: “I want to be remembered as someone who positively affected many patients”

29.09.25|Maayan Cohen Rozen

A chance encounter at university led Dr. Eyal Orion to the Zisapel brothers’ RAD Biomed incubator, setting him on a path to found five medical device companies, including one sold for $100 million. This month, he achieved a second exit with the $497 million sale of Vectorious, developer of a heart failure–detecting sensor.