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Gil Pekelman
3 stories about Gil Pekelman
"You start with a dream, convince everyone around you it’s real, but then you have to admit you were wrong"
21.05.25
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Maayan Manela
As part of the Growth+ project by Calcalist and Poalim Tech, Atera CEO Gil Pekelman spoke about navigating the crises that almost every startup faces in its early stages. Dataspan.ai CEO Ofer Lavi added, “Even when there is clear technological success, it doesn’t always translate into business.”
"We will need another bubble to get to the valuations we had last year"
08.08.22
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Yonatan Sredni
In an in-depth Q&A, CTech picked the brains of angel investor and Salto co-founder Benny Schnaider, serial entrepreneur and Kissterra’s chairman of the board Reuven Ben Menachem, and Atera CEO and founder Gil Pekelman, to gain perspective on the current crisis and where it's headed
Atera raises $77 million at $500 million valuation
28.07.21
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Meir Orbach
The Israeli company, which developed a platform for managing and preventing malfunctions in business computer systems, has raised about $100 million to date