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Guy Katsovich

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Fusion Team

"Fund managers will need to recalibrate expectations and develop patience"

05.01.26|Amy Shapiro, Elihay Vidal
Fusion founding partner Guy Katsovich joins CTech as part of the VC Survey 2026: The Next Leap, to discuss his outlook for the coming year, including liquidity trends, global investor perceptions and expectations, and the maturing Israeli tech ecosystem.
משתתפי פאנל תעשיית ההון סיכון מימין דניאל שנער יפעת אורון חמוטל מרידור ליעד אגמון גיגי לוי

Gigi Levy-Weiss: "I have never seen so few new startups in Israel and such difficulty in raising Seed"

28.12.23|Sophie Shulman
The General Partner of NFX, speaking on a panel with Yifat Oron of Blackstone, Hamutal Meridor from Vintage Investment Partners, and Liad Agmon from Insight Partners, does nevertheless see some long-term positives: “I’ve been talking to some very powerful entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley who want to come here after the war and start their next company here”
operations room

This is how Fusion's Guy Katsovich started the Hi-Tech Command Center

08.11.23|Tech On Duty in collaboration with Poalim Tech, Lior Avisar
Guy Katsovich, the founder of the Fusion investment fund and platform, joined hands with senior entrepreneurs and investors to help locate dozens of missing individuals and distribute over 30,000 pieces of equipment to more than 200 IDF units
מימין סיימון לגזיאל גיא קצוביץ' ו יאיר ורדי

Accelerator for Israeli Startups in Los Angeles Raises $5 Million

29.11.17|Asaf Shalev
The program offers free office space near the beach in Santa Monica, subsidized housing, and a $20,000 investment in return for equity