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Don’t take Israeli high-tech for granted

12.12.22|Nimrod Vromen

An open letter to the next Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation

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“In the startup ecosystem you can get ‘made’ and you can get ‘whacked’”

“Unlike the rest of the business world, the startup ecosystem is a closed guild with norms and consistent rhetoric,” Nimrod Vromen, CEO of consulting firm Consiglieri told CTech at Calcalsit’s Mind the Tech 2022 Conference in New York. “It’s not unlike the mob. You can get ‘made’ and you can get ‘whacked’. You can lose your reputation in one day”

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Buy-up nation: Acqui-hires - the next growth tier for Israel's startup ecosystem

29.07.22|Nimrod Vromen, Timor Arbel-Sadras

The time is ripe for acqui-hires, the purchase of one company by another to retain the business's employees, write Nimrod Vromen & Timor Arbel-Sadras, especially for startups

Vetoes are a weapon of mass destruction, and it is up to investors to prevent them

23.11.21|Nimrod Vromen

“Investors cannot wait on the sidelines expecting for updates from a young person on whom they catapulted $50 million, complain when updates don’t come, and treat the matters being raised for approval like Simon Cowell observing a contestant on X-Factor,” writes Nimrod Vromen