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הילה רום

RUNI Ventures raises $30 million

16.01.23|Sophie Shulman
Established five months ago, Reichman University’s venture capital fund (RUNI) aims to leverage the many ventures that are growing in the variety of entrepreneurship programs, innovation labs, and accelerators active on campus
Eyal Niv Pitango

Existing companies will “eat or be eaten” in 2023, says Pitango First

16.01.23|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Managing Partner Eyal Niv joined CTech for its 2022 VC Survey series to explore options in the year ahead for tech startups
Qualcomm Ventures Boaz Peer

“Generative AI is the latest buzz in the VC industry and will attract investors’ attention in 2023"

15.01.23|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Qualcomm Ventures predicts that not all is doom and gloom when looking ahead at the potential in the next year
מימין תות שני מאור פרידמן ו קרן קופילוב

VC crystal ball 2023: Crypto and HR-tech - out; Generative Tech and Climatech - in

11.01.23|Elihay Vidal
What sectors in high-tech should we look out for in the coming year - and why? Israel’s leading VCs reveal where they will be putting their money in 2023
Oded J-Ventures

“We have a generation of founders and VCs who are facing a hard time for the first time”

11.01.23|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
J-Ventures Group has joined CTech for its 2022 VC Survey series to share predictions for 2023.
מימין גיגי לוי וייס רננה אשכנזי ו ארז שחר

VC investment in 2023: Unicorns are dead, long live the Seed

09.01.23|Elihay Vidal
CTech’s comprehensive survey among dozens of Israeli VCs over recent weeks raised one clear conclusion: Unicorns are dead, long live the Seed! A combination of several factors like billions in dry powder, a global financial slowdown, entrepreneurial opportunities, and the maturing of the local ecosystem are making Seed investments more attractive than ever
Yair Shamir , Edouard Cukierman , Lisya Bahar Manoah

"The key to survival is focusing on efficiency - working lean"

05.01.23|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Lisya Bahar Manoah, Partner at Catalyst Funds, joined CTech to offer companies advice ahead of the new year
Sarona Partners

"2023 is one of the best years in history to invest in Seed and Series A ventures"

04.01.23|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Toot Shani, Founding Managing Partner at Sarona Partners, joined CTech to offer companies advice ahead of the new year
Moshe Amdocs Ventures

“The pivot away from Russia and China in the tech sector is hard to overstate”

03.01.23|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Moshe Friedman, Head of Amdocs Ventures, speaks about how geopolitics plays a role in investments
עובדי SISENSE סייסנס

Only half of Israel’s unicorns are still worth $1 billion

02.01.23|Sophie Shulman
According to research by venture capital fund Viola, many unicorns haven’t raised new funds in a long time, raising question marks regarding their actual growth rate and technological progress
AnD Ventures Team

Companies “should take more conservative approaches” to fundraising in 2023, says AnD Ventures

02.01.23|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
The firm joined CTech for its 2022 VC Survey series to share some of its insights for the year ahead
משרדים 1 חברות הייטק קייב

Israeli startup funding cut by almost half in 2022, falling to $13.9 billion

29.12.22|CTech
According to figures collected by Vintage Investment Partners, funding plummeted in the second half of the year, totaling $3.5 billion in the third and fourth quarters combined, compared to $13.7 billion over the same period in 2021
Or Haviv Arieli

“Tech and innovation are about to bring the human race into its next big stage”

29.12.22|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Or Haviv, a Senior Partner and Head of the Innovation Department at Arieli Capital, shares his optimistic view of the future
DTCP Irit

From a sprint to a marathon: How companies need to prepare for 2023

28.12.22|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Partner and Head of DTCP Israel Irit Kahan drew the comparison taking part in CTech’s series, 2022 VC Survey
Rotem Eldar - 10D

"Good companies will be able to grow back into their valuations"

27.12.22|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Rotem Eldar, Managing Partner at Israeli VC 10D, joined CTech to share insights and predictions for the early-stage space in the year ahead
UpWest Gil

“The Israeli tech market is proving to be resilient, productive, and competitive”

26.12.22|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
UpWest has joined CTech to share its views on how Israel has tackled the tech crisis in comparison to the rest of the world
maor fridman F2 Venture Capital

“Prophecies are only given to fools - and investors are not fools”

22.12.22|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Maor Fridman of F2 Venture Capital joined CTech for the latest installment of “2022 VC Survey” to share insights and predictions for the year ahead.
צוות D10 מימין: רינת אויזרמן, עמנואל ליפסקי, רבקה קז'דן, עדי משאש, יהל זילקה, איתי אנד, רתם אלדר

10D raises $245 million for two new funds

20.12.22|Meir Orbach
The Israeli VC is aiming to make the most of early-stage opportunities at a time when more companies are seeking financing
Remagine Ventures team

Remagine Ventures: “Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst.”

19.12.22|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Eze Vidra joined CTech to offer some predictions in the early stage investment space ahead of the new year
Avi Eyal Entree Capital

“Productivity per employee will probably swing back to more normal levels.”

18.12.22|Elihay Vidal, James Spiro
Avi Eyal, Founder and Managing Partner of Entrée Capital, joined CTech to share predictions in the VC space
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