Jerusalem Global Ventures

Jerusalem Global Ventures, established in 1999, is a venture capital firm based in Jerusalem, Israel. It specializes in early-stage investments, primarily in Israeli technology companies. The firm seeks to support private Israeli technology initiatives and generate superior returns for investors. With over two decades of experience, Jerusalem Global Ventures has built strong ties with top Israeli entrepreneurs, enabling it to invest in promising startups and help them build winning management teams. It typically invests between $1 million and $20 million, either as a sole investor or alongside other investors. The firm focuses on sectors such as mobile data services, digital telecommunication services, semiconductors, online services, and medical technologies.

Micah Avni

General Partner

Yoni Hashkes

Managing Partner

Yoseph Linde Ph.D

General Partner

26 past transactions

Quiet Therapeutics

Series A in 2015
Quiet Therapeutics Ltd. is a biotechnology company based in Ness Ziona, Israel, that specializes in the discovery and development of cancer therapies. Founded in 2009, the company utilizes its proprietary GAGomer technology, a nanoparticle-based delivery system, to specifically target tumor cells. This innovative approach allows for the delivery of therapeutic agents, including expression plasmids, RNA therapeutics, and small molecules, aimed at inducing the death of cancer cells. By focusing on oncology and inflammation, Quiet Therapeutics aims to expand the range of drug targets and improve treatment outcomes for patients.

Moovit

Series C in 2015
Moovit is a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) provider and the world’s #1 transit app. Moovit simplifies your urban mobility in +2700 cities all around the world, making getting around town via mass transit easier and more convenient. Moovit has more than 300 million users, and was named Best Local App of 2016 by Google and Best of 2017 app by Apple. By combining information from public transit operators and authorities with live information from the user community, Moovit offers travelers a real-time picture, including the best route for their journey. The Moovit community sends active reports about their travel experience, such as bus congestion levels, cleanliness, and more to help others have a better travel experience. Moovit generates up to four billion anonymous data points a day that comprise the world's largest repository of transit data. The Big Data gathering is aided by Moovit’s network of more than 500,000 local editors, called “Mooviters”, who help map out and maintain local transit information in cities that would otherwise be unserved. Moovit is available for free on iOS, Android & Web in over 2,700 cities, across 86 countries worldwide, and can be used in 44 languages.

Solaredge Technologies

Series E in 2014
SolarEdge Technologies is a prominent player in the solar energy sector, specializing in direct current optimized inverter systems for various solar photovoltaic installations. Established in 2006, the company focuses on developing module-level electronics, including power optimizers and inverters, which enhance solar power harvesting and monitoring. SolarEdge's products are designed for a wide range of applications, catering to residential, commercial, and utility-scale markets. The company also offers a cloud-based monitoring platform, allowing users to optimize and track solar energy production effectively. SolarEdge sells its products directly to solar installers and engineering firms, as well as through distributors and electrical equipment wholesalers. With over 70% market share in the DC power optimizer segment, SolarEdge has made significant strides in promoting clean energy, having shipped millions of power optimizers to various countries and establishing a global presence across five continents.

Altair Semiconductor

Series F in 2014
Altair Semiconductor Ltd. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Hod Hasharon, Israel, specializing in the development of LTE chipsets for global Tier-1 operators. Founded in 2005 by former Texas Instruments executives, the company focuses on providing integrated chipsets for various cellular IoT applications, including Cat-M1, NB1, and CAT-1 IoT chipsets, as well as high-speed broadband access solutions like CAT-4 and CAT-12 chipsets. Altair's products support a wide array of applications, such as smart metering, wearables, connected vehicles, and security systems. The company collaborates with global original equipment manufacturers and original design manufacturers to deliver modules tailored for both industrial and consumer IoT uses. Altair Semiconductor operates as a subsidiary of Sony Corporation, enhancing its capabilities in the rapidly evolving semiconductor market.

Wilocity

Series D in 2013
Wilocity Ltd. is a company based in Caesarea, Israel, that specializes in the development of 60 GHz wireless chipsets aimed at the notebook and peripheral markets. Founded in 2007, Wilocity's technology enables gigabit wireless networking and point-to-point connectivity, delivering a desktop-like experience to mobile computing devices. The company's chipsets facilitate high-speed downloads and support high-definition video, significantly surpassing the transmission rates of standard Wi-Fi. By focusing on WiGig/802.11 products, Wilocity equips customers with the ability to wirelessly connect to any PCI Express-supported peripheral or I/O component, enhancing the mobile computing experience.

MacroCure

Series A in 2012
MacroCure is a biotechnology company focused on the development and commercialization of advanced cell therapy products. The company's first focus of interest is in the arena of wound care. The technology employs activated white blood cells obtained from young adults healthy donor blood. The activated cells provide the natural environment for wound healing, and ensure that necessary cell activities and factor secretions are maintained as required for wound healing. This novel concept is the first of its kind in the field of wound therapy.

StorONE

Series A in 2012
StorONE Ltd., founded in 2012 by Gal Naor, is an Israel-based company headquartered in Ra'anana. It provides information storage services designed to eliminate the need for multiple storage subsystems. StorONE specializes in software-defined storage, virtual storage, secondary storage, cloud storage, data protection, and all-flash or hybrid array solutions that support various protocols. The company caters to small and medium enterprises by developing a software platform aimed at distributing large-scale storage systems.

Powermat

Series C in 2011
Powermat Technologies Ltd., established in 2006, specializes in wireless charging solutions for mobile devices. Headquartered in Petah Tikva, Israel, with an additional office in Grandville, Michigan, the company offers products like the Powermat Ring for smartphone charging and a companion application for locating charging spots and receiving in-store offers. Powermat's innovative platforms, including both standard-based (Qi®) and proprietary wireless power technology, cater to diverse sectors such as automotive, robotics, consumer electronics, and IoT. Their software-based end-to-end solutions enable businesses to integrate wireless charging into their products, offering flexibility in design and lower costs. With over 100 granted patents, Powermat is a leader in wireless charging technology.

PrimeSense

Series C in 2011
PrimeSense specializes in 3D-sensing and machine-vision technologies that enable digital devices to perceive their environment similarly to humans. The company's innovative products include a sensor that captures user movements and surroundings, coupled with a processing unit that interprets these inputs. This technology allows for natural interaction without the need for wearable devices, promoting a seamless user experience. PrimeSense's solutions can enhance video gaming by enabling body movement and gestures, facilitate interactions with digital interfaces without traditional input devices, and improve video communication through features like virtual backgrounds. The company's approach aims to create robust and user-friendly experiences across various applications, making advanced interaction accessible and intuitive.

Face.com

Series C in 2010
Face.com specializes in facial recognition technology, providing tools that enhance photo identification and tagging. The company's primary product is the Photo Finder application, which operates on Facebook, the largest photo-sharing platform. This application scans public photos within a user's social network to suggest tags for untagged faces, facilitating easier photo discovery. Additionally, Face.com offers a Photo Tagger feature that groups faces in an album, allowing for bulk-tagging of friends and streamlined photo sharing. With offices in Tel Aviv and New York, Face.com aims to improve the efficiency and accuracy of facial recognition in web and mobile applications.

Wilocity

Series C in 2010
Wilocity Ltd. is a company based in Caesarea, Israel, that specializes in the development of 60 GHz wireless chipsets aimed at the notebook and peripheral markets. Founded in 2007, Wilocity's technology enables gigabit wireless networking and point-to-point connectivity, delivering a desktop-like experience to mobile computing devices. The company's chipsets facilitate high-speed downloads and support high-definition video, significantly surpassing the transmission rates of standard Wi-Fi. By focusing on WiGig/802.11 products, Wilocity equips customers with the ability to wirelessly connect to any PCI Express-supported peripheral or I/O component, enhancing the mobile computing experience.

OnPage

Venture Round in 2009
OnPage Corporation specializes in smartphone-based business continuity solutions that facilitate uninterrupted communication and information access for organizations. The company offers a cloud-based priority messaging service compatible with various mobile platforms, including iOS, Android, and Blackberry. Its key products include the Secure Messaging System, which provides a centralized dispatching and auditing dashboard, and the Enterprise Control System for IT, enabling organizations to manage incidents, user groups, and escalation policies. OnPage's priority messaging solution ensures reliable message delivery, alerting, and tracking, catering to diverse sectors such as healthcare, information technology, finance, and emergency services. Founded in 1997 and based in Waltham, Massachusetts, OnPage Corporation was formerly known as Onset Technology, Inc. It operates as a subsidiary of Shonut Probabilistic Solutions Ltd.

Camero

Series B in 2007
Camero, established in 2004, specializes in the development and marketing of radar-based imaging systems tailored for military, law enforcement, and search and rescue applications. The company leverages decades of experience to deliver innovative solutions for both government and commercial clients. Camero's radio imaging systems are designed to observe and monitor stationary and moving objects concealed behind walls, providing real-time information that enhances situational awareness for its users. With a strong track record of technological advancement and timely delivery, Camero continues to lead in the field of through-wall imaging technology.

Chiasma

Series B in 2005
Chiasma, Inc. is a late-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Needham, Massachusetts, that specializes in developing oral medications for rare and serious chronic diseases. Utilizing its proprietary Transient Permeability Enhancer technology, Chiasma aims to transform injectable drugs into oral formulations, enhancing their absorption and potentially enabling new therapeutic indications. The company is currently focused on MYCAPSSA, an oral octreotide capsule designed for adult patients with acromegaly, a condition characterized by excessive growth hormone production. MYCAPSSA is undergoing Phase III clinical trials in the United States and is also in the process of seeking regulatory approval in the European Union. Founded in 2001, Chiasma is dedicated to improving treatment options for patients with debilitating conditions through innovative drug delivery methods.

Camero

Series A in 2004
Camero, established in 2004, specializes in the development and marketing of radar-based imaging systems tailored for military, law enforcement, and search and rescue applications. The company leverages decades of experience to deliver innovative solutions for both government and commercial clients. Camero's radio imaging systems are designed to observe and monitor stationary and moving objects concealed behind walls, providing real-time information that enhances situational awareness for its users. With a strong track record of technological advancement and timely delivery, Camero continues to lead in the field of through-wall imaging technology.

Chiasma

Seed Round in 2003
Chiasma, Inc. is a late-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Needham, Massachusetts, that specializes in developing oral medications for rare and serious chronic diseases. Utilizing its proprietary Transient Permeability Enhancer technology, Chiasma aims to transform injectable drugs into oral formulations, enhancing their absorption and potentially enabling new therapeutic indications. The company is currently focused on MYCAPSSA, an oral octreotide capsule designed for adult patients with acromegaly, a condition characterized by excessive growth hormone production. MYCAPSSA is undergoing Phase III clinical trials in the United States and is also in the process of seeking regulatory approval in the European Union. Founded in 2001, Chiasma is dedicated to improving treatment options for patients with debilitating conditions through innovative drug delivery methods.

Mellanox Technologies

Series C in 2002
Mellanox Technologies is a manufacturer and supplier of semiconductor-based connectivity solutions that enhance data center performance. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, and Yokneam, Israel, the company specializes in developing and providing end-to-end Ethernet and InfiniBand interconnect solutions for servers, storage, and hyper-converged infrastructure. Mellanox products are designed to deliver high bandwidth, scalability, and power efficiency while consolidating multiple legacy network technologies into a unified, future-proof solution. Its offerings are favored by Fortune 500 data centers and are integral to some of the world's most powerful supercomputers, enabling faster data transmission and unlocking system performance.

SHOP2gether.com

Venture Round in 1999
SHOP2gether.com is the leading online demand aggregation procurement service for the education and business communities.

ProActivity

Series B in 1999
ProActivity provides business process analysis and optimization software. The company develops, sells, and supports a platform that automates the capture and validation of business processes, generates graphical process maps on the fly, provides multidimensional analysis, and creates a strategic process knowledge base that can be reused and extended. It also offers consulting and professional services, onsite training, Web training, and customer support services. The company's clientele includes BEA Systems, Dell, CSC, Wyeth Pharmaceutical, Getronics NV, US Army, State Street Bank, and Bank of America. ProActivity was founded as Inprotech Technologies in 1993. The company is headquartered in Newton, Massachusetts with an office in Netanya, Israel.

PowerDsine

Series B in 1998
PowerDsine, a division of Microsemi Corporation, specializes in designing and developing software-controlled power products that facilitate the integration of data, voice, and power over standard Ethernet infrastructure. This technology allows power to be transmitted alongside data using the same network cables, enhancing efficiency and convenience in various applications. The company offers a range of products, including Power-over-Ethernet integrated circuits and midspans, as well as specific modules such as ring signal generators, DSL remote power feeding modules, and Wireless Local Loop integrated power supply modules. With its innovative solutions, PowerDsine caters to diverse markets, including communications, defense, aerospace, and industrial sectors.

Tradus

Series A in 1998
Tradus is a global marketplace specializing in the sale of used commercial vehicles and heavy equipment. The platform enables professionals to list their used machines for sale, allowing potential buyers from around the world to directly contact sellers through phone or an online form. As part of the OLX Group, Tradus benefits from a vast network of classifieds platforms operating in 45 markets, which facilitates the buying, selling, and exchanging of used goods and services. The OLX Group's extensive reach includes hundreds of millions of users who generate significant online activity, with billions of visits and page views each month. Tradus serves as a vital resource for those seeking to trade in heavy machinery and commercial vehicles in a streamlined and efficient manner.

XACCT Technologies

Series A in 1997
XACCT Technologies, Inc. specializes in developing and marketing comprehensive accounting and mediation solutions tailored for Network Service Providers (NSPs). The company offers a convergent mediation platform designed for wireline, wireless, and cable operators, facilitating the collection and analysis of detailed network usage data. This platform, known as Network to Business (N2B), is utilized by telecom and Internet service providers for various operational needs, including billing, traffic planning, usage audits, and user profiling. Through its innovative software, XACCT Technologies enables its clients to deliver differentiated billable services effectively.

ImageNet

Series A in 1996
ImageNet is an image database organized according to the WordNet hierarchy (currently only the nouns), in which each node of the hierarchy is depicted by hundreds and thousands of images. Currently They have an average of over five hundred images per node. They hope ImageNet will become a useful resource for researchers, educators, students and all of you who share Their passion for pictures.

Galileo Technology

Series A in 1994
Galileo Technology is a fabless semiconductor company that designs and markets complex semiconductor devices which solve important problems in high-performance embedded control systems, principally in the area of data communications. Galileo is focused on the mid-to-high-end of the embedded control market, as represented by systems that typically sell for more than $500 and predominantly use high-performance RISC microprocessors. The largest segments of this market are data communications and imaging, areas in which Galileo excels. Over the past year, most of Galileo's new product and new customer efforts have been focused on data communications. Galileo's products are divided into three areas: high-performance core logic, data communications controllers, and WAN interface devices, all of which are key building blocks of embedded systems. Galileo Technology Ltd. was founded in Karmiel, Israel in January 1993 with the charter of providing advanced semiconductor devices to the embedded control market. Galileo opened its marketing and business development group, Galileo Technology Inc., in San Jose, California, in March 1994. Galileo today employs more than 100 people and has sites in San Jose, Boston, London, and Israel. Galileo is a public company, traded on NASDAQ under the symbol GALTF. The Israeli operation is responsible for the architecture and design of all chip and board-level products offered by Galileo, as well as product engineering, test engineering, and quality control. The responsibilities of the U.S. organization include sales, marketing, technical support, operational logistics, and customer service for all customers worldwide. The U.S. and Israeli operations work closely with customers to define new products and provide technical support.

Creo

Series A in 1994
Creo is a manufacturer specializing in computer-to-plate technology for the printing industry. The company develops products that facilitate the direct transfer of digitized text, graphic images, and line artwork from desktop publishing systems to printing plates. Creo's offerings include a comprehensive range of precision imaging equipment, such as scanners, proofing devices, and output devices. Additionally, the company provides workflow management software to enhance the efficiency of printing processes.
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