The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is an international financial institution established in 1991 and headquartered in London. It provides project financing, equity and quasi-equity investments, guarantees, and advisory services to banks, industries, and businesses across sectors such as energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, agriculture, and services. The bank supports private sector development, helps privatize and restructure municipal services, and partners with public and private entities to fund ventures and growth-stage companies in Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa. It offers policy reform dialogue, trade finance, and loan syndication, and operates a venture capital arm that backs technology-focused startups and scaling firms. The EBRD emphasizes environmental, social, and governance standards, sustainability, and economic transition, aiming to mobilize capital for job creation, modernized infrastructure, and resilient markets while fostering market reform and private sector participation across its regions.

OurCrowd is a global venture investing platform headquartered in Jerusalem, Israel, that enables institutions and individual accredited investors to access pre-vetted startup and venture opportunities. It conducts due diligence, selects companies, and deploys capital while providing coinvestment access and connections within its network. The platform supports portfolio companies through their lifecycles with mentorship, industry advisors, help navigating follow-on rounds, and growth opportunities via multinational partnerships. It covers sectors such as healthcare, transport, energy, technology, AI, software, fintech, and more, and operates across Israel, Asia Pacific, and the United States. Investors can participate in deals in multiple currencies, and the platform includes reporting and lifecycle updates to track performance.

Pitango Venture Capital is a Herzliya, Israel-based venture capital firm founded in 1993. It operates across Israel and globally, investing in early to growth-stage technology and healthtech companies. The firm focuses on sectors such as artificial intelligence, digital health, cybersecurity, fintech, Web3, quantum computing, and other deep tech, with a portfolio spanning AI, health tech, biotech, cloud, and related areas. Pitango runs dedicated funds to support portfolio growth, including seed and early-stage investments, growth-stage investments, and healthtech initiatives, and provides portfolio companies with strategic partnerships, customers, and hands-on operational support across human resources, business development, finance, legal, and marketing. With offices in Israel and Silicon Valley, Pitango manages multiple venture funds and has backed hundreds of companies worldwide, maintaining a global reach anchored by Israel's tech leadership.

Vertex Ventures is a global network of operator-investors that manages portfolios across the United States, China, Israel, India and Southeast Asia. The firm acts as a partner to ambitious entrepreneurs, offering hands-on operating experience and broad access to capital, talent, partners and customers to help build globally scalable technology companies. Its investment activity spans seed to growth stages and covers software infrastructure, developer tools, data security, vertical software as a service, fintech, healthcare and other technology-enabled sectors. With a focus on founder-friendly collaboration, Vertex Ventures combines operational insight with a strong network to accelerate go-to-market, recruiting, partnerships and strategic fundraising. The firm operates through regional affiliates and is connected to a wider platform that supports portfolio companies through cross-border expertise and shared resources, aiming to develop durable companies with global reach.

Viola Group is Israel’s technology-focused investment group, headquartered in Herzliya. Founded in 2000, it operates a multi-strategy platform with independent units including Viola Ventures for early stage, Viola Growth for growth equity, Viola Credit for private credit, Viola FinTech for cross-stage fintech investments, and Viola Partners for private investor vehicles. The group backs Israeli and global technology companies across software, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, fintech, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing, investing from seed to expansion stages and pursuing long-term value. It collaborates with international investors and supports portfolio companies through scaling, strategic partnerships, and exits. Viola Group emphasizes hands-on partnership and leverages its ecosystem to help portfolio companies scale globally, maintaining a broad footprint in the tech investment landscape.

VentureSouq is a Dubai-based venture capital firm with a global portfolio, active in the Middle East and North Africa. It concentrates on early-stage technology companies, with emphasis on FinTech and ClimateTech, and actively backs sectors including lending, asset management, payments, cryptocurrency, and banking technology across the GCC and beyond. The firm pursues thesis-driven investments and leverages a broad international network to support portfolio companies in expansion, fundraising, and strategic partnerships. Since launching, VentureSouq has invested in more than 300 companies across 30+ countries, reflecting its role in the regional startup ecosystem. It participates in industry initiatives such as the Conscious Investor Fellowship and the Angel Rising investor symposium to foster collaboration and development within the entrepreneurial community.

Flat6Labs is an accelerator firm and entrepreneurship platform operating in emerging markets. Founded in 2011 and based in Cairo, it supports founders to build, launch, and grow transformative startups through acceleration programs, ecosystem development, and tailored innovation services. The firm has expanded across the Middle East and Africa with offices in Abu Dhabi, Amman, Beirut, Jeddah, Manama, and Tunis, and it runs regionally focused programs such as StartMashreq and Nawah Pre-Accelerator, along with sector initiatives in FinTech and PropTech. Flat6Labs collaborates with international partners and government initiatives to accelerate scale and regional impact, and it maintains programs and partnerships across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco, Lebanon, Iraq, Palestine, and Pakistan. The company aims to strengthen entrepreneurial ecosystems and bridge local startups to global markets.

STV is a venture capital firm based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, focused on investing in technology companies in the Middle East and North Africa. The firm operates as an independent VC anchored by STC, MENA's largest telecom operator, offering portfolio companies access to assets such as networks, channels, analytics, and a large customer base to support scale. Since its founding in 2018, STV has backed a diverse range of information technology companies across early and later stages and has launched a $100 million AI Fund backed by Google to support the development of AI-native startups in the region. STV has co-led seed rounds in notable portfolio companies like Sawt, an Arabic-native voice AI company, and runs STV Alpha, a program to cultivate venture-capital and entrepreneurship talent. The firm aims to provide startups with networks and resources to enable growth and expansion within the MENA ecosystem.

Global Ventures is a UAE-based venture capital firm established in 2018 that focuses on growth-stage investments across emerging markets in the Middle East and Africa. The firm has about 400 million in assets under management and backs companies in FinTech, HealthTech, EdTech, Agritech, and Enterprise Software as a Service. It provides capital, strategic guidance, and a regional network to support expansion into new markets. Global Ventures has a portfolio of more than 70 companies operating in 12 markets, with notable investments including Immensa, BioSapien, Paymob, Seafood Souq, Zid, and Yodawy. The firm emphasizes a hands-on approach to helping its portfolio companies scale, leveraging sector knowledge and cross-border connections to navigate growth challenges.

Endeavor is a global non-profit organization dedicated to fostering high-impact entrepreneurship by identifying and supporting ambitious founders, helping them scale, and multiplying their impact across economies. It maintains a worldwide network spanning dozens of countries, connecting entrepreneurs with mentors, investors, and corporate partners, and providing programs that accelerate growth and knowledge sharing. By building communities of entrepreneurs, mentors, and partners, Endeavor aims to spur job creation and revenue growth across its portfolio and ecosystems. The organization operates initiatives that energize local ecosystems and enable cross-border collaboration, positioning Endeavor as a leading platform for scaling high-growth ventures worldwide.

Mubadala Capital is an asset management firm based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. It operates as the financial investment arm of Mubadala Investment Company, a government-backed sovereign investor. Mubadala Capital manages investments across private equity, public equity, credit, and venture capital. It pursues opportunities across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa in sectors including enterprise software, cloud and digital infrastructure, logistics, mobility, tech-enabled healthcare, fintech, insurtech, consumer, and marketplaces.

Maverick Ventures Israel is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm founded in 2013 that concentrates on early-stage technology startups across Israel, supported by international investors interested in Israeli entrepreneurship.

Sequoia Capital is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 1972. It provides capital and strategic guidance to technology-focused startups, typically engaging with a limited number of portfolio companies at a time and supporting them through the business lifecycle. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships, assisting with product development, company building, and market expansion as companies scale from idea to growth across global markets.

Jerusalem Venture Partners is an Israeli-based venture capital firm founded in 1993 by Erel Margalit and headquartered in Jerusalem. It invests in early- and growth-stage technology companies across cybersecurity, big data, fintech, climate and insurtech, foodtech, agtech, digital health, enterprise software, storage, mobile, media and the Internet of Things, with a history of supporting portfolio companies through geographic expansion into North America, Europe and Asia. The firm operates incubator and accelerator arms, including JVP Media Labs and JVP Cyber Labs, which provide seed funding, hands-on management, office space and strategic guidance, combining capital with access to a global network of corporate partners, financial institutions and government bodies to help startups scale.

Orbit Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2010, based in Singapore, that invests in high-growth tech startups in emerging and frontier markets across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. It focuses on digitalizing traditional industries and improving living standards by supporting sectors such as e-commerce, fintech, media, healthcare, education, and logistics. The firm offers a lifetime program with hands-on support for partnerships, business development, fundraising, growth, and initial investment plus follow-on funding. It emphasizes rapid iteration and operational excellence, providing specialized assistance in enterprise sales, fundraising, and legal matters. Its portfolio includes companies like Dastgyr, ELSA, VideoVerse, and PriceOye. Through events and mentorship, Orbit aims to help portfolio companies scale and achieve sustainable growth in emerging markets.

57 Stars is a global independent asset manager specializing in private equity and venture capital investments, focusing on primary and secondary private equity partnerships and co-investments outside the United States, with emphasis on emerging markets. The firm applies a rigorous, analytical approach and a global perspective to identify opportunities across direct investments, funds of funds, and co-investments, serving institutional clients and pursuing responsible investing and long-term growth.

Middle East Venture Partners (MEVP) is a Dubai-based venture capital firm with offices in Beirut, Dubai, Manama and Riyadh that invests in early and growth-stage technology companies across the GCC and Levant. The firm targets sectors including cloud-based software, fintech, e-commerce, mobility, IoT, education and health tech, and pursues cross-border opportunities within the region. MEVP provides patient, value-add capital and hands-on support to founders, combining funding with mentorship, networks and execution frameworks to help portfolio companies scale. It manages multiple funds—including early and growth-stage vehicles—funding ambitious teams in technology startups and maintaining a track record of exits and notable investments. MEVP emphasizes regional breadth and active involvement, aiming to accelerate innovation and entrepreneurship in the Middle East and North Africa.

European Investment Bank is a key financial institution of the European Union that finances projects across Europe and beyond to promote sustainable development. It focuses on climate action, innovation, regional development, and infrastructure, providing financing through loans, guarantees, and advisory services to public and private sectors; supports large-scale infrastructure, technology development, and access to capital for enterprises; aligns with EU priorities such as the European Green Deal and digital transformation, including initiatives like InvestEU and Ukraine's recovery. It operates globally with a significant presence in the EU and neighboring regions, aiming to boost growth, create jobs, and improve living standards, while upholding transparency, accountability, and stakeholder engagement.

Oraseya Capital is the venture capital arm of the Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority, based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It focuses on early-stage investments, typically from pre-seed to Series B, with a preference for UAE-based startups and sectors including finance technology, education technology, digital health, logistics, future of work, impact investing, artificial intelligence and machine learning, consumer products and services, and e-commerce. The firm emphasizes founder-centric support, customer validation, and active engagement with portfolio companies, providing strategic guidance and access to networks. It operates SANDBOX, a five-month accelerator program that mentors and prepares pre-seed to seed-stage entrepreneurs for investment. It also tracks and reports on the MENA startup ecosystem, reflecting a commitment to regional innovation.

Peregrine Ventures is an Israeli venture capital firm focused on healthcare and life sciences. Based in Or Yehuda, it invests across the company lifecycle—from seed to growth—in areas including biotech, medical devices, digital health, and pharma. The firm aims to improve patients' quality of life by supporting portfolio companies with strategic guidance, business development, team building, and market access, drawing on deep industry knowledge and a multidisciplinary approach. Peregrine collaborates with entrepreneurs and industry stakeholders to help ventures scale and reach milestones, leveraging dedicated investment vehicles and an integrated, synergetic strategy to deliver value beyond capital. Its activities span global opportunities in the United States, Europe, and Israel, reflecting a long-standing track record in healthcare innovation.

Global Founders Capital is a Berlin-based global venture capital platform that invests in early-stage technology companies with high growth potential. Founded in 2013 and backed by Rocket Internet, it operates across global markets with a stage-agnostic approach, supporting entrepreneurs from initial development through scale. The firm concentrates on software and TMT sectors, seeking exceptional founders with scalable ideas and providing backing to help companies grow, thrive, and reach global markets. It emphasizes identifying and nurturing innovative technology businesses worldwide and evaluating opportunities based on potential impact and feasibility.

FJ Labs is a New York-based venture capital firm that focuses on marketplaces and consumer-facing startups. It is stage-agnostic, backing seed and Series A rounds, with an investment range of fifty thousand to five million dollars. Founded in 2015 by Fabrice Grinda, the firm leverages its network and experience in the marketplace sector to support founders aiming for rapid growth. The firm maintains a broad portfolio across e-commerce, on-demand services, fintech, and related technologies, with notable investments in Alibaba, Coupang, Delivery Hero, Beepi, BrightRoll, Betterment, Adore Me, and Earnest. FJ Labs emphasizes partnerships with visionary founders and uses its sector expertise to help portfolio companies scale and achieve expansion.

Dubai Future District Fund is a Dubai-based venture capital fund of funds established in 2021 to support the city's technology ecosystem. Backed by the Dubai International Financial Centre and the Dubai Future Foundation, the firm allocates capital through funds to advance technology sectors including proptech, healthtech, logistics tech, deep tech, circular economy, and web3. Its objective is to boost startup and venture capital activity in Dubai and the wider region, drive diversified GDP growth, and create jobs by strengthening ecosystem capacity-building initiatives and supporting ventures that advance innovation across sectors.

EQ2 Ventures is a Dubai-based venture capital firm that funds early-stage startups in the Middle East and Africa, focusing on seed to Series A rounds across Ad-tech, E-commerce, Marketplaces, Ed-tech, Fin-tech, and AI-powered SaaS. Established as an evergreen venture holding spun off from Equitrust, the corporate venture arm of the Choueiri Group, EQ2 Ventures emphasizes long-term support and founder-aligned growth. It leverages a broad network of strategic investors and mentors to help entrepreneurs address consumer and business challenges, build sustainable companies, and create lasting value. The firm pursues an ecosystem-driven approach to foster synergies among portfolio companies and the broader regional startup community.

Takwin Ventures is a Haifa-based venture capital firm and incubator that supports early-stage hi-tech companies led by Arab-Israeli entrepreneurs in Israel. It provides seed funding, incubation infrastructure, office space, and hands-on guidance to help founders develop business plans, product strategies, and growth paths. As a cooperative venture between Pitango and JVP, it aims to expand venture activity in the Arab-Israeli community and connect entrepreneurs to a global network. Takwin operates Takwin Labs, the northern region’s first venture infrastructure, and offers platforms such as Takwin Consult to assist startups throughout their journey from inspiration to scale. The firm targets sectors including autonomous vehicles, agriculture technology, nanotechnology, machine learning, and artificial intelligence, supporting companies from inception with the aim of turning high-potential ideas into high-growth businesses.

Shorooq Partners is a leading alternative investment manager in the Middle East and North Africa, founded in 2017 and based in Abu Dhabi. It runs venture capital and private credit funds that invest in technology companies, with sector focus including fintech, platforms, software, gaming, and Web3.0, and a preference for early-stage startups across the region. The firm operates across Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Riyadh, Egypt, and Korea, and functions as a group of affiliated entities under a common brand. It positions itself as a founder partner, company builder, and value investor, backing market-leading disruptors in fintech, software, and related technology sectors. Shorooq provides diversified, multi-asset investment opportunities for sovereign wealth funds, family offices, and institutional investors, leveraging local insights paired with global expertise. The business is regulated by the Abu Dhabi Global Market Financial Services Regulatory Authority.

StageOne Ventures is an Israel-headquartered venture capital firm focused on early-stage technology companies, with roots in Herzliya Pituach and a California office. It primarily backs enterprise-oriented tech across Israel and the United States, including B2B software, information technology, artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, fintech and related deep-tech sectors, often at seed stage with follow-on rounds and board participation. The firm emphasizes strong teams and disruptive market potential, leveraging a global network of operators and investors to support portfolio companies. With over 650 million under management across five funds, StageOne has a track record of exits from multiple investments, including Apolicy (acquired by Sysdig) and Apprente (acquired by McDonald’s). Typical initial commitments range from half a million to a few million dollars, and the firm seeks to partner with top-tier co-investors while providing strategic guidance to accelerate growth.

Aleph is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm founded in 2013 that partners with Israeli entrepreneurs to build large, meaningful companies with global brands. It invests in early-stage startups across software, services, healthcare, financial services, deep tech and consumer internet, helping portfolio companies scale internationally. The firm emphasizes high-touch, partner-level support and has developed Ampliphy, the Aleph Value Generation Platform, to address core startup challenges such as talent recruitment, business development and follow-on funding. With a focus on the Israeli tech ecosystem, Aleph backs notable startups including Lemonade, Melio, Healthy.io, SparkBeyond, JoyTunes, Fabric, Freightos and Bringg, and leverages its network and resources to accelerate growth for ambitious companies.

Class 5 Global is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that backs seed to late-stage technology and consumer-focused companies, including products, services, e-commerce, and SaaS, with an active, global footprint across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. The firm emphasizes supporting entrepreneurs through a people-centric approach, prioritizing human capital and collaboration to help founders scale their ventures.

Magma Venture Partners is an Israeli venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in information technology, communications technology, semiconductors, software, and media. Based in Tel Aviv, it concentrates on opportunities in Israel and supports entrepreneurs with sector expertise and a broad network to help them scale and compete globally.

Wamda is a platform that accelerates entrepreneurship ecosystems across the Middle East and North Africa by offering an integrated knowledge platform, media, community development, and research, along with the Wamda X fellowship and advisory services for startups, corporate and government partners. Through these programs and partnerships, Wamda supports high-growth technology and technology-enabled ventures, helping founders access resources, mentorship, and opportunities to scale and drive entrepreneurship in the region.

COTU Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, focused on investing in early-stage startups across the Middle East and North Africa. The firm partners with founders from pre-seed through Series A and beyond, providing capital and strategic guidance to accelerate product-market fit and growth. Its portfolio includes sectors such as property technology, financial technology, and education technology, with a commitment to backing ventures that drive regional development and economic growth.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm that provides early-stage and seed investments alongside structured accelerator programs and deeply resourced facilities to accelerate product development. Focused on deep tech, human and planetary health, and cross-border software, SOSV backs startups from pre-seed onward and runs programs that accelerate technical development, regulatory strategy, and fundraising. The firm maintains labs and engineering spaces with specialist staff in multiple regions, including the United States and Asia, to support portfolio companies in biosafety, chemistry, mechatronics, analytics, and electrical engineering. Programs such as HAX and other live events offer founders access to prototyping, testing, and investor networks. Annually, SOSV makes around sixty pre-seed investments (up to roughly $550k each) and participates in numerous follow-on rounds, leveraging a global portfolio and extensive co-investor network to help deeply technical startups scale and reach markets.

The European Innovation Council is a Brussels-based European Union organization established in 2018 to support deep‑tech innovation by helping startups, researchers and technology transfer activities move ideas toward market. It operates a portfolio of programs including Pathfinder, Accelerator, Transition, STEP Scale Up and Pre-Accelerator, and collaborates with partners to provide funding, mentorship and resources across the innovation lifecycle. The council emphasizes high-impact, science‑driven technologies with broad societal benefit and promotes inclusion, with initiatives to involve women‑led projects. It engages the wider ecosystem through awards, events and community initiatives and monitors impact through data platforms. By coordinating with private investors and other stakeholders, it aims to accelerate the scale-up of European deep‑tech firms and strengthen Europe’s position in global technology leadership.

Grove Ventures is a Tel Aviv-based early-stage venture capital firm that backs Israeli startups across technology-led sectors, including software infrastructure, developer tools, SaaS, IoT, healthcare, healthtech, AI and AI infrastructure, edge computing, semiconductors, data infrastructure, and B2B services. The firm adopts a hands-on, people-first approach, providing strategic guidance, operational support, and access to a broad network to help founders scale products and markets. With more than $500 million in assets under management, Grove Ventures emphasizes close collaboration with entrepreneurs to drive long-term value and responsible growth.

Prosus is a global consumer internet group and technology investor that builds, scales and acquires internet platforms across online marketplaces, classifieds, payments and fintech, food delivery, travel and education. It pursues growth through strategic equity investments, acquisitions and operating capabilities, leveraging a global footprint in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The company operates many leading internet platforms and supports its portfolio with ventures, capital markets activity and emphasis on AI initiatives. Headquartered in Amsterdam, Prosus is the international internet assets division of Naspers and focuses on value creation through technology-enabled platforms and ecosystems.

Hashed is a venture capital firm and accelerator focused on blockchain and Web3 startups. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Seoul, it has a global footprint with offices in Singapore, Bengaluru, Silicon Valley, and Abu Dhabi. It invests in early-stage blockchain ventures across sectors such as finance, gaming, and entertainment, and has backed notable companies including Aptos and Republic. Beyond capital, Hashed acts as an ecosystem builder, supporting portfolio companies and fostering collaboration through programs and events. The firm operates a range of initiatives and subsidiaries to accelerate adoption, including incubation platforms, emerging markets investing, research, fintech and crypto analytics, institutional custody, and regulatory studies. It also runs community and media initiatives and hosts major events such as Korea Blockchain Week. Through its global presence and hands-on support, Hashed aims to grow decentralized Web3 ecosystems and empower founders worldwide.

MizMaa Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel, that invests in early-stage technology companies with global growth potential. It backs deep-technology and high-impact startups across sectors including cloud computing, cybersecurity and cloud security, mobility and autonomous technologies, artificial intelligence, fintech and digital health, as well as autonomous shipping and robotics. The firm provides capital alongside strategic guidance, industry connections and expert advice to help portfolio companies scale and succeed. Its mandate emphasizes building Israeli innovations for global markets, bridging opportunities across Asia, Europe, North America and the Middle East.

OrbiMed is a global healthcare-focused investment firm founded in 1989 and headquartered in New York. It manages assets across public and private markets and pursues opportunities across the healthcare spectrum, including biopharmaceuticals, medical devices, diagnostics, digital health, and health services. The firm invests in startups, growth-stage companies, and established entities, leveraging scientific and medical expertise to support development and commercialization. It also offers financing solutions such as structured debt and royalty monetization for intellectual property and medical diagnostics.

83North is a London- and Herzliya-based venture capital firm that backs technology companies across Europe, the United States, and Israel. Founded in 2006, it operates with a globally distributed team and maintains offices in London and Herzliya. The firm makes early to growth stage investments in software, data infrastructure, enterprise IT, fintech, health tech, and related technology sectors, with emphasis on AI, IoT, and security. It has a track record of backing unicorns and generating multiple exits, reflecting a history of helping portfolio companies scale. With more than 2.4 billion in capital under management, 83North supports portfolio companies through hands-on guidance and strategic partnerships to accelerate growth and global reach.

BECO Capital is a Dubai-based venture capital firm established in 2012 that backs seed- and early-stage technology startups in the Gulf region, with a focus on the Middle East and North Africa. It pursues a thesis-driven, sector-agnostic approach, seeking companies with potential for regional and international growth. The firm provides more than funding, assisting founders with business development and access to debt and equity financing, and offers hands-on operational mentorship to its portfolio companies. BECO Capital concentrates on mobile, internet of things, software as a service, and other technology sectors, and supports ventures from inception to growth within the Gulf and wider MENA region.

TLV Partners is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in Israeli technology startups across cybersecurity, data, artificial intelligence, DevTools, fintech, biotech, e-commerce, and related sectors. With over $1 billion in assets under management, it partners with exceptional founders to turn disruptive ideas into category-defining companies. Since its inception in 2015, TLV Partners has backed notable Israeli companies such as Aqua Security, Next Insurance, Unit, Firebolt, Immunai, Granulate (acquired by Intel), Puresec (acquired by Palo Alto Networks), Oribi (acquired by LinkedIn), Neosec (acquired by Akamai), among others.

Cardumen Capital is a global venture capital and asset management firm with a presence in Europe and the Middle East, including Israel, that invests in world-class founders building AI, big data, cybersecurity, information technology, software and hardware companies, as well as AgriFoodTech and circular-economy ventures. The firm emphasizes a hands-on, transparent, and network-driven approach, supporting portfolio companies and investors as an active partner across B2B and B2B2C models. It manages hundreds of millions of dollars in assets and operates across multiple strategies to accelerate growth, hiring, and scale within leading tech ecosystems.

Aurum Ventures MKI is a venture capital firm based in Ramat Gan, Israel, that provides value-added growth capital to entrepreneurs in life sciences, healthcare, technology, and clean-tech. It backs cutting-edge technologies with strong commercial propositions that can mature into successful businesses and contribute to society. The firm deploys a hands-on, senior team that actively supports portfolio companies to strengthen strategy and execution and pursues a long-term investment horizon.

Blumberg Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 1991 that backs early-stage and growth-stage B2B technology companies. The firm focuses on AI-driven and transformative technologies across fintech, data analytics and infrastructure, cybersecurity, healthtech, and supply chain and logistics, providing active governance through board participation and hands-on advisory support. It operates internationally with offices in San Francisco, Tel Aviv, New York and Miami, and backs startups from seed through Series A and follow-on rounds, partnering with entrepreneurs to build scalable enterprise solutions.

Glory Ventures is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 that backs early- and growth-stage startups, with a focus on artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, intelligent hardware, and enterprise services, as well as sectors tied to China’s industrial upgrading and consumption upgrade. It pursues cross-border opportunities, particularly between China and Israel, and operates with a research-driven approach that connects industrial resources with private equity and public-listed companies to build strategic value chains. The firm seeks to support portfolio companies through value-added partnerships and potential exits by M&A or IPO, aiming to foster an ecosystem across multiple industries by backing companies that advance AI, autonomous driving, robotics, smart manufacturing, and cloud computing. Glory Ventures collaborates with industrial capital and leading investors to accelerate growth in its China and Israel investments.

YL Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on cybersecurity and deep technology, investing from seed to growth in startups primarily in the United States and Israel. Based in Mill Valley, California, the firm provides hands-on support, strategic guidance, and access to a network of security executives and industry partners to accelerate portfolio companies. It backs early-stage to growth companies addressing areas such as software supply chain security, data loss prevention, cloud security, and identity governance, including AI-enabled approaches to security. The portfolio spans AI-native security, AI-powered SaaS security, and other advanced cybersecurity solutions. YL Ventures emphasizes domain expertise and active company building to help founders scale and pursue exits with strategic buyers.

Vintage Investment Partners is a global venture investment firm that backs venture funds and growth‑stage technology companies through primary and secondary transactions. Its secondary strategy acquires limited partnership interests in Israeli, European and U.S. venture funds and, alongside partner funds, it makes direct investments in growth‑stage technology companies. The firm operates across Israel, Europe and North America and supports portfolio companies with co‑investments and resources to help drive growth and liquidity events. Founded in 2003 and based in Israel, Vintage focuses on technology sectors including software, semiconductors, information and communications technology, Internet infrastructure and medical devices.

Glilot Capital Partners is an Israel-based venture capital firm focused on seed and early-stage investments in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, enterprise software and related B2B technology. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Herzliya Pituach, it backs Israeli entrepreneurs across the lifecycle, providing hands-on support, capital and a global network to accelerate product development and market traction. The firm targets sectors including software, cybersecurity, AI and big data, IoT and DevOps, and often leads or participates in early growth rounds, offering flexible funding solutions and strategic guidance through its network.

Battery Ventures is a global technology investment firm founded in 1983 and based in Boston. It provides growth equity and venture capital to technology companies across sectors including application software, infrastructure software, consumer, industrial technology, and life science tools, investing in early through late stages and supporting buyouts. The firm operates internationally with offices in multiple locations and emphasizes a team-based, thesis-driven approach and close relationships with company leadership. Over its history, Battery Ventures has backed more than 450 companies, reflecting a focus on technology-driven growth and long-term partnerships.