OurCrowd is an Israel-headquartered independent venture investing platform that gives accredited investors and institutions access to venture capital and private equity opportunities. The platform vets and selects opportunities, invests its capital, conducts due diligence, and provides market insights and reporting to help users build diversified portfolios. It supports portfolio companies with mentorship, strategic introductions, and access to a global network for co-investment, talent, and follow-on opportunities. Operating globally, OurCrowd targets sectors such as healthcare, transport, energy, technology, fintech, cybersecurity, AI, software, and IoT, and facilitates investments across Israel, the United States and other markets. The company emphasizes education and investor resources and partners with institutional and high-net-worth investors to expand deal flow.

Pitango Venture Capital is a Herzliya-based venture capital firm founded in 1993 with offices in Israel and the United States. It manages multiple funds and backs startups across early-stage to growth, spanning information technology, artificial intelligence, digital health, health tech, cybersecurity, IoT, Web3, biotech, fintech, and other technology sectors. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships, providing strategic guidance, hands-on support, and access to a broad network of customers, partners, and industry leaders to help portfolio companies scale toward IPOs. Pitango operates internationally with investments in Israel, the United States, the United Kingdom, and other regions, leveraging its ecosystem to connect entrepreneurs with customers, partners, and corporate collaborators. It is recognized for sector expertise and a track record of supporting founders from inception through scale.

Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) is an Israeli venture capital firm founded in 1993 and based in Jerusalem. It invests in early- and growth-stage technology companies across cybersecurity, big data, fintech, AI, climate tech, insurtech, digital health, enterprise software, storage, mobile, media, and IoT, often taking significant ownership in portfolio firms. The firm has raised about US$1.4 billion and backed more than 140 companies, with activities spanning Israel, the U.S. East Coast and international expansion into North America, Europe and Asia. JVP operates specialized incubators, including JVP Media Labs and JVP Cyber Labs, offering seed funding, hands-on management, workspace and strategic guidance, plus access to a global network of partners to help companies scale and attract follow-on funding. The firm emphasizes building category-leading companies and has supported exits and Nasdaq listings through its portfolio.

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.

Peregrine Ventures is an Israeli healthcare venture capital firm that concentrates on advancing medical innovation across biotech, digital health, medical devices, and pharma. The firm provides end-to-end support to portfolio companies throughout their life cycle—from seed-stage opportunities to growth companies—combining capital with strategic guidance, regulatory counsel, business development, and team recruitment. Peregrine operates multiple investment vehicles and programs, including seed and early-stage funds, an incubator, and a growth fund, to accelerate the development and commercialization of medical technologies and improve patient outcomes on a global scale.

StageOne Ventures is an Israel-based venture capital firm founded in 2001 with offices in Herzliya and California. It specializes in seed and early-stage investments in enterprise deep-tech and B2B technology companies, primarily in Israel and the United States. The firm typically invests 0.5 to 3 million dollars per portfolio company, leads seed rounds, and provides follow-on financing, often taking board seats. It emphasizes portfolio support through technology validation, decision-making infrastructure, and global scaling, backed by a track record of 21 exits across more than 69 portfolio companies and over $650 million raised across five funds. Notable portfolio companies include Apolicy (acquired by Sysdig), Apprente (acquired by McDonald’s), vHive, and 40rty. The focus sectors include fintech, AI, cybersecurity, cloud, data analytics, infrastructure, and related IT software, with collaboration from co-investors worldwide.

Battery Ventures is a technology-focused private equity and venture capital firm based in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1983, the firm invests in technology companies across sectors such as application software, IT infrastructure, consumer internet and mobile services, industrial technologies, and life science tools. It pursues growth equity and buyout opportunities, supporting portfolio companies through periods of scale and transformation. Battery Ventures emphasizes partnering with founders and management teams, offering expertise in talent acquisition, business development, marketing, and growth strategy to accelerate long-term value creation.

Aleph is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel, founded in 2013. It partners with Israeli entrepreneurs to build large, meaningful companies and global brands, investing across software, services, healthcare, financial services, deep tech and consumer internet. With about $850 million under management, Aleph provides high-touch, partner-level support and operates Ampliphy, the Aleph Value Generation Platform, to help startups with talent recruitment, business development and follow-on funding at scale. The firm contributes to the Israeli tech ecosystem by helping portfolio companies grow on the global stage.

Founded in 1972, Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital and strategic guidance to a limited number of companies across the idea to growth stages, emphasizing long-term partnerships. The firm invests globally in software, information technology, internet, mobile, TMT, healthcare, financial services, energy, media, and retail sectors, often supporting companies from early formation through scale. Sequoia collaborates with portfolio leadership to help with product development, market expansion, and company building, drawing on deep operating experience and a focus on enduring value creation.

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.

YL Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm focused on seed- and early-stage investments in cybersecurity and related deep-technology sectors, including SaaS and autonomous systems, with activity in the United States and Israel. Founded in 2007, it provides strategic guidance and access to a network of CISOs and industry leaders to accelerate portfolio companies. The firm backs startups such as Orca Security, Novee, Native, Spera Security, Grip Security, Miggo Security, and Aim Security (acquired by Cato Networks), reflecting emphasis on cloud and data security, identity governance, and AI-enabled security.

Magma Venture Partners is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage technology investments, including information technology, communications technology, semiconductors, software and new media. It primarily targets startups based in Israel and supports entrepreneurs through mentorship and portfolio development, collaborating with industry experts and other investors to help portfolio companies grow.

Grove Ventures is a Tel Aviv-based early-stage venture capital firm that specializes in seed and early-stage investments in Israeli startups across sectors including software infrastructure, developer tools, the Internet of Things, SaaS, biotechnology, healthcare, semiconductors, data centers, energy, enterprise AI, and healthtech. The firm emphasizes hands-on partnership and a people-first philosophy, leveraging its network and operational expertise to support portfolio companies through critical decisions. Grove Ventures manages over $500 million in assets and partners with entrepreneurs to build durable, technology-driven solutions at the intersection of technology, science, and market needs.

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.

OTV is a venture capital firm focused on digital health and related technology sectors. Established in 2014 and based in Tel Aviv with offices in New York and Shanghai, it funds, advises, and supports early- to growth-stage ventures aimed at improving healthcare outcomes. Its portfolio spans areas such as in-cabin health monitoring, automated genomics, GI solutions, big data, mobile, software-as-a-service, and IoT. OTV emphasizes transparent engagement with investors and entrepreneurs, including quarterly updates and annual summits, and it leverages a global network of partners to drive value creation, reporting that its portfolio has created billions in value and exits. The firm seeks to foster innovation in digital health through targeted investments and active collaboration with founders and stakeholders.

TLV Partners is a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 that makes early-stage and growth-stage investments in Israeli startups spanning cybersecurity, data, artificial intelligence, DevTools, fintech, biotech, and e-commerce. With over $1 billion in assets under management, the firm partners with exceptional founders to turn disruptive ideas into category-defining companies. Its portfolio includes Aqua Security, Next Insurance, Unit, Firebolt, Immunai, Granulate, Puresec, Oribi and Neosec, among others, with several exits and acquisitions by larger tech players. TLV Partners has raised multiple funds, including a fund of about $250 million, and focuses its activity in Israel and related regional markets, supporting entrepreneurs from day one to accelerate growth.

83North is a London-based venture capital firm with an office in Herzliya. It manages about $2.4 billion and backs high-growth technology companies across Europe, Israel and the United States, investing across stages in sectors including artificial intelligence, IoT, fintech, software, data infrastructure, security and consumer technology. Founded in 2006, it has backed dozens of companies and generated multiple exits, supporting founders as they scale from early to growth stages.

Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India is the corporate venture capital arm of Vertex Holdings, based in Singapore. It funds high-growth startups in Southeast Asia and India, with emphasis on Singapore, India, Indonesia, Thailand and other regional hubs, targeting first institutional rounds. The firm operates within the Vertex Ventures global network, collaborating with venture funds in the United States, China and Israel to provide local knowledge and global reach. Through its corporate backing, it aims to support entrepreneurs with operating experience and access to capital, talent, partners and customers to help build globally scalable businesses.

OrbiMed is a global healthcare investment firm focused on supporting the development of therapies, medical devices, diagnostics, and health IT. Established in 1989, it manages a broad investment platform across venture capital, private equity, and public equity, targeting opportunities from early-stage startups to mature companies. The firm backs companies across biopharmaceuticals, biotechnology, life sciences, and digital health, providing financing and strategic resources to accelerate innovation. With a multinational presence and offices in New York, San Francisco, Mumbai, Herzliya, Shanghai, and beyond, OrbiMed pursues a diversified portfolio of healthcare companies worldwide.

Glory Ventures is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm established in 2015 that targets early and growth-stage technology investments in information technology, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, smart manufacturing, and related sectors driven by China’s industrial upgrading and AI development. It pursues cross-border opportunities, notably in Israel and China, and emphasizes a research-driven approach to leverage industrial resources, build strategic value across the value chain, and support exits through M&A or IPO. The firm fuses private equity resources with industrial partners to create synergies, provides active governance and value-added ecosystem building to accelerate portfolio companies in areas such as AI hardware and software, autonomous driving, robotics, enterprise services, cloud computing, and consumer technology. Glory Ventures manages multiple funds with global reach and collaborates with leading electronics, automotive, internet, storage, and cloud players to foster an information technology ecosystem, including initiatives like the OpenClaw platform.

O.G. Venture Partners is a technology-focused venture capital firm backed by Ofer Global. It operates as a multi-stage investor focused on early-growth opportunities in B and C rounds, with a global presence including London and connections to offices in Tel Aviv and Monaco. The firm pursues technology sector deals across geographies and provides long-term support to portfolio companies. Its portfolio includes growth-stage startups such as LendBuzz, WSC Sports, BlueVine, Bringg, Paxos, Connecteam, Elementor, Coralogix, Candivore and SuperPlay.

aMoon Fund is a healthtech and life sciences venture capital firm based in Ra'anana, Israel, founded in 2017 by Marius Nacht and Dr. Yair Schindel. It backs early- to growth-stage companies across the United States, Europe, and Israel that develop biopharma, digital health, medical technology, and related life sciences solutions. The firm partners with management teams to leverage advanced science and technology to accelerate cures for life-threatening conditions and address global healthcare cost drivers, aiming to create meaningful patient impact and scalable value in the health economy.

Vintage Investment Partners is a global venture firm and fund-of-funds manager based in Herzliya, Israel. It invests in venture funds and technology startups through primary and secondary transactions, acquiring limited partnership interests in Israeli, European, and U.S. funds, and it also makes direct growth-stage investments alongside partner funds. The firm operates across Israel, Europe, and North America, and supports its portfolio through co-investments and strategic collaborations with growth-stage companies.

Next Gear Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel, focused on early-stage investments in the sustainability and mobility ecosystems. The firm backs startups addressing smart city challenges, electric propulsion, energy transition, and related areas through technologies such as artificial intelligence, digitization, and information technology. It targets opportunities in energy equipment, business products, IT, and services within mobility and energy sectors. Next Gear Ventures emphasizes building an interconnected ecosystem by supporting entrepreneurs with high growth potential and by engaging with established industry players. The firm has pursued partnerships with automotive and mobility leaders, including Hertz, Audi AG, and Uveye, to advance practical, scalable solutions that aim to make mobility safer, smarter, and more sustainable.

Founders Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that supports science and technology companies across seed to late-stage investments, with a global reach and a focus on transformative technologies. It has backed notable companies such as SpaceX, Palantir, Facebook and Airbnb, and pursues a founder-friendly approach that provides substantial support with minimal interference across sectors including software, artificial intelligence, aerospace, energy, health, cybersecurity, biotechnology, quantum computing, and consumer internet.

M12 is Microsoft's corporate venture capital arm, founded in 2016 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. It invests in early- and growth-stage technology companies with focus areas including AI, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, developer tools, vertical software-as-a-service, Web3 and gaming, and deep tech. The firm backs seed through B-stage rounds and Series A to C, aiming to accelerate technology innovation by linking portfolio companies with Microsoft’s ecosystem. It offers strategic value through access to customers, technology resources, and potential collaborations, and operates in North America and Israel. Since inception, M12 has backed numerous startups and runs accelerator programs to support later-stage growth, reflecting its approach of aligning with Microsoft to drive scale for its investees.

Service Provider Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2014 and based in Colorado. It specializes in co-investments in Seed and Series A rounds led by institutional venture funds, and operates multiple regional funds with a portfolio of 600+ companies and connections to over 400 strategic investors. The firm leverages its extensive networks of limited partners and CEOs to connect portfolio companies with potential investors, customers, and partners, while providing access to expertise and resources without imposing restrictive terms or seeking special rights. It supports portfolio companies with prompt assistance and covers its own legal fees, and operates independently of certain listed firms to focus on portfolio company growth.

Entrée Capital is a venture capital firm established by former serial founders, with offices in Tel Aviv, London, and New York. The firm backs early- and growth-stage startups across a broad range of sectors, including software, AI, fintech, deeptech, cybersecurity, and blockchain, with a focus on Israeli and European founders building for global markets. Entrée Capital emphasizes a collaborative, founder-centric partnership, providing operating experience, trust, and practical support to help portfolio companies scale through challenges. The team seeks category-defining companies and aims to help founders grow with clarity, resilience, and purpose, maintaining a hands-on approach across its portfolio.

NFX is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage startups at pre-seed and seed, investing across software, data products, AI, bio, gaming, and related technology sectors in the United States, Israel, Latin America, and Europe. The firm maintains a founder-centric approach, aiming to improve the startup experience with software-powered processes, and to share growth techniques that leverage network effects. It has backed numerous companies with significant exits, reflecting its experience as entrepreneurs themselves. NFX also runs a founder community and resources such as a weekly newsletter and a Masterclass on network effects, supported by the NFX Guild.

PICO Venture Partners is an Israeli venture capital firm founded in 2015 and based in Jerusalem, with additional offices in Tel Aviv and New York. It specializes in early-stage investments from visionary Israeli entrepreneurs developing future-defining technologies across software, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data. The firm supports portfolio companies through domain expertise, an advisor network, collaborative workspaces, and go-to-market channels, emphasizing close partnership and open dialogue to help founders scale their businesses.

Red Dot Capital Partners is a Tel Aviv–based venture capital firm founded in 2016 that focuses on Israeli technology companies at the early-growth stage and with potential for global expansion. The firm backs promising Israeli startups poised for scaling internationally, including expansion into Southeast Asia and Japan, and positions itself as a first institutional investor offering comprehensive, hands-on support through an interdisciplinary, globally experienced team. It manages multiple funds, including Red Dot Capital Partners II, and emphasizes a collaborative, teamwork-oriented culture to help portfolio companies achieve product-market fit and sustainable growth.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm focused on deep tech investments that address human and planetary health, backing seed-to-growth startups and delivering hands-on programs that accelerate product development, customer acquisition, and fundraising. It operates accelerator-like facilities for deep tech founders, including IndieBio in San Francisco and New York (referred to as SOSV SF & NY) and HAX in Newark, offering labs, offices, engineering support, mentorship, and broad access to an investor network. With a large and active portfolio across dozens of countries, SOSV supports hundreds of pre-seed and follow-on investments annually from its New Jersey base and through its global network, emphasizing long-term founder support beyond initial funding and fostering collaboration among portfolio companies and investors.

Blumberg Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 1991 that invests in early-stage and growth-stage technology companies. It concentrates on AI-driven and transformative B2B technologies across fintech, data analytics and infrastructure, cybersecurity, healthtech, and supply chain and logistics, along with other enterprise technology sectors. The firm supports portfolio companies as active board members and hands-on advisors, leveraging an international team of investors, operators and advisors to provide strategic and operational guidance. Blumberg Capital operates from multiple offices, including San Francisco, Tel Aviv, New York and Miami, and typically engages with seed through Series A rounds, with the ability to participate in follow-on rounds as companies scale.

Qumra Capital is a Tel Aviv-based Israeli venture capital firm founded in 2012 that concentrates on late-stage, technology-driven companies with proven market fit and strong growth potential. It backs high-growth data and software-enabled businesses aiming for global leadership, providing substantial capital and strategic advisory to accelerate scaling and international expansion. The firm supports portfolio companies across sectors such as fintech, healthcare, SaaS and enterprise software, with a focus on data-driven growth and collaboration to disrupt industries. Qumra operates multiple funds including Qumra Capital I, II, III and IV, and is led by founders Boaz Dinte, Erez Shachar and Sivan Shamri Dahan.

2B Angels is an early stage micro venture capital fund based in Tel-Aviv, founded in 2009. It invests in disruptive startups and ambitious entrepreneurs at Seed and Pre-Series A rounds, typically ranging from $250K to $750M, with reserve capital for follow-on funding in future rounds. The firm provides extensive mentorship and hands-on support to help portfolio companies achieve product-market fit, derive key insights, and obtain metrics to attract subsequent funding and scale their market presence. Its focus includes enterprise software, cyber security, and digital communications.

iAngels is a Tel Aviv-based, women-led venture capital firm founded in 2014 that invests in Israeli technology across multiple sectors. The firm has over 400 million in assets under management and a track record of 24 profitable exits, and it is recognized as one of Israel's most active investors. iAngels offers bespoke portfolio solutions for investors, spanning self-directed accounts, professionally tailored funds, and actively managed blockchain assets, supported by a team with extensive experience in asset management and entrepreneurship. The company also operates iAngels Crowd, a global crowdfunding platform connecting investors with technology startups, expanding access to early-stage opportunities.

Trendlines Group is an investment firm focusing on agrifood and medtech innovations. Founded in 1993 and based in Misgav, Israel, it accelerates the path from research to market by providing incubation, investment, and strategic support through its network of incubators in Israel and Singapore and its in-house Trendlines Labs. The group backs medical devices, medical technology, and agrifood ventures, and manages funds such as the Trendlines Agrifood Fund and the Bayer Trendlines Ag Innovation Fund.

U.S. Venture Partners is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 1981. It specializes in early-stage investments in information technology and healthcare, including enterprise software, IT security, consumer internet, mobile, e-commerce, and IT-enabled healthcare services. The firm backs entrepreneurs across the United States and Israel, aiming to turn ideas into world-changing companies and to create economic value and jobs over its multi-decade history. The team comprises former entrepreneurs, technologists, corporate executives, financial professionals, and industry experts who work with portfolio companies to scale growth in software, healthcare, and related sectors.

Norwest Venture Partners is a global venture capital and growth equity firm founded in 1961 and headquartered in California. It backs early- and late-stage companies across technology, consumer, enterprise, and healthcare sectors, offering capital plus strategic guidance to help founders scale. The firm has funded hundreds of companies and operates with a broad network of operators and partners to assist in areas such as talent, product, and go-to-market execution. Norwest invests across geographies with a focus on North America, Israel, and India and targets a mix of seed, venture, and growth opportunities, often taking lead or co-lead roles in portfolio companies. Its portfolio spans software, IT infrastructure, fintech, consumer services, and healthcare technology, reflecting a technology-driven, multi-sector approach designed to build durable, high-growth businesses.

Joule Ventures is a venture capital firm that partners with Israeli entrepreneurs to accelerate U.S. commercialization, offering day-one access to decision-makers and resources to address enterprise challenges in areas such as DevOps, cybersecurity, fintech, AI, and data enablement. It operates in the United States and Israel with offices in Tel Aviv and New York, and conducts a partner-only, founder-focused approach that emphasizes relationships and tangible value creation to support rapid growth of Israeli startups in U.S. markets.

F6 Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm focused on empowering founders in the Middle East and Africa to scale internationally. It provides early capital along with strategic support and a broad network to help portfolio companies reach key milestones, such as acquiring initial customers and attracting follow-on funding. The firm operates across multiple emerging markets and has backed hundreds of startups, managing around $90 million in assets under management across several funds. Its portfolio spans diverse sectors and emphasizes social impact, including a notable share of female-led ventures. Based in the region, F6 Ventures aims to extend its startups' reach beyond borders by pairing capital with hands-on guidance and ecosystem access.

MizMaa Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel, focused on deep-technology and technology startups with global growth potential. The firm takes a hands-on approach, providing long-term capital, strategic connections, and operational guidance across product development, go-to-market, and partnerships. Its portfolio spans artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud services, mobility, fintech, and digital health, including Orca AI, Anima Design, Aurora Labs, and Coro. MizMaa emphasizes building successful global companies and contributing to the Israeli innovation ecosystem, supported by an active news blog that discusses industry trends and opportunities in the region.

Innovation Endeavors is a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups and select expansion-stage opportunities. It focuses on intelligent software, computing infrastructure, the physical economy, and engineering health, while also investing in AI, sensing, electrification, robotics, life sciences, and related areas across the United States and Israel. Guided by a thesis that emphasizes a Super Evolution—combining data, computation, and advanced engineering to accelerate industry transformation—the firm operates with offices in Silicon Valley, New York, and Tel Aviv. Its portfolio includes Uber, SoFi, Planet Labs, AlphaSense, Eikon Therapeutics, Atom Computing, Formlabs, and Kong, among others, reflecting an emphasis on disruptive technologies and global markets.

Flint Capital is an international venture capital firm founded in 2013 and headquartered in Boston. It backs technology companies across the United States, Europe, and Israel, with an international footprint that includes offices in Palo Alto and Tel Aviv and a history of activity in Moscow and London. The firm invests at seed to growth stages, typically targeting investments between USD 0.5 million and USD 10 million per company, across sectors such as enterprise software, fintech, information technology, cybersecurity, healthcare technology, artificial intelligence, digital health, AR/VR, and SaaS. It pursues a Bridge strategy to help Israeli and European ventures expand into the US market and leverages a broad network of entrepreneurs, industry experts, and investment funds to access opportunities. Exits are pursued through M&A or IPO.

Greenfield Partners is a venture capital firm and investment platform focused on early growth technology companies. Founded in 2016 by TPG Growth, it began as an Israeli-focused platform and has operated as an independent fund since 2020, while maintaining senior advisory ties to TPG Growth. The firm backs disruptive technology and tech-enabled businesses globally at the early growth stage and applies its Greenfield Growth Momentum (G2M) playbooks to implement go-to-market best practices that accelerate global scale. With Israeli roots and international reach, Greenfield Partners supports portfolio companies as they scale from product-market fit to global operations.

Pontifax Venture Capital is a Herzliya, Israel-based healthcare-focused venture capital firm that backs transformative life sciences companies worldwide, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical devices. Founded in 2004, the firm provides capital and hands-on guidance across development stages, leveraging its industry network and operating experience to support strategic direction, capital markets access, and M&A activity for portfolio companies. Pontifax seeks to source innovative ideas globally and help build successful life sciences businesses through active partnerships and governance, with a focus on turning breakthrough concepts into clinically and commercially viable products.

Mangrove Capital Partners is a Luxembourg-based venture capital firm founded in 2000 that focuses on early- and growth-stage technology investments. It backs software, internet and digital sectors, including online services, marketplaces, SaaS, mobile, security, fintech, health tech, education and artificial intelligence, with a geographic emphasis on Europe and Israel and activity in nearby markets. The firm provides capital plus guidance, industry relationships and support to help founders scale, leveraging a track record that includes backing notable unicorns such as Skype, Wix, K Health and Flo Health. It operates across a multi-fund platform with offices in Luxembourg, Berlin and Tel Aviv, reflecting its pan-European and Middle Eastern footprint.

Team8 is a global venture group based in Tel Aviv that builds and invests in companies across enterprise technology, cybersecurity, data science, AI and fintech. Through an in-house team of company-builders and a broad network of C‑level executives and industry experts, Team8 operates a Foundry model that identifies large problems, develops innovative solutions, and accelerates startup success through technology, market fit and talent acquisition. Founded in 2014, the firm partners with early-stage founders from idea to venture creation and growth, providing hands-on operational support and access to strategic investors. The portfolio emphasizes cybersecurity, software infrastructure, fintech and digital health, and Team8 maintains a research and events program to inform and empower its ecosystem. Prominent backers include Microsoft, Walmart, Cisco, Barclays and Moody’s.

MoreVC is a venture capital firm based in Ra'anana, Israel, founded in 2006, that funds seed and early-stage technology startups in Israel. The firm emphasizes founder-friendly partnerships and aims to help portfolio companies achieve meaningful, lasting impact beyond financial returns. It has built a diverse portfolio of over 40 companies and maintains relationships with institutional investors, multinational corporations and family offices across Europe, Asia, the United States and Israel. MoreVC targets investments across a broad range of technology sectors, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, cybersecurity, Internet of Things, energy, logistics, agtech, foodtech and mobility, and it has supported funds and initiatives such as InnovFin Equity with funding from the European Union Horizon 2020 financial instruments. The organization is known for long-term value creation and close collaboration with entrepreneurs in Israel's tech ecosystem.

Target Global is a European technology-focused venture capital firm with over €3 billion in assets under management and offices in London, Berlin, Tel Aviv, and Abu Dhabi. Founded in 2015 by Shmuel Chafets and Yaron Valler, the firm backs technology startups across Europe and Israel from pre-seed to pre-IPO, emphasizing founder-led, high-impact opportunities and a multi-stage investment approach. Its portfolio includes Revolut, Auto1, Copper, Delivery Hero, Docplanner, and Rapyd, among others, and it has supported unicorns, exits, and IPOs across its track record. The team combines founder and operator experience to help companies scale into large markets, with a focus on fostering diverse, ambitious teams and driving value creation for the portfolio.