AppointmentGreenfield Partners appoints Raz Mangel as Partner
Appointment
Greenfield Partners appoints Raz Mangel as Partner
Mangel joined the VC firm six years ago and has been instrumental in several of Greenfield Partners' key investments, including Vast Data, BigPanda, Guardicore, and Avanan
Raz Mangel has been appointed as Partner at Greenfield Partners, joining Shay Grinfeld, Yuda Doron, Avery Schwartz, and Nir Goldstein in leading the early growth fund's strategic direction and investment activities.
Mangel joined Greenfield Partners six years ago and has been instrumental in several of Greenfield Partners' key investments, including Vast Data, BigPanda, Guardicore (exited) and Avanan (exited), and assisted in leading the investment in several key portfolio companies including Coralogix, Silverfort, and Mixtiles.
Founded in 2016 by TPG Growth to lead investments in Israel, Greenfield Partners spun-out into an independent fund in late 2019 under the leadership of partners Grinfeld, Doron, and Schwartz. Today, Greenfield Partners oversees nearly a billion dollars across several funds and investment vehicles, targeting early growth stage companies in enterprise software, hardware, fintech, and cybersecurity.
Before joining Greenfield Partners, Mangel spent several years as an investment banker at Barclays, where he worked on some of the most significant technology deals in Israel during his time there, and prior to that he focused on M&A at Ernst & Young (EY). Raz holds a bachelor's degree in Economics and Accounting from Tel Aviv University, and an MBA from University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
“Our vision extends beyond the investment; it's about partnering and building long-term relationships with founders to support them in bridging the crucial gap from early-stage to building and scaling world-class technology enterprises,” said Mangel. “At Greenfield we are dedicated to elevating our portfolio companies, executives, and founders with the resources and capabilities needed to build thriving technology companies.”
