AppointmentDr. Anat Bonshtein appointed as partner at Mobilion Ventures
Appointment
Dr. Anat Bonshtein appointed as partner at Mobilion Ventures
Dr. Bonshtein previously served as the director of the National Program for Smart Transportation and Fuel Alternatives in the Prime Minister's Office
Dr. Anat Bonshtein has been appointed as a partner at Mobilion Ventures fund, which invests in early-stage startups in the field of Smart Mobility, Energy and Sustainability. She joins the fund's partners Avi Feldman the managing partner, Idan Katz, Eyal Zbeda and Gael Escribe.
Dr. Bonshtein previously served as the director of the National Program for Smart Transportation and Fuel Alternatives in the Prime Minister's Office, and as part of her role, she developed a network of strategic connections with global mobility players and led to the establishment of development centers in Israel for several global automobile companies. She also coordinated the activities of 11 government ministries and supported about 50 ventures and pilots. In addition, she served as the chairwomen of the steering committee of EcoMotion, Israel's leading community of Israeli entrepreneurs in the field of Smart Mobility.
In her last position, she served as Vice President of Business Development at City Transformer, a startup that developed an innovative vehicle for smart urban mobility and promoted collaborations with multinational companies in the automotive field.
Bonshtein also currently serves as director of the National Institute for Energy Storage, a member of the Israeli Leadership Forum and a lecturer in the CAAS mobility program within the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland. She holds a master's degree and a doctorate in biochemistry from Tel Aviv University.
Mobilion Ventures operates from Israel and invests in early-stage startups in the field of Smart Mobility with a special focus on innovative Sustainable Mobility solutions and Digital Services. The fund is backed by a team of strategic partners and investors from the global automotive industry such as Nexus Automotive international, Mitsubishi Corporation, BorgWarner and other global vehicle component manufacturers, distributors and fleet operators spread across 5 continents.
The fund has so far invested in 11 companies with a total amount of about $20 million and is currently raising its second fund of $100 million.
