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Barak Rabinowitz F2 Venture Capital

Israeli resilience: That’s how winning is done

24.05.21|Barak Rabinowitz
Israel now has more publicly traded companies on Nasdaq than any other country in the world besides the US and China, and more startup tech unicorns than all of Europe combined
אורון אפק מייסד ומנכ"ל Vim

Technology can cure the American healthcare system

23.05.21|Oron Afek
"The American healthcare market is facing an inevitable revolution that will be based on innovative and secure technology and on changes in corporate culture due to Covid-19," writes Oron Afek, co-founder and CEO of Vim
צעיר ערבי שהוכה ב בת ים על ידי לה פמיליה

The next war scares me even more, and it's not against Hezbollah or Iran

23.05.21|Yoel Esteron
"I still estimate, hope, that most Israelis prefer to live in a democracy. The problem is: They are certain that democracy is here forever, can be taken for granted, is secure. Therefore, they observe the writing on the wall with eyes wide shut," writes Yoel Esteron
רוברט כהן בנסון אוק

A global perspective: how individual empowerment can transcend hatred

18.05.21|Robert Cohen
"The conflicts get the attention but there are ample places here where hi-tech is truly bringing sides together," writes Robert Cohen
Matan Ravid

What should Israelis learn from MIT’s Product Management program?

18.05.21|Matan Ravid
Taking lessons from MIT, Matan Ravid shares how Israelis can shift their focus from traditional MBA occupations to Product Management to help increase the number of innovative, international leaders coming from Israel
אייל שפין ZoomInfo

Context is the key to meeting new challenge of data fluidity

06.05.21|Eyal Shpin
"The result of data becoming fluid is that simple contact details are no longer enough. You need context, both from your internal systems as well as external sources, to generate actionable insights," writes Eyal Shpin of ZoomInfo
Gil Ben-Artzy HoneyBook

The HoneyBook Story: Innovating and investing in less obvious markets

05.05.21|Gil Ben Artzy
Based on our experience, we ask ourselves three main questions when evaluating these opportunities, as we try to figure out for which Israeli founders we could potentially be a great fit.
Yaffa Abadi F2 Venture Capital

We need to talk about founder mental health

04.05.21|Yaffa Abadi
"VCs can see founders as a means to an end, an approach that is neither pleasant nor beneficial. Or they can see them as people with people problems and address them as needed," writes Yaffa Abadi of F2 Venture Capital
Renana Ashkenazi Grove Ventures

Israeli startups can disrupt the global space industry

02.05.21|Renana Ashkenazi
Accelerated privatization combined with Israeli expertise, entrepreneurial spirit and a supportive space innovation ecosystem is an opportunity not to be missed by startup founders.
Leora Golomb

What is "Employer Branding" really all about?

25.04.21| Leora Golomb
When the process is well thought and carried out in full cooperation with all the relevant stakeholders, management and employees alike, then this question is very much answerable, writes Leora Golomb
Israeli investors switch from one rule book to another

Israel’s tech sector is the ultimate fashion victim

07.04.21|Shaul Olmert
The industry keeps changing the rulebook instead of erasing it altogether
Eyal Hoffman Highroad

Can the shared mobility industry survive Covid-19?

04.04.21|Eyal Hoffman
The pandemic has impacted nearly every industry, especially those relying on the sharing economy. Post-Covid, will shared mobility rebound, or “rest in peace?”
עו"ד דניאל בכר GBK

Why is a founders’ agreement so important when it comes to startups?

04.04.21|Daniel Behar
The founders’ agreement is of crucial importance to the venture, and sometimes the fate of a venture may be in jeopardy due to a founders' agreement that is not detailed enough, says attorney Daniel Behar
רוברט כהן בנסון אוק

There's a new wave of Israeli startups out there: meet the pioneers in B2C, B2SMB, and Passionware

29.03.21|Robert Cohen
At Benson Oak Ventures, we have a core investment thesis around the concept of the ownership / passion economy. We dub “passionware” as the new category of software tools and platforms enabling anyone to be an entrepreneur, run a business to earn a living and, at the same time, fulfill one’s passions
תהילה לוי לאטו

5 business insights and trends on China - Israel relations in the year of the Ox

24.03.21|Tehila Levy Lati and Ravid Rom
"We believe that China will promote the discussion regarding the free trade agreement with Israel this year"
אשלי קרמר סייסנס

Tips for women eyeing the AI industry

24.03.21|Ashley Kramer
"Women should be fearless in their pursuit and don’t get discouraged if they're the only woman in the room," writes Ashley Kramer, Chief Product & Marketing Officer for Sisense
Itay Rom

Aggressive taxation is holding back crypto adoption in the Start-Up Nation

17.03.21|Itay Mor
If Israel desires to become the ultimate tech-nation it has to offer a better taxation method for tech investors, including those in the crypto sector
Nathaniel Rosenblum

In a hyper-competitive recruitment landscape, an international internship will give you the edge

17.03.21|Nathanial Rosenblum
A word of advice to college students out there: Interning abroad is a huge leap, so take the chance and follow my lead
מוסף שבועי 23.5.19 ד.נ.א. משה ממרוד בעל השליטה ומנכ"ל תדיראן

Covid-19 pushes Tadiran to record results

09.03.21|Yarden Rozanski
With people staying at home more than ever before due to the pandemic, the air conditioner maker has registered record earnings
Michael Bolliger Arwed Christensen UBS

Why China has become too big and distinct to ignore

09.03.21|Michael Bolliger and Arwed Christensen
The rising tensions between the U.S and China have created new risks, but it’s also possible that the two countries pursue distinct economic and technological models that prosper in parallel
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