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"In the NBA, I shared a locker room with LeBron and Steph, in high-tech, I'm like a baby learning to crawl"

06.10.24|Sophie Shulman

Three years after retiring from basketball, Omri Casspi is trying to build a name for himself in the venture capital industry: "I get questions from entrepreneurs like, 'What do you know about high-tech?' In the end, you’re only as good as your last game."

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Former NBA player Omri Casspi launches early-stage $50 million VC fund

02.05.22|Meir Orbach

Casspi began investing during his career in the NBA, becoming an active angel investor in the likes of DocuSign and DayTwo