Israel Innovation Seminar pt.3
summary
Angel investing in Israel shifts from cash to hands‑on support, with many angels preferring direct founder work not board seats and warning that $300k rarely builds a scale company — most seed-to-A firms still need millions. A hybrid VC–angel platform reports a $15M fund, a 5,000‑member network, and raised $70 million, deploying $0.5M–$5M per round into 49 companies with 11 follow‑ons and one public exit.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and Angel Investing Overview
- 2:33Israel’s Angel Investor Ecosystem Growth
- 6:07Investment Intuition vs. Due Diligence
- 8:37First Billion-Dollar Israeli Angel Exit
- 10:46Democratizing Angel Investments with Crowd Investing
- 15:45Crowd’s Investment Track Record and Impact
- 17:31Q&A and Closing Remarks