Aleph Venture Capital

Aleph is an Israeli venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage company investments around the world. Aleph is a start-up venture capital firm that supports Israeli entrepreneurs and the local Israeli ecosystem.It has been involved with Israeli globally scalable businesses, such as Conduit, Wix, and Aternity.

Aleph VC is a privately held, venture capital & private equity company based in Tel Aviv, Israel and was founded on July 3, 2013, by Eden Shochat and Michael Eisenberg. Aleph is an early-stage venture capital fund. Aleph is an Equal Partnership of Eden Shochat, Michael Eisenberg and Aaron Rosenson.

Aleph is sector-agnostic and since its founding in 2013, the fund has invested in over 40 companies in a wide range of sectors such as Fintech (Lemonade, Colu), Transportation and logistics (Freightos, Nexar, Bringg, CommonSense Robotics), Shared Economy (Wework, Honeybook), AI (Anodot, Sparkbeyond) and Consumer Applications (Joytunes, Houseparty) .

Aleph specializes in early stage, growth capital, and Series A investments. The fund prefers to invest in Internet and mobile ventures. It also seeks to invest in the technology and entrepreneurial educational ecosystem. It seeks to invest in Israel.

Aleph has made over 40 investments. One notable investment was on Feb 5, 2019, when they invested $18M in Healthy.io. Aleph has had 1 exit, which was Luminate Security. Aleph has raised a total of $320M across 2 funds, one of them being Aleph II. This fund was announced on Sep 26, 2016, and raised a total of $180M.

Aleph is an Israeli venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage company investments around the world. Aleph is a start-up venture capital firm that supports Israeli entrepreneurs and the local Israeli ecosystem.It has been involved with Israeli globally scalable businesses, such as Conduit, Wix, and Aternity.

Aleph VC is a privately held, venture capital & private equity company based in Tel Aviv, Israel and was founded on July 3, 2013, by Eden Shochat and Michael Eisenberg. Aleph is an early-stage venture capital fund. Aleph is an Equal Partnership of Eden Shochat, Michael Eisenberg and Aaron Rosenson.

Aleph is sector-agnostic and since its founding in 2013, the fund has invested in over 40 companies in a wide range of sectors such as Fintech (Lemonade, Colu), Transportation and logistics (Freightos, Nexar, Bringg, CommonSense Robotics), Shared Economy (Wework, Honeybook), AI (Anodot, Sparkbeyond) and Consumer Applications (Joytunes, Houseparty) .

Aleph specializes in early stage, growth capital, and Series A investments. The fund prefers to invest in Internet and mobile ventures. It also seeks to invest in the technology and entrepreneurial educational ecosystem. It seeks to invest in Israel.

Aleph has made over 40 investments. One notable investment was on Feb 5, 2019, when they invested $18M in Healthy.io. Aleph has had 1 exit, which was Luminate Security. Aleph has raised a total of $320M across 2 funds, one of them being Aleph II. This fund was announced on Sep 26, 2016, and raised a total of $180M.

Aleph sees themselves as a startup. They have the opportunity, resources and desire to change the kind of support the Israeli entrepreneurial eco-system can expect from a venture capital firm. To that end, they try to use their resources in order to build a series of scalable software and services that help build an Israeli company and help that company on a global stage.

Aleph is a Tel Aviv, Israel based venture capital firm. Founded in 2013 by Eden Shochat and Michael Eisenberg, their stated goal is to service the startup community and its entrepreneurs in Israel. They have invested in globally scaleable businesses such as WeWork, Conduit, Wix, Shopping.com and AternityAternity.