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“COVID-19 has brought clarity to signal to noise – If a company is growing now, that is interesting, it is an inflection point,” Medved said. He believes, “Digital transformation will affect Israel positively.” Read...
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Israeli crowdfunded-venture investment platform OurCrowd today announced the launch of its Pandemic Innovation Fund. The fund plans to raise $100 million for investment in urgent technological solutions for the medical, business, educational and social needs triggered by global pandemics and other health emergencies. Read more...
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OurCrowd, a Jerusalem-based crowdfunding venture capital firm, said it plans to raise a $100 million Pandemic Innovation Fund that will invest in technologies that tackle medical, business, educational and social needs triggered by global pandemics and other health emergencies. Read more...
Read MoreJerusalem-based OurCrowd, the world’s largest crowdfunded-venture investment platform, announced today it plans to raise $100 million for its new Pandemic Innovation Fund, investing in technological solutions for the medical, business, educational and social needs triggered by global pandemics and other health emergencies. Read more...
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OurCrowd, the Israeli crowdfunding venture investment platform, today announced the launch of its Pandemic Innovation Fund, with plans to raise a total of $100 million. The money will be invested in “urgent technological solutions for the medical, business, educational and social needs triggered by global pandemics and other health emergencies.” Read more...
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