Hetz Ventures made its first acquisition, bringing on Cloud Copilot and its founder David Kerber to launch Amphi
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Big step for Act: One month after emerging from stealth, the team made its first acquisition, bringing on Cloud Copilot and its founder David Kerber to launch Amphi, a f…
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Hetz Ventures
The first-choice investor for ambitious early-stage Israeli startups.
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- Tel Aviv, IL
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Hetz Ventures
Hetz Ventures is a global-facing VC investing in highly talented and ambitious Israeli founders who operate at the cutting edge of deep technology. Our approach is to lead with an entrepreneurial mindset, partnering with our portfolio companies to help them become the next market leaders. Our team serves as a tech and data-driven, active, hands-on partner from the moment we start due diligence all the way to helping raise future rounds of financing. Our international network consists of active connections to corporate executives and investors, empowering both founders and network members to engage and rise to the top of their industries through innovation.
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