Jibe Ventures
About Jibe Ventures
Jibe Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Tel Aviv, Israel, dedicated to supporting Israeli entrepreneurs driven by technology and global ambitions. The firm focuses on building real human connections with founders, assisting them from team building to market launch. Jibe Ventures primarily invests in seed and early-stage companies across various sectors, including business software, financial technology, healthcare innovation, environmental services, AI solutions, cybersecurity, and climate tech. The firm's investment strategy emphasizes full alignment with founders, aiming to support the initial stages of startups and help exceptional teams succeed. Jibe Ventures' investors, known as 'Crew Members,' are founders and builders of fast-growing startups who have successfully navigated similar challenges and are committed to assisting emerging companies. The firm operates with a hands-on approach, offering guidance in team building, ideation, and go-to-market strategies. Founded in 2020, Jibe Ventures has established itself as a key player in the venture capital landscape, managing assets across Israel, the United States, Europe, and the MENA region. The firm's portfolio includes investments in companies such as Clanz Technologies, CalmiGo, and Exodigo. Jibe Ventures is led by co-founders Assaf Jacobi and Danny Hadar, who bring extensive experience and a network of global connections to the firm. Their mission is to foster innovation and support the growth of technology-driven startups with the potential for global impact.
Investment Mandate
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Geographical Focus
Requirements
Israeli entrepreneurs with technology-driven, globally ambitious startups, Technology-driven startups with global ambitions
Stated Portfolio4
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