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Invest in Israel Newsletter: January 2010 Edition

BDI COFACE RAISES ISRAEL RISK RATING, ISRAEL RAISES GROWTH FORECAST TO 3.5% FOR 2010, WEIZMANN INSTITUTE RANKED #2 WORLDWIDE, SPAIN’S TELEFONICA BUYS ISRAELI VOIP COMPANY JAJAH, IT MANAGEMENT GIANT CA BUYS REMOTE SERVER SOFTWARE COMPANY OBLICORE, 4 ISRAELI START-UPS WIN RED HERRING 100 GLOBAL AWARDS, Israel Space Agency,

RedHerring: 16 Israeli Start ups Among EMEA’s Top 100 Private Companies

Red Herring Magazine published the Red Herring 100, a list of the most promising private tech and biotech start ups in EMEA.  16 Israeli start ups made the list in 2009, alongside heavyweight companies from across Europe.  And the winners are: ActionBase Software Solutions – With ActionBase you can follow up and track to completion any type of …

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The Chosen Start ups of Mini SeedCamp Tel Aviv

Seedcamp announced the lucky 20 who will participate in Mini Seedcamp Tel Aviv. 75 start ups submitted their applications, far exceeding the organizer’s expectations. For the first time in Israel, Seedcamp is kicking off on January 29th at my Alma Mater the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya. And the chosen start ups are (in alphabetical order): …

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TWS2008 Crowns The 10 Most Promising Israeli Internet Startups

If you are running an internet startup in the US, chances are that you have been nominated or chosen for some kind of award in a startup competition in the past year. The same goes for Israel, but it happens less often and usually with limited visibilty from abroad. Yaron Orenstein, fouder of the.co.ils (Hebrew …

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The chosen people: 15 startups to represent Israel in Silicon Valley

Back in November, I posted a call for Israeli companies to apply to the Israel Web Tour, a week long trip to Silicon Valley organized by the California Israel Chamber of Commerce led by Shuly Galili. 90 companies have applied, and after careful deliberation, the tour’s steering committee has selected the 15 companies that will …

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