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October 19, 2026 Weekly insights on Israeli tech, venture capital, and AI

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Needle in the haystack: tips for founders to find the right investor

Finding the needle in the haystack

“To find a needle in a haystack, it’s helpful to know what a needle looks like. To find the right investor, know exactly what you’re looking for in a partner.” Finding the right investor for your startup can feel like…

Emerging Manager Mode: The VC’s version of “Do things that don’t scale”

emerging manager mode - Remagine ventures

Paul Graham’s recent essay, Founder Mode, describes the mindset that founders need to adopt to navigate the early stages of building a startup, and how they’re different than ‘manager mode’ which is traditional management/corporate best practices. In effect there are…

The VC shakeup 2020-2024 and what’s ahead

vintage venture partners state of the market

The last few years have been a bit of a rollercoaster for tech entrepreneurs and investors. The highs were high, the lows were low, and the future seemed uncertain. Luckily, Vintage Investment Partners, an Israel-based fund of funds and growth…

Israeli startup Landscape Collection – 2024

Israeli startup landscape collection 2024 - VC Cafe

Regular readers of VC Cafe are well aware of my passion for startup landscapes. This year is no different, and I’m excited to see what 2024 brings. Without a doubt, the only thing that is constant in the startup ecosystem…

The 10 commandments of great Venture Capital investors

The 10 commandments of venture capital

I know what you’re thinking – ‘Another list of ten commandments? But fear not, this isn’t your typical sermon from the mount. I’ve been in the world of startups for 20 years and an investor for the past 10 years,…

What’s a better return on investment: Enterprise or consumer tech?

Venture Capital is driver by power laws, meaning that a small percentage of companies drive the majority of the returns. In other words, VCs are looking for the needle in the haystack vs. the average company to drive economic returns.…