Israeli Venture Capital, Israeli Venture Capital Fund
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Israeli Venture Capital Fund (IVC) is a venture 
capital firm located in Israel and invests in early-
stage companies that possess a combination of 
technology, market, team and business model 
differentiators. 
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IVC focuses on start-ups located in the U.S. 
with Israeli roots. IVC's primary focus is on 
opportunities in the following sectors: 
cyber security, internet infrastructure & 
enterprise software, digital media and 
communications and mobile computing.
Israeli Venture Capital Fund was founded in 
2000 by Ed Mlavsky and Eitan Bek. The two 
partners have over 50 years of combined 
experience in building successful 
companies and investing in early stage 
technology companies.
IVC was founded to bring together a unique 
combination of investment, management 
and operational experience with a hands-on 
approach to nurturing young companies 
from inception through maturity to 
successful exits for all stakeholders.
The Israeli government is searching for a 
venture capital fund to invest in start-ups, 
according to a report by Bloomberg.
According to the Israeli government, the venture 
capital fund will be managed by an investment 
management company that will manage the 
funds, which are expected to be managed by an 
investment manager with at least three years 
experience in investing and managing funds.
The Israeli government also said that the 
funds will be managed by at least one of 
the three largest venture capital firms in 
Israel: Shavit Capital, AplusVenture 
Capital and Pitango Venture Capital.
The Israeli government has said that 
it is seeking to create a new fund 
that will invest in the country's start-
ups, but it has not yet announced 
what kind of fund it is looking for.