Cleantech needs as much venture capital support as it can get. It is an emerging industry aimed at solving the biggest problems such as climate change and our dependence on foreign oil. However, many of its products and services are still not commercially viable. The only way an industry with no immediate revenue stream can build the technology of tomorrow is through investment. Direct government support can only go so far, and it is the venture capital and angel community that will pick up the slack.

Social media is really about two things; raising awareness of your company and tapping into relevant online conversations that affect your company and its technology. Today, when such a large percent of your audience is using social media to research just about everything, drawing online attention to your company and learning about your audience’s needs through these networks, is clearly one of the keys success.

Many articles have been written claiming that Israel can become a leader in clean technology over the next ten years. Maybe, maybe not.
In order to make this prediction with any degree of accuracy, we need to define ‘clean’ technology [...]

As a venture capitalist, I am constantly on the lookout the next big innovation, the disruptive technology that will create a new reality and reinvent the mainstream of tomorrow. [...]

As a technology investor since 2003 and a technology entrepreneur since 1995, I am launching this blog to try and make sense of the rapid changes in the technology industry [...]

Everybody loves making money. Even better is when money breeds more money. That’s the secret behind the success of venture capital. Today, venture capital-backed businesses [...]