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1104, 2021

Our Investment Team Is 50% Female — Why Wouldn’t It Be?

By |April 11th, 2021|Categories: Fellow Feedback|Tags: |

By: Lia Cromwell

I wanted to take today, International Women’s Day, to write a thank you to my team and highlight how we’re showing up for female inclusion in the venture capital ecosystem.

So much is written about how we need more female investors at the table. VC funds are constantly doing PR lip service to diversity: praising female inclusion without actually adding women to their teams who have check-writing ability. […]

1701, 2021

Let my people vaccinate: Israel should issue a ‘vaccine visa’

By |January 17th, 2021|Categories: Uncategorized|

By: Michael Eisenberg

By offering a visa that includes a free vaccination, Israel can leverage its global health advantage to become an economic juggernaut #israelvaccinevisa

When we read in this week’s Torah portion that Moses went to Pharaoh and said, “Let my people go,” we should immediately think and act on “Get my people to come.” Like the Exodus from Egypt 4000 years ago that led people to the […]

2211, 2020

In the spirit of Abraham, Israel-UAE Business Ties Must Be Built on a Foundation of Trust

By |November 22nd, 2020|Categories: Uncategorized|

By: Michael Eisenberg

I returned this week from the first-ever Business Summit of the Abraham Accords in Abu Dhabi. Together with other Israelis and Americans, we traveled to the UAE, where we were warmly welcomed by the Emiratis. I think I speak for everyone on the trip when I say that we found incredibly welcoming, intelligent, thoughtful, and genuinely interested counterparts in the Emirates. I listened and learned a lot […]

2211, 2020

What Cleopatra Taught Us About Journalism

By |November 22nd, 2020|Categories: Fellow Feedback|Tags: |

By: Max Kane

Last week, it was announced that Israeli actress Gal Gadot was cast to play Cleopatra in a new film about the Egyptian queen’s life. As wonderful as this news is for Israel, Gal Gadot and fans of quality films, that’s not what I’m writing about.

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Soon after the announcement, articles started surfacing claiming Gadot was “receiving backlash” for being cast […]

1310, 2020

Write Your Own Story

By |October 13th, 2020|Categories: Goal Setting|

By: Abbey Onn

Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast of the US in August 2005, 15 years ago this month. At the time, I was living in Los Angeles, splitting my time between the beach and the mountains. The devastation that the storm wrought was immediately apparent. Even more apparent was the fact that the underlying causes were much deeper than any weather phenomenon. 

Taking action felt essential […]

Our Investment Team Is 50% Female — Why Wouldn’t It Be?

By: Lia Cromwell

I wanted to take today, International Women’s Day, to write a thank you to my team and highlight how we’re showing up for female inclusion in the venture capital ecosystem.

So much is written about how we need more female investors at the table. VC funds are constantly doing PR lip service to diversity: praising female inclusion without actually adding women to their teams who have check-writing ability. […]

By |April 11th, 2021|Categories: Fellow Feedback|Tags: |

Let my people vaccinate: Israel should issue a ‘vaccine visa’

By: Michael Eisenberg

By offering a visa that includes a free vaccination, Israel can leverage its global health advantage to become an economic juggernaut #israelvaccinevisa

When we read in this week’s Torah portion that Moses went to Pharaoh and said, “Let my people go,” we should immediately think and act on “Get my people to come.” Like the Exodus from Egypt 4000 years ago that led people to the […]

By |January 17th, 2021|Categories: Uncategorized|

In the spirit of Abraham, Israel-UAE Business Ties Must Be Built on a Foundation of Trust

By: Michael Eisenberg

I returned this week from the first-ever Business Summit of the Abraham Accords in Abu Dhabi. Together with other Israelis and Americans, we traveled to the UAE, where we were warmly welcomed by the Emiratis. I think I speak for everyone on the trip when I say that we found incredibly welcoming, intelligent, thoughtful, and genuinely interested counterparts in the Emirates. I listened and learned a lot […]

By |November 22nd, 2020|Categories: Uncategorized|

What Cleopatra Taught Us About Journalism

By: Max Kane

Last week, it was announced that Israeli actress Gal Gadot was cast to play Cleopatra in a new film about the Egyptian queen’s life. As wonderful as this news is for Israel, Gal Gadot and fans of quality films, that’s not what I’m writing about.

Image for post

Soon after the announcement, articles started surfacing claiming Gadot was “receiving backlash” for being cast […]

By |November 22nd, 2020|Categories: Fellow Feedback|Tags: |

Write Your Own Story

By: Abbey Onn

Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast of the US in August 2005, 15 years ago this month. At the time, I was living in Los Angeles, splitting my time between the beach and the mountains. The devastation that the storm wrought was immediately apparent. Even more apparent was the fact that the underlying causes were much deeper than any weather phenomenon. 

Taking action felt essential […]

By |October 13th, 2020|Categories: Goal Setting|
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