Fort Ross Ventures brings together Silicon Valley venture expertise with an extensive network of relationships in the U.S., Israel, and Eastern Europe.
We're proud to announce the first $100M closing of our Late-Stage Fund, which is poised to invest in great companies and bring the same exciting results as our previous funds. Managing partner Victor Orlovski explains in this interview with @TechCrunch. https://t.co/laxtiPYiWe
Congrats to @RescaleInc on closing its recent $50 million funding round, which we participated in to back the company's vision to accelerate cloud adoption for the science and engineering community. More details here: https://t.co/4nOHgpyseq
The Israeli tech startup industry adapted to the challenges of the #COVID19 crisis and emerged with the potential to do great things in 2021. Partner @FisherSharin explores the reasons why in her @Calcalistech piece. https://t.co/QLyL9n50B6
Congrats to @eToro for becoming the newest member of the Israeli unicorn club with its latest valuation of $2.5 billion. @Calcalistech has full details. https://t.co/FQR7ZBIira
"The bargaining power of [tech] companies is becoming bigger, and the bargaining power of banks is declining." Managing Partner Victor Orlovski discusses why tech companies are providing banking services like credit cards with @ShakeelHashim of @protocol. https://t.co/bBarwof2SC
What are smart #VentureCapital investors looking for in the companies they back? @ceoworld lists some of the most important characteristics. https://t.co/wDlDYXtujA
Our recently announced third fund, the Fort Ross Seed Fund, is looking to invest in nearly 200 startups at the seed and Series A stages. @SiliconCanals has more details: https://t.co/EbeYc13oQ9
Evidence continues to suggest that startups have fared better than many established businesses during the #COVID19 pandemic. @NicolasFuRivero has more for @qz. https://t.co/K95xJ25xWf
The Latinx community needs startups that are attuned to their unique experiences, and as @FastCompany explains, investors should take heed and consider them for their vast untapped potential. https://t.co/OobXwciyr9
An economic downturn may seem like the worst time to start a business, but history suggests some of the most successful entrepreneurs ever did exactly that. @guyraz elaborates to @FortuneMagazine in an excerpt from his latest book. https://t.co/ZcrmDZxLNJ
"Many founders are incredibly concerned and anxious about their ability to raise venture capital." But as this @ForbesTechCncl piece explains, understanding your needs and options is the first step. https://t.co/XyaJ8oCnDy
“They create and operate forums, and then compete in them. By putting their thumbs on the scale, that sounds like grounds for antitrust actions.” Partner Anurag Chandra tells @jonswartz of @MarketWatch how Big Tech put itself in the sights of regulators. https://t.co/t3T82GoETT
With #COVID19 prioritizing the need for creative learning solutions, @TechCrunch finds that #VentureCapital money is flooding to #edtech startups. https://t.co/B1BJ5vVnjM
Unlike previous downturns, @geneteare of @crunchbasenews says there's been no slowdown in fundraising for the largest venture funds this year. https://t.co/Wj7berdSl1
Even with possible restrictions on its business from the U.S. government, Ant Group may be poised to have the biggest #IPO of all time, as @CNNBusiness explains: https://t.co/yKSjhNBwvi
Not all startups have been hit hard by the #COVID19 pandemic. But for those who have, Managing Partner Victor Orlovski has advice for what they can do to best prepare themselves for 2021 and beyond — regardless of their current stage. https://t.co/tM8mTfpYAv
A group of #VentureCapital firms have drafted "diversity riders" to ensure best efforts are made to bring underrepresented investors into the deals. @danprimack has more for @axios: https://t.co/qHQQTJhMFe