Led · Series A · Jul 2026

Alta builds an intelligence-native GTM platform that centralizes a "Company Brain" to orchestrate coordinated AI agents across prospecting, research, multi-channel outbound, inbound qualification, AI calling, and continuous optimization. The platform integrates with partners such as Salesforce, HubSpot, IBM, and Google and connects to 60+ GTM tools. Alta reports rapid commercial traction—hitting its first million in revenue within months of commercialization—and is projecting 800% revenue growth for the year. Its customer roster includes enterprise and SMB users such as Snowflake, Deel, Atlassian, Atoms, Riverside, and Sabio Group. Founded in 2023 by Stav Levi-Neumark, Tom Hoffen, and Mor Shabtai, Alta plans to use the Series A proceeds to expand globally, grow its customer base, and add new data, CRM, and advertising integrations plus agents for account management and cross-selling.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2025

Onfire is an Israeli startup founded by veterans of the Israel Defense Forces’ elite intelligence Unit 8200. The company’s platform applies artificial intelligence and data analytics to monitor public developer forums, detect purchase intent, and match those signals with the most relevant sales prospects. Since rolling out its beta version, Onfire reports that it has enabled clients such as ActiveFence and Cyera to close more than $50 million in deals. The solution is positioned to help go-to-market teams identify and engage technical buyers earlier in their purchasing cycles, shortening sales timelines and increasing win rates. With fresh capital, the company intends to expand its AI, R&D, and sales teams and deepen its footprint in the United States. Financial performance beyond the $50 million in facilitated client deals has not been disclosed.

Participated · Series C · May 2025

Classiq Technologies is a pioneering quantum-software company whose platform allows engineers to design a quantum program once and deploy it on a variety of quantum-computing back-ends. At the core of the product is Qmod, a proprietary language that automates many of the circuit-optimization steps normally performed manually, accelerating development time. The system also supports Python, giving users access to a wide range of open-source libraries, and it includes visualization and debugging tools that reduce reliance on costly simulations and let developers test performance on specific quantum chips. This hardware-agnostic approach addresses the fragmentation of today’s quantum landscape, where architectures range from ion-trap qubits to superconducting transistors. With fresh capital, the company intends to scale its international sales organization and deepen partnerships across the quantum ecosystem. Since the latest extension, Classiq’s Series-C funding now exceeds $200 million, the largest round disclosed for a quantum-software startup. No operating metrics such as revenue or user counts were reported in the article.

Led · Series A · Mar 2024

Confetti is a New York-based team-building platform that provides end-to-end virtual and hybrid experiences for remote teams. The company designs and runs in-house interactive experiences (games, classes, escape rooms) and handles logistics including supplier coordination, kit shipping, virtual rooms, host scheduling and feedback automation. Confetti pivoted from a marketplace model to a product-centric platform to ensure consistent quality and scalability for corporate customers. It reports roughly 8,000 customers — including Apple, Google, Microsoft, Zoom, Netflix, Stripe — and serves 30% of the Fortune 500, with a $12 million revenue run-rate projected to reach $15–20 million by year-end. Founded in 2017, Confetti has introduced company plans, Confetti Credits and subscriptions and is building a dedicated sales motion to support multi-team enterprise customers. Near-term plans emphasize recurring revenue, packages and subscriptions and continued investment in automation and sales-led growth.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2023

Bria delivers a cloud-based generative AI platform that enables businesses to produce images, videos, and multimedia assets tailored to their brand guidelines. Its patented attribution engine compensates original content creators and data owners, reducing the risk of copyright or privacy infringement for enterprise users. The platform integrates with tools such as Adobe Photoshop, Figma, and AWS, allowing creative teams to embed AI workflows without disrupting existing processes. With fresh capital in hand, Bria intends to deepen its personalization capabilities, extend its attribution system to music and text, and accelerate go-to-market efforts across advertising, media, retail, gaming, and e-commerce. The company emphasizes a “legal-first” approach, giving customers greater transparency, control, and regulatory compliance when deploying AI. Financially, Bria has secured a $40 million Series B round to fund these initiatives, though no revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.