JVP Jerusalem Venture Partners

What is JVP Jerusalem Venture Partners?

Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) is an international venture capital firm based in Margalit Start Up City, 24 Hebron Road, Jerusalem, Israel, with a focus on building international market leaders. With a venture capital (VC) investment range between $1 million and $40 million, they specialize in various funding stages including Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, and Pre-IPO, particularly targeting early-stage companies.

JVP invests in and supports entrepreneurs from the earliest investment stages all the way through to exit.

Their investment approach has successfully led to the creation of groundbreaking technology companies across diverse regions and sectors, including their hubs in Jerusalem, Beer Sheva, New York, Galilee, and Haifa, each with its own sector focus: cyber in Beer Sheva and New York, fintech and food tech in New York, food and Agtech in Galilee, and digital health in Haifa.

On their website, JVP showcases a strong track record with highlights including significant Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and mergers & acquisitions (M&As), particularly in the fields of AI and Business Intelligence (BI), Cybersecurity, Fintech and Insurtech, and AI-driven Climatech.

Some notable achievements include the IPO of Cyberark, the acquisition of Qlik by Thoma Bravo, and the development of Cogent Communications into a top-tier internet service provider.

JVP's portfolio encompasses real-time AI platforms for the insurance industry, digital experience monitoring platforms, consumer IoT, cybersecurity solutions, and more. Through sector-specific expertise and strategic growth support, JVP aims to build and scale the next generation of international category leaders with a strong emphasis on optimizing operational and strategic decisions for enterprises through technology.

What they say:

We invest in entrepreneurs from the earliest stage of investment and all the way to exit, building international market leaders, out of our hubs in Jerusalem (HQ), Beer Sheva (cyber), New York (cyber, fintech, food tech), Galilee (food and Agtech), Haifa (digital health).