Eze Vidra

We published an updated landscape of Israeli Generative AI startups, featuring 243 companies, up from 144 in September 2023. We’ve also updated our methodology and definition what consists of a Gen AI startup.

The talent pool, combined with Israeli entrepreneurs’ high disregard of the impossible and an active early stage investment ecosystem, make us optimistic about the future of this space in Israel

There's a lot of talk about Metaverse, but where are the actual opportunities for startups interested to build in the space?

We think a lot about it at Remagine Ventures and I tried to answer this question in my new post on Forbes:
1. Retail
2. Creator economy
3. Avatar tech
4. Virtual fashion
5. Infrastructure
6. Gaming
7. Entertainment

“We operate in a relatively new market in the Israeli ecosystem," said Vidra upon the founding of the Remagine fund. "The entertainment-tech sector has tremendous momentum, and Israeli founders are expanding at a rapid pace in this world and we recognize huge potential in it."

A weekly newsletter launched in Dec 2020, appreciating the movers and shakers in Israeli tech and venture. I share the rounds, exits, new funds, appointments and interesting links and charts every Friday.

It’s been a great to officially launch Remagine Ventures I, share our first six investments and our thesis.

I wrote an article for Forbes on Techbikers growth and the first upcoming ride in Israel

This Much I Know is a podcast series by Seedcamp's Carlos Espinal. In this episode, we discussed Campus London, Techbikers and growing the European startup ecosystem.

90% of clinical trials are late because they struggle to find the right patients on time. Partly, this is due to low awareness of the options out there, and partly, this is a technology limitation as eligibility criteria is un-structured free text. In my TED talk I address the problem, and the opportunity that clinical trials represent to society as a whole. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

I gave a TED talk about the revolution needed in medical research - what's happening, why it's important and how what we're doing at Antidote is disrupting the market (without specifically mentioning Antidote).

This article provides new and actionable understanding of the London venture community’s ability to survive, or even thrive, in a post-Brexit context. The findings are based on a survey of 104 members of the UK startup/venture ecosystem.

Q&A interview with Sam Shead

Campus is coming to Warsaw! Across Poland and Central Eastern Europe, innovators and entrepreneurs are building exciting new businesses, making the Polish capital a natural choice to launch our next Campus. We currently operate Campuses in London and Tel Aviv.

As we get closer to the New Year, the ritual of making resolutions begins and we all flock to the usual patterns: we want to to eat healthier, work out more, get promoted, or spend more time with our kids and family.

These are with no doubt worthwhile goals, but I’d like to pose an important challenge for founders: Make learning and development your key resolution in 2013.

Growth Hacking isn’t viral marketing (although viral marketing is part of it). Growth Hacking comes to solve a very common problem in consumer startups: getting to the first x thousand/million users quickly once the product has launched and the hype has passed.

Outlining both platforms and tools startups should consider to improve their pitching success, before they get into the VCs office.

Based upon Daniel Goleman’s 5 Emotional Intelligence Dimensions, I’ve outlined the five ways EQ can help you build a successful business

London has the largest venture capital and private equity industries in Europe. The city’s cultural vibe attracts global talent, and the UK enjoys far more public sector support than the US. So what’s holding back the UK from growing successful startups?