
Two women move to Israel, set up their boutique VC fund
Cynthia Phitoussi and Audrey Chocron, managing partners at SeedIL Ventures, recount how they carved out a place for themselves in a male-dominated industry…
Seed stage
investments
Co-investment with leading funds
Boutique and personalized approach
International
connections
Partnerships
Cynthia Phitoussi & Audrey Chocron
Managing Partners
Cynthia Phitoussi and Audrey Chocron have been working in the israeli start-up ecosystem for the past 10 years pursuing their dream to actively contribute to Israel’s growth and success.
In 2010, they successfully founded and managed for 3 years one of the first accelerators in Israel: TheHive by Gvahim. In 2014, they decided to found SeedIL Club which gathered 65 accredited business angels.In 2018, they founded SeedIL Ventures in partnership with Technion Drive to invest in the most promising israeli start-ups.Â
Previously, Audrey was a senior relationship manager for corporate clients in a large bank for over 13 years. She is also a certified professional coach. Cynthia’s experience counts 6 years as consumer market research manager for large FMCGs. She then created and managed a corporate event company for over 6 years.
Cynthia Phitoussi
Audrey Chocron
CEO TextMe
Exec Chairman Hot
Head of Bus Dev Altice
MENTOR & bod member
high tech & impact ventures
cyber security & SW expert
Managing Partner Smartfin
Corporate
Dev at Perion
Managing Partner at Genesis
CEO Eagle Eye
Serial Entrepreneur
Tech Expert
Co-Founder & CEO
Ivalua Inc
Founder & CEO ETCHE
CEO HTOL
Cynthia Phitoussi and Audrey Chocron, managing partners at SeedIL Ventures, recount how they carved out a place for themselves in a male-dominated industry…
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