Aleph is an Israeli early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2013 by Eden Shochat, Michael Eisenberg, and Aaron Rosenson. See contact routes.
Aleph is an Israeli early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2013 by Eden Shochat, Michael Eisenberg, and Aaron Rosenson, headquartered in Tel Aviv with $850 million under management. The firm invests exclusively in Israeli-founded companies from Seed through Series A, focusing on sectors including enterprise software, fintech, AI, consumer technology, and infrastructure. Aleph typically leads Seed and Series A rounds with check sizes ranging from $1 million to $10 million, writing high-conviction, partner-level checks while acting as a lead investor. Notable portfolio companies include Lemonade, Melio, Honeybook, Wix, and monday.com, with the firm backing 68 companies that have achieved 4 IPOs and 14 acquisitions. A distinctive point of view is Aleph’s emphasis on the “why” behind ventures and its provision of high-touch, partner-level support through its in-house platform Ampliphy, which offers talent recruitment, business development, and follow-on funding. The firm’s partners, including Eisenberg and Shochat, actively mentor founders to help them scale into impactful global brands.
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