Triventures

Dr. Peter Fitzgerald is a cardiologist/PhD engineer who founded 20+ med‑device companies, with 150+ clinical trials, co‑founded an Israel–US fund, and flies monthly to mentor Israeli AI‑driven digital health startups.

Michal Geva, a leading Israeli medtech and digital health investor, co-founded a firm with senior physicians and hospital leaders, pioneering doctors-as-core-partners and enforcing market-first validation of workflows and reimbursement.

Dr. Peter Fitzgerald is Co-founder and Managing Partner at Triventures, where he heads the US office. He serves as Director of the Center for Cardiovascular Technology at Stanford University Medical School and is Professor Emeritus in Stanford's Departments of Medicine and Engineering, working as an interventional cardiologist with a PhD in engineering. He previously co-founded LVP Capital in San Francisco, has founded 24 healthcare companies, and has consulted for the FDA on medical technology and digital health.

Dani Goldsher has more than a decade of experience in finance, control, and business operations. He previously served as CFO of a fintech startup, overseeing the finance and accounting team, investor relations, and fundraising, and earlier managed equity investments at a family office, handling due diligence and exit strategies. He has also held senior finance roles at Jets Investment Group and LR Group.

Netalie Nadivi uses 20+ years at startups and corporates like Philips, with enterprise‑software/M&A perspective, to help cyber, data and elite‑tech founders enter digital health and master incentives, reimbursement and workflows.

Lihi Lubranski is a Principal at Triventures with more than ten years of experience across venture capital, corporate investments, business development, and project management. Before Triventures, she worked as an investment and business development manager at SONY, where she sourced early-stage startups, ran due diligence, developed investment theses, and managed collaborations between SONY's business units and startups in Europe and Israel. She holds an MBA from Tel Aviv University and a BSc in Biomedical Engineering from Ben Gurion University.

Karin Bar Or is VP Finance at Triventures, where she handles financial reporting, taxation, and compliance. She previously served as an Audit Manager at Deloitte USA LLP and KPMG UK within their financial services and asset management departments, and has over 10 years of finance experience auditing venture capital and private equity funds. She holds a BA in Accounting and Business Management and a BA in Economics from Tel Aviv University, and is a licensed CPA in Israel.

Lidia Verra has more than 15 years of experience in financial services, primarily working with venture capital funds and high-tech startups across various stages. In her role, she manages the books and records of the funds and management companies and supports the finance team with external audit preparation and budgeting. She holds a B.A. in Business Administration with a major in Finance.

Ted Tussing has more than 25 years of experience across Stanford University and the University of Chicago, focusing on developing corporate partnerships and strategies that support healthcare and medical research. Since 1997 he has served at Stanford as Director for Corporate Relations and New Ventures at Stanford University Medical Center and the Stanford Byers Center for Biodesign, where he launched the Stanford Corporate Partners Program in 2011. He works as an associate at Triventures and advises and invests in early-stage technology ventures.