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Ehud Levy

Investor

General Partner at Canaan Partners Israel

Israel

Writes $200K – $3.5M checks Β· typically $1.5M

About

Co-founder and General Partner of Canaan Partners Israel with over two decades in Israeli hi-tech as an entrepreneur, investor and operator, especially in mobile. Previously a Managing Partner at Vertex Venture Capital (led the first investment in Waze), co-founded and led Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies, and held roles at STI Ventures and Telegate.

ContactΒ· published on Ehud's own website

Invests in

Media & EntertainmentMobility & Transportation

Experience

  1. CAVU Consumer PartnersInvestorcurrent2022 β€” present
  2. JefferiesInvestment Banking Associate2020 β€” 2022New York, New York, United States
  3. JefferiesInvestment Banking Analyst2018 β€” 2020New York, New York, United States
  4. JefferiesInvestment Banking Summer Analyst2017New York, New York

Investments

Led

Waze

Investor

Offisync

Per the firm's website.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Ehud Levy?
Co-founder and General Partner of Canaan Partners Israel with over two decades in Israeli hi-tech as an entrepreneur, investor and operator, especially in mobile. Previously a Managing Partner at Vertex Venture Capital (led the first investment in Waze), co-founded and led Ki-Bi Mobile Technologies, and held roles at STI Ventures and Telegate.
Where does Ehud Levy work?
Ehud Levy is General Partner at Canaan Partners Israel.
What does Ehud Levy invest in?
Ehud Levy invests in Media & Entertainment, Mobility & Transportation.
What check size does Ehud Levy write?
Ehud Levy typically writes checks of $200K – $3.5M.
What companies has Ehud Levy invested in?
Investments tracked here include Waze, Offisync.
Where did Ehud Levy go to school?
Ehud Levy studied at Vanderbilt University (Bachelor's Degree, Economics); Middlesex School.
Does Ehud Levy lead rounds?
Yes β€” Ehud Levy has led 1 tracked investment.

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