'Technology and innovation are becoming the number one bridge for Israel in the region for diplomacy,' Margalit said.

Vicarius raised funds to expand upon the company’s proprietary “cloud-first, integrated solution" that looks to remediate security vulnerabilities.

ControlUp says that it can leverage advanced AI and ML technology to solve problems and handle potential issues, even before they occur.

The delegation made up of CEOs and executives from JVP portfolio firms discussed the expansion of their companies in Europe.

PlayBeyondBio 2021 is launching the cohort to find, develop, and invest in Israeli companies in the digital health sector.

Nanit has developed a smart monitor that combines computer vision and advanced camera sensors that measure a baby’s sleep cycle.

InnovoPro develops food products based on chickpea protein to make dairy-free yoghurts, vegan ice cream, veggie burgers, and energy bars.

The delegation includes 13 CEOs of leading Israeli startups and is led by Jerusalem Venture Partners Founder and Chairman Erel Margalit.

The center is home to 28 Israeli and American startups currently focused on business development and market growth.

Opora was co-founded in 2018 by Yuval Diskin who served as Shin Bet director from 2005-2011, and has been operating in stealth mode.

The financing round was led by top investors National Grid Partners (NGP), the venture arm of energy company National Grid, and Jerusalem Venture Partners.

Founded in 2017, Greeneye technology built a system to detect and spray weeds in real-time, providing a cost-effective and environmentally conscious solution.

The funding was led by Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP), Upfront Ventures, RRE Ventures, and Rho.

InnovoPro is targeting an over $40 billion market of protein ingredients and is aiming to expand and identify partners to launch the next generation factory for chickpea protein production.

The Israeli-founded company says the funds will go toward deepening strategic alliances with partners.