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Israeli Startups Seek Global Scale Through Expert Connections

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CalcalistEconomy

Israeli Growth Companies Learn to Navigate Global Markets

Translated & summarized from Calcalist by baba

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ScaleUp House, a program for Israeli growth companies, held a speed-dating event in Tel Aviv where startup CEOs met with mentors. The initiative, a collaboration between Calcalist, Bank Leumi, and Showcase IL, aims to help companies become international corporations. Participants discussed challenges and the importance of fostering local big-tech growth. The program seeks to guide companies toward global expansion.

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  • ScaleUp House program met in Tel Aviv to connect startups with mentors for global expansion.
  • The event used a speed-dating format for CEOs to meet potential mentors.
  • The initiative is a collaboration between Calcalist, Bank Leumi, and Showcase IL.
  • Participants discussed challenges for Israeli companies aiming for international success.
  • The program aims to foster an ecosystem for Israeli big-tech growth.

ScaleUp House, a program for growth-stage companies, convened at the POINT offices on the 61st floor of the Azrieli Sarona Tower in Tel Aviv. The event, a collaboration between Calcalist, Bank Leumi, and Showcase IL, featured a speed-dating format where CEOs of growing startups met with potential mentors. These mentors are set to guide the companies toward becoming international corporations. Participants discussed the unique challenges faced by Israeli companies and emphasized the program's importance in fostering an ecosystem that promotes the growth of Israeli big-tech. The initiative aims to equip local companies with the tools and support needed for global expansion, acknowledging that strategies successful domestically may require adaptation for international markets.

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