THE DEEP TECH TRACK
The Deep Tech Track is accepting ventures that are based on truly innovative/breakthrough technology from any domain (Fintech, Medical Device, Mobile, Mobility, etc.) and any discipline (chemistry, electronics, biology etc.)
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If you’re a Deep Tech entrepreneur, this is your chance at securing a $100k investment!
Focus
The focus of the Deep Tech track covers a wide range of technologies including, but not limited to:
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Medical devices
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Energy, climate change
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Industry 4.0
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Chemistry
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Biotech
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Semiconductors
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etc.
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Scope, Eligibility, and Criteria
The Deep Tech track will be open to any early stage ventures established and operating in Israel
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​You are a team of founders (two or more)
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All submitted startups must be "for-profit" entities
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At least one of the founders is currently enrolled or a graduate of Tel Aviv University
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​​Tel Aviv University co-founder owns at least 10% of the firm if already incorporated
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The venture has raised LESS than $200,000 (650,000 ILS) in non-founder equity
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The venture has a working Prototype / MVP / Alpha / Advanced Demo
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The finalists must be able to attend the final pitching event.
TRACK SPONSOR
Jeremy Coller is Chief Investment Officer at Coller Capital, one of the largest global firms in the secondary private equity market. He is a committed philanthropist and supporter of worldwide teaching and research in entrepreneurship and innovation, including at TAU where he founded the Coller Institute of Venture in 2013. Based on his financial acumen in the private equity market, Financial News named him “Personality of the Decade” in Europe. Jeremy has won numerous accolades from the media – the most recent being in December 2018, when he was recognized by Financial News as one of the 50 most influential people in European private equity.
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In 2016, in a milestone event for Tel Aviv University, the Faculty of Management was newly renamed as the Coller School of Management, thanks to a substantial gift from the UK investment wizard and TAU Honorary Doctor Jeremy Coller. The gift aims at taking the School to the next level in management research, and to catapult it to the very top among academic providers of management education in venture, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
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