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Amir Weitmann
Managing Partner, Champel Capital
Amir Weitmann is a prominent figure in the financial and technology sectors, currently serving as a Board Member at Treetoscope since September 2023. Treetoscope focuses on addressing challenges related to water scarcity and enhancing agricultural sustainability through innovative solutions.14
Professional Background
Amir Weitmann has an extensive career in investment and management:
- Managing Partner at Champel Capital (since June 2017), where he emphasizes investing in visionary entrepreneurs and their companies.12
- He holds multiple director positions on the boards of various companies, including:
Prior to his current roles, Weitmann worked as a Senior Investment Adviser at Bank Hapoalim from July 2010 to April 2017, advising clients on various investment vehicles. He began his career in finance as a Portfolio Manager at Recanati-Inbar and has held roles in research and marketing within investment firms.12
Education
Weitmann has a strong academic background in international relations, having earned degrees from:
Personal Insights
Amir Weitmann is known for his commitment to fostering positive impact through investment and innovation, reflecting a deep understanding of market needs and technological advancements.13
Highlights
In memory of UK-Israeli Leah Dee, mother of sisters Rina and Maia Dee, brutally murdered in the Jordan Valley shooting attack.
The three were shot by Palestinian terrorists while driving, their car reportedly swerving to the side of the road, before being shot by the terrorists once more from close range.
The father, Leo Dee, requested we post Israeli flags, representing what is good and proper, humane and decent and rejecting barbarism and violence.
Just to be crystal clear: a few people from the local VC industry have decided to introduce politics into the business and are trying to scare away people, which is by the way running against their own interest.
This is deeply wrong and misleading. The Israeli tech scene is great, booming and growing, current pain notwithstanding.
A few frustrated people whose side has lost an election should not be behaving the way they are currently behaving.
We all have different political opinions and that's okay. That's what a vibrant democracy is made of. Trying to say that the other side of the discussion is somehow "not democratic" because there is a disagreement is in and of itself running against the very fabric of democracy.
Let's all stick together to work together and make the world a better place.
