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Hamzah Nassif

Partner at Real Ventures

Hamzah Nassif is an experienced investor and technology professional currently serving as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Sukna Capital.2 He has over 17 years of experience spanning technology and investments in North America and the Middle East.2

Prior to his role at Sukna Capital, Hamzah was a Partner at Real Ventures, a prominent early-stage venture capital firm based in Toronto, Canada.13 At Real Ventures, he led investments in and worked closely with numerous startups across various sectors including Fintech, Deeptech, SaaS, Ecommerce, and Marketplaces.23

Hamzah's career began as an engineer at Qualcomm, where he worked on first-generation multiprocessor chipsets.34 He later transitioned to the business side, complementing his Computer Engineering degree with an MBA in Strategy and Finance from Purdue University.2

In 2012, Hamzah co-founded iMENA Group, a venture builder in the Middle East that developed and invested in online marketplace businesses.34 During his time there, he helped raise $90 million in venture capital funding for startups and managed a $44 million portfolio of early-stage investments.3

Hamzah moved to Toronto in 2018 and has been active in the city's product and startup communities.4 He is passionate about supporting mission-driven founders who aim to build innovative tech brands from Canada.34

While the query mentions Hamzah as an "Investor at Clutch," this information is not corroborated by the provided search results. His current role appears to be COO at Sukna Capital, with his most recent previous position being Partner at Real Ventures.12

Highlights

Aug 27 · linkedin

"When exposing a crime is treated as committing a crime, you are being ruled by criminals."

It is truly sad seeing countries like the UK devolve into straight up fascism, backing war criminals and sponsoring terrorist states while arresting journalists for their honest and critical reporting. As Chris Hedges points out, the arrest of Richard Medhurst, a British journalist who's the son of two Nobel Peace Prize winners and a victim of terrorism himself, is mainly designed to silence the voices who are exposing the active collaboration of the U.S. and U.K. governments in Israel's campaign of genocide and ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.

Jun 7 · linkedin

Next time you hear someone in North America say they feel unsafe because their coworkers or classmates stand for Palestinians' human rights, show them this picture and tell them this (the journalist in the picture) is what unsafe looks and feels like. Note: the journalist was later arrested.

The picture is from the Jerusalem Flag Day March, an annual event that occurs under the protection of Israel's occupation forces, in which ultra nationalist and extremist Jewish illegal settlers march through the Muslim Quarter of occupied Jerusalem's Old City, chanting slogans like "Death to the Arabs" and "May your villages burn", vandalizing Arab property and storefronts, and intimidating Muslim and Christian residents.

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