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Ofer Leidner
Tech/Media/Healthcare Entrepreneur and Angel Investor
Ofer Leidner is an experienced entrepreneur and business leader who co-founded and serves as President of Twill, Inc. (formerly known as Happify Health).13 Here are some key details about his background and career:
Professional Experience
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Co-Founder and President of Twill (founded in 2012): Twill is a healthcare platform that utilizes digital therapeutics and care delivery solutions to improve mental and physical health.1
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Co-Founder of Oberon Media (2003-2010): Leidner was a co-founder of this leading casual gaming company that provided games for major brands like Microsoft, Yahoo, and Sprint.3
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Founder and CEO of Gate42 Technologies: A software startup focused on customer relationship management.13
Education
- MBA in Finance from Tel Aviv University
- Bachelor's degree in Economics and Information Technologies from Tel Aviv University3
Entrepreneurial Background
Leidner has a history of building successful digital media businesses. He co-founded Twill (originally Happify) with Tomer Ben-Kiki over 10 years ago, with a mission to create patient-led, digital-first experiences for healthcare delivery.2 Their platform has been used by over four million users and delivers industry-leading engagement, retention, and outcome levels.2
Recent Developments
On February 21, 2024, Leidner announced that Twill had been acquired by DarioHealth, creating what he described as "the most comprehensive digital health platform that addresses both physical and mental health conditions".4
Ofer Leidner's entrepreneurial journey and leadership in digital health have positioned him as a significant figure in the intersection of technology and healthcare.
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This is disturbing…some (not all) VCs ran the bank who was their closest partner for decades supporting their portfolio companies, helping VCs optimize their own IRRs, an integral and important part of the ecosystem, and the outcome is bad for the entire innovation economy. Without more of a system/community thinking, we will see suboptimal outcomes. Discolure: I do not bank with SVB, nor do I think mistakes weren’t made in handling of the situation, but I do believe they deserved a bit more support from the community they served for decades.
