Sign In

Ronen Menipaz

Founder of Voyage Capital & M51 Entrepreneur Labs | Investor | Entrepreneur | Unusual Thinker | Dad

Ronen Menipaz, a Canadian-born entrepreneur of Israeli descent, defied early setbacks to become a self-reliant and successful individual.

His entrepreneurial journey began at a young age, establishing restaurants, nightclubs, and bars before serving in the Israeli Military Intelligence Unit.

With remarkable achievements, he represented Morris Kahn at only 22 and founded two advertising agencies, Tross Media and the acclaimed Andromedia, leading to multiple successful exits and IPOs.

Ronen's venture into the podcasting world with 'Real Life Superpowers,' co-hosted with Noa Eshed, has seen significant success, ranking among the top 10% most-listened-to podcasts globally and featuring in CTech, Israel's leading Business Newspaper.

Currently, Ronen Menipaz serves as a Co-Founder of M51 Entrepreneurial Labs and Voyage Capital, showcasing his diverse interests and expertise in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.

His educational background includes a Master's degree in Political Science and Government from Tel Aviv University and a Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Engineering from Rupin College.

Throughout his career, Ronen has held key roles in various organizations, reflecting his dynamic leadership and innovative spirit.

Highlights

Aug 26 · linkedin

How important is mentorship for startup success?

Let me know your answers below.

Aug 21 · linkedin

I've been at this business game for a minute.

Experienced the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

So, if I was starting over today, here's what I'd do:

  1. Check the ego at the door:  -> No one person knows it all.  -> Teamwork makes the dream work, right?

  2. Hire smart, not urgent:  -> Building a team is like building a rocket ship.  -> You need the right people, not just warm bodies.

  3. Embrace the suck:  -> Feedback is a gift, not a personal attack.  -> Learn from it, grow from it.

  4. All in or all out:  -> Side hustles can be tempting, but focus is key.  -> One thing at a time is also a key.

  5. Know when to fold them:  -> Not every idea is a winner.  -> Sometimes, it's better to cut your losses and move on.

What do you think?

Comment below your thoughts.

Ronen Menipaz
Add to my network

Location

Israel