TLDR:
- Good Company launches a $30 million fund to drive innovation in mission-driven startups
- Focus on startups addressing global challenges in areas like energy, agritech, healthcare, education, and circular economy
Summary:
Good Company, an Israeli venture capital firm, has announced the launch of a $30 million fund to support mission-driven startups aimed at solving global challenges. The firm specializes in pre-seed and seed investments in sectors such as energy, agritech, healthcare, education, and the circular economy. With a focus on addressing pressing issues like climate change, food shortages, and social inequality, Good Company has already raised $50 million to support innovative startups. The firm has a portfolio of 13 startups, including companies like BeeHero, Healthee, TULU, and ReturnGo.
Good Company leverages Israel’s expertise in R&D and technology to invest in impact-oriented markets, including fields like climate tech, digital healthcare, and the circular economy. The firm also has strategic partnerships with multinational companies like SAP, AWS, and Tesla to provide networking, mentoring, and go-to-market support to its portfolio companies. Good Company aims to accelerate the growth of exceptional founders and drive global impact through its investments.
Founded in 2020 by Shahar Botzer and Ido Fishler, Good Company operates a unique value-add model to help its startups scale quickly and create positive change in the world. With a total of $50 million raised so far, Good Company continues to build a portfolio of category leaders in impact-oriented startups.
