TLDR:
- Good Company, an Israeli venture capital firm, has launched a $30 million fund to support mission-driven startups addressing global challenges.
- They specialize in pre-seed and seed investments in startups focused on energy, agritech, healthcare, education, and the circular economy.
Good Company, a venture capital firm based in Israel, has announced the launch of a $30 million fund aimed at driving innovation in mission-driven startups that tackle global challenges. The firm, which focuses on building businesses that address pressing environmental and social issues, emphasizes the importance of creating a better future for future generations. They specialize in investing in startups in sectors such as energy, agritech, healthcare, education, and the circular economy.
Since its establishment in 2020, Good Company has raised $50 million to support startups dedicated to making a positive impact in the world. It has invested in 13 startups, including BeeHero, Healthee, TULU, and ReturnGo, which have emerged as leaders in their respective fields. The firm believes that Israel’s expertise in technology and innovation can play a crucial role in addressing urgent global challenges such as climate change, food shortages, and social inequality.
Good Company has also formed strategic partnerships with major companies like SAP, AWS, Tesla, and Meta to provide additional support to its portfolio companies. These partnerships offer networking opportunities, mentoring, and go-to-market support to help startups scale and achieve their impact goals. The firm’s commitment to driving positive change and creating a sustainable future is reflected in its investments and collaborative efforts with like-minded organizations.
