Meir Feder

Overview

Meir Feder is an Israeli angel investor and professor at Tel Aviv University. He holds a Doctor of Science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is an internationally recognized authority in information theory and video compression. In 1998, he co-founded Peach Networks, which was acquired by Microsoft in 2000. He has also co-founded Amimon, a fabless ASIC company developing wireless high-definition A/V connectivity solutions for the home. In addition to his entrepreneurial ventures, Professor Feder is a Senior Advisor at StageOne Ventures, a venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in Israel. He has invested in various sectors, including technology, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, healthcare, and fintech, with investment sizes ranging from $100,000 to $5 million. His geographical focus includes Israel, the United States, and Europe, and he has a particular interest in industries such as clean energy, agriculture, education, media, retail, transportation, logistics, real estate, telecommunications, and consumer goods. Professor Feder's investment strategy emphasizes supporting innovative startups at various stages of development, from seed to growth, and he is committed to fostering technological advancements and entrepreneurship in these regions.