About
Barak Rabinowitz is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of F2 Capital. Until 2016, Barak was General Partner at Genesis Partners where he focused on early-stage investment opportunities and at The Junction, an accelerator supported by Genesis. Before working at Genesis, Rabinowitz made Aliyah from the US in 2011 and founded two social gaming firms. Barak founded Myotopia in 2011 and sold it to 888 in 2012 for $18 million. The second firm was Win.com, which he founded in 2012 and sold in 2015. Prior to those experiences, Rabinowitz co-founded and served as CEO of Amuso, which was acquired by BBC Worldwide in 2010. Today, Barak serves as a Board Member at Zengaming and CurrencyTransfer.com.
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- What is Barak Rabinowitz's current primary role in the investment landscape?
- Barak Rabinowitz is a Co-Founder and Managing Partner of F2 Capital.
- What was Barak Rabinowitz's role prior to co-founding F2 Capital?
- Until 2016, Barak Rabinowitz was a General Partner at Genesis Partners, focusing on early-stage investment opportunities, and was involved with The Junction accelerator, supported by Genesis.
- Can you name some notable companies where Barak Rabinowitz serves as a Board Member?
- Barak Rabinowitz serves as a Board Member at Zengaming and CurrencyTransfer.com.
- What is Barak Rabinowitz's background in founding and exiting companies?
- Barak Rabinowitz founded Myotopia in 2011, selling it to 888 in 2012 for $18 million. He also founded Win.com in 2012, which was sold in 2015. Prior to that, he co-founded Amuso, acquired by BBC Worldwide in 2010.
- What is the typical investment range for Barak Rabinowitz?
- According to startupim data, Barak Rabinowitz's investment range is $2.8M - $15M.
- Which funding stages has Barak Rabinowitz primarily invested in?
- Barak Rabinowitz has invested in A Round, Seed, and Pre-Seed stages.
- What was a significant development for F2 Capital in 2016?
- In November 2016, Genesis Partners spun out F2 Capital as a $50 million fund to back early-stage startups in Israel.
- What are some of the sectors represented in Barak Rabinowitz's portfolio?
- Barak Rabinowitz's portfolio includes companies in Business Software, Retail Platforms, and other undisclosed sectors.
- What was Barak Rabinowitz's first recorded investment date according to startupim data?
- Barak Rabinowitz's first recorded investment date was July 1, 2015.