About
The Florida-Israel Business Accelerator (FIBA) is a non-profit economic development organization based in Tampa, Florida. It acts as a bridge between Israeli deep-tech innovation and the US market, specifically Florida. FIBA's mission is to enable Israeli technology companies to launch, scale, and establish a permanent US headquarters in Florida, thereby creating high-skilled jobs and strengthening Florida's position as a global tech hub. Since its inception in 2017, FIBA has supported over 100 Israeli high-tech companies, with 50% establishing a physical presence in Florida. These companies have collectively raised over $1.5 billion in direct investments and created more than 200 direct, high-skilled jobs in Florida. FIBA also works to shift the dialogue about Israel from geopolitics to technological innovation.
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Q&A
- What is FIBA's primary focus?
- FIBA is a Florida-based business development program designed to help post-seed Israeli tech startups enter the US market, navigate the US sales process, and secure investments from US investors.
- When was FIBA founded?
- FIBA was founded in July 2016.
- Where is FIBA headquartered?
- FIBA is headquartered in Herzliya, Israel.
- Who is a key executive at FIBA?
- Rachel Feinman-Marks serves as the Executive Director at Florida-Israel Business Accelerator (FIBA).
- Does FIBA have a presence on social media?
- Yes, FIBA maintains a presence on LinkedIn and Facebook.
Full data — links, identifiers, deals & radar signals (jobs, patents, research, more)
External links
| Website | fiba.io |
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| linkedin.com/company/fibatampa | |
| facebook.com/fibatampa |
Identifiers & details
| Founded | 2016 |
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Patents
| EPO | 23 |
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Publications (Crossref)
| Works | 10 |
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Certificate / subdomain footprint
| Subdomains | 11 |
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