Brighteye Ventures was built from the start to be pan-European rather than tied to one country, investing across Europe and Israel while helping companies expand into the US market, and it focuses on a broader learning-and-work thesis that goes beyond typical edtech, backing overlooked areas like driving instruction and vocational training. The fund weighs a startup's distribution strategy as heavily as its technology or team, is led by founders with hands-on startup and investment experience, and backs its investments with operational support—mentorship, design help, and finance guidance—alongside an active research program on trends in learning and work.