Glen Schwaber is a founding partner at MoreVC who transitioned from nearly a decade at Jerusalem Venture Partners—where he helped build exits like PowerDsine, XMPie, and Cyoptics—to co-founding one of Israel's first dedicated cleantech funds in 2006, positioning him as an early mainstream-VC-to-climate transition figure. He brings an unusual policy background with a Master's in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School and maintains an active public voice through his blog on The Times of Israel, where he writes about social issues alongside his work investing in complex, IP-heavy platforms in climate and deep tech.

• Champions the digitization of legacy industries, specifically within logistics and shipping. He frequently highlights how companies like Freightos are bringing traditional freight systems online, praising milestones such as acquisitions or the use of data to manage unforecasted demand.
• Strong enthusiasm for deep tech, hardware, and sensor innovation with practical daily applications. He repeatedly shares fascination with Vayyar’s 3D imaging technology, noting its ability to see through walls and its potential to create safer, smarter homes.
• Deeply connected to the Israeli startup ecosystem and views the region as a hub for pioneering technology. He often frames portfolio success through this lens, such as celebrating when companies rank highly among Israeli startups or mentioning his experience hosting industry peers in the country.
• Interest in sustainability and energy-efficient infrastructure. This spans from macro-level comments on climate accords to specific investments in companies like Diablo Technologies that bring energy savings to data centers or Aqwise’s water treatment progress.