Yaniv Stern co-founded Red Dot Capital Partners and is known for focusing on early-growth investing in Israeli companies that are scaling after finding product-market fit, backed by a mix of engineering training at Technion, an MBA from Harvard, McKinsey private equity work, a decade in Israeli Intelligence, and time as VP at Adama Partners in the luxury products space. He's also recognized as a well-connected figure in the market who appears at private-capital events like IPEM Cannes, giving him visibility beyond typical startup circles.
About their Fund
Red Dot Capital Partners serves as a first institutional check for Israeli startups that have already reached product-market fit, typically entering at $1–5M ARR with $10–20M checks to lead late Series A through Series C rounds, and it requires companies to have a real presence in Israel, such as a development center, rather than just Israeli founders based abroad. The fund stands out for its cross-border reach into Southeast Asia and Japan through LPs like Temasek who also help portfolio companies directly, for adding a dedicated Head of AI to its own team, for taking board seats and staying closely involved with companies long-term, and for a portfolio built around hard infrastructure and systems software companies like Armis, Granulate, DriveNets, and Quantum Machines alongside fintech and commerce companies like Global-e and Travelier.
















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