Startup Jargon 101: MVP

The highs and lows of building, scaling and closing a hardware company in the automobile industry, as told by Engie’s founder, Gal Aharon.

Ron Gura, the founder of The Gifts Project, shares his fairytale startup story of how a small, self-motivated team, built a social group gifting platform that quickly got acquired by eBay for $30 million.

Liat Mordechay Hertanu, founder of 24me, shares what it’s like to start a venture with her life partner, from ideation to releasing a product to market.

Alon Joffe, Alon Rabinovich and Dror Zaide, founders of Eleos Health, explain how they used the mental health industry's rise during the COVID-19 pandemic to explore, validate and reach to product-market fit.

Lumen founder, Daniel Tal, shares the various hacks they did to discover their target audience, while evolving their hardware product over a six year period.

Uri Marchand, founder of Overwolf, discusses the trials and tribulations of building their MVP and the cost of waiting too long to launch to market.