New York City’s growth equity firm, Alpha Partners, is making waves by extending its collaborative investment approach to Israel.
The firm has announced that Gal Gitter has joined as a Partner, taking the lead in bringing Alpha’s growth equity model to the Israeli market.
Gal Gitter Brings Deep Expertise
Gitter will be based in Tel Aviv and brings a wealth of experience from both investment and operational roles.
He previously served as Head of Ibex’s Israel Growth Fund and was a key figure in McKinsey’s Corporate Development Group.
His background spans Israeli startups and global investors, positioning him perfectly to spearhead Alpha’s initiatives in the region.
A Track Record of Israeli Investments
Alpha Partners has already made several Israeli investments through its partnership model.
Highlights include cybersecurity firms Semperis and Zero Networks, underground mapping company Exodigo, and AI/Healthtech player Vi Labs.
The firm’s Israel operations are now co-led by Steve Brotman and Gal Gitter, with Charlie Federman as Venture Partner and Lior Avisar as Venture Investor.
About Alpha Partners
Led by Managing Partner Steve Brotman, Alpha Partners manages $400 million in assets and specializes in growth equity.
The firm works closely with early-stage venture capital firms, investing alongside them in top-performing companies.
Over the past 12 years, Alpha has perfected a model that supports early investors’ pro-rata rights, ensuring they maintain ownership and active involvement in portfolio companies.
A Global Network and Growing Influence
Alpha Partners boasts relationships with nearly half of all U.S. and Israeli venture capital firms—over 1,000 VCs that collectively invest in roughly 80% of technology companies.
To date, Alpha has invested in more than 30 growth-stage companies worldwide, cementing its reputation as a trusted growth equity partner.