These days we say 'entrepreneur'.

Back in the old days, it was still called being an inventor.

There was no playbook.

No ecosystem.

No one to ask for advice.

And it's under these circumstances that he built his empire.

From the invention of the USB Flashdrive and a $1.6B exit, to his head-to-head fight with Apple and a $120M defeat that followed, all the way to the present day, where he leads Grove Ventures.

We finish this season with the person whose work fed an entire generation of entrepreneurs and whose vision will feed the future ones.

Meet Dov Moran.

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Some entrepreneurs start businesses.

Others found startups.

And while few will start their journey in a Venture Capital fund, this week's guest started his career by... building one.

Sounds more like a dream than a nightmare?

Well... yes and no..

Roy Kimchi founded Cactus Capital while still a student.

This meant going through an expedited - and sometimes painful - learning curve.

What he gained in speed, he paid for with sweat.

In this episode, he shares what it was like.

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She built two succesful companies but made every mistake in the book while doing it.

She's a serial entrepreneur, also known as the unofficial ambassador of the startup nation.

Her passion is helping founders find their paths to success, and also - the people who can help them get there.

Meet Hilla Ovil-Brenner, the founder of the largest female-focused women organization in tech and the Managing Director of Techstars Tel Aviv.

A force of nature, Hilla opens up about the mistakes that shortened her life, and what can founders do to simplify their lives.

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