Raissa Hacohen has served as the Managing Partner of Longevity Venture Partners since its inception in 2020. She built Longevity’s first private portfolio of 9 early stage investments focused on the Silvertech space with two exits to date. Currently, she is focused on deploying Longevity’s second fund, a $30M fund dedicated to early stage startups in the Silvertech space, launched in April 2023.
Previously, Raissa built a private early-stage venture fund, Arc Impact, with over 20 investments in Israel and abroad. She founded her first startup, CareNav, in 2016 and has since run and advised a number of Israeli startups targeting global markets and international investors focused on the Israeli ecosystem.
Raissa completed her undergraduate degree at Brown University in 2006 and her MBA at Hebrew University in 2013. She published a book, Sugar: a tale of motherhood and medicine in 2015. She teaches early stage investing at the Hebrew University and finance & entrepreneurship at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design. She lives in Israel with her husband and 4 sons.