Adam Fisher
Partner / Seed/Early
Tel Aviv, Israel

About Adam
Adam Fisher is one of the most prolific early stage investors in Israel with over two and a half decades of experience investing across both application and deep-tech sectors. He established Bessemer's Israel office in 2007 and has invested in more than 70 companies primarily at the Seed and Series A stages. Over his career, Adam has helped 25 companies reach successful exits, including some of Israel's most notable companies like Wix, Melio, Fiverr, and Habana. His current portfolio has some of Israel's most promising companies such as Hibob, DriveNets, Wonderful and Cloudinary, as well as a half a dozen startups in stealth.
Adam’s life experiences–like his investments–are uniquely global. Born in South Africa, Adam was raised and educated in the US, where he studied at the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. Before joining Bessemer, he spent nine years at Jerusalem Venture Partners, where he was a partner in their New York, Jerusalem, and Beijing offices.
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The trailblazer in enterprise AI: Wonderful's $550M Series C
Since our initial seed check in 2025, Bessemer Venture Partners has backed Wonderful as the agentic operating layer for enterprises worldwide.

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DriveNets: The AI networking fabric for heterogeneous AI
Bessemer Venture Partners leads DriveNets’ $410M Series D to deliver large-scale AI infrastructure solutions.

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Remedio redefines Device Posture Management with its proactive remediation platform
Bessemer leads Remedio’s $65M first financing round to accelerate growth in the bootstrapped startup.

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Meet the founders of Sett: Amit Carmi and Yoni Blumenfeld
Bessemer Venture Partners leads Sett AI’s Series A.

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The Spark and The Flame
Why venture capitalists want to back entrepreneurs and not just founders.

Playbook
A brainstorming framework for aspiring founders
Four stimulating questions that can help entrepreneurs overcome their mental blocks and hang-ups as they decide on a new idea for a startup.










