Uri Levine

Uri Levine is a Tel Aviv, Israel-based serial entrepreneur and angel investor who currently serves as Co-Founder and Board Member at Feez, Inc. and Board Member at Engie Impact. He is best known as the Co-Founder of Waze, a consumer navigation application that scaled to over 100 million active users before being acquired by Google for $1.15 billion in 2013. Levine also co-founded the freelance marketplace Fiverr and the transit application Moovit, which was later acquired by Intel. As an active investor through 83North and personal investment vehicles, he has backed more than 100 startups, recently expanding his portfolio to include climate technology companies like StoreDot. An alumnus of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Levine focuses his current efforts on mentoring early-stage founders and scaling consumer technology ventures across the global mobility and energy sectors.