After being held hostage by Hamas for 246 days following the October 7 attacks, Noa Argamani became one of the world’s most recognizable advocates for those still in captivity.
Now, she’s building a new path in venture capital at Vine Ventures, working with Israeli founders to scale their businesses in the US.
As part of Business Insider’s The Long Play , Argamani opened up about the life and career she is building now, and how she plans to use her platform to support entrepreneurs in the region.
In a conversation with Business Insider editor in chief Jamie Heller titled “The Next Chapter,” Argamani talked about how she chose venture capital as a career path, connecting with Michael Milken, and continuing her advocacy work.
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