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Stardom Ventures
Stardom Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on the media technology sector. It invests in startups in media, video technology, content creation,...
Stardom Ventures
Stardom Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on the media technology sector. It invests in startups in media, video technology, content creation, advertising technology, marketing, and commerce. Founded in 2016 in Tel Aviv, Israel, Stardom Ventures has made 19 investments, including a Seed VC investment in ZyG on March 02, 2026.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2016
Location
Region
Middle East
Country
Israel
City
Tel Aviv
Corporate office
12 Raoul Wallenberg st., Tel Aviv, Israel
Principals
Danny Peled
Founder & Managing Partner
Yael Alroy
Managing Partner
Aviran Tovim
CFO
Sigal Alboher
Investment Committee
Uri Rozen
Investment Committee
Guy Shamir
Investment Committee
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Stardom Ventures?
Founder and Managing Partner Danny Peled leads the firm alongside Managing Partner Yael Alroy. The investment committee includes Keshet Group Deputy CEO Sigal Alboher, Keshet Digital CEO Uri Rozen, and Mivtach Shamir Deputy CEO Guy Shamir — a deliberate mix of media operators and financial holding executives rather than traditional VC partners.
How does Stardom Ventures source deals?
The firm does not publicly detail its sourcing model, but its investment committee composition suggests deal flow runs heavily through the Israeli media ecosystem. Keshet Group, where two committee members hold senior operating roles, is one of Israel's largest media companies, providing direct exposure to content, digital, and distribution startups.
What investment stages does Stardom Ventures target?
Stardom positions itself for early-stage media and technology companies. Portfolio companies like Ludeo and Deepdub were backed at stages where product-market fit was still being proven, consistent with a pre-seed to Series A posture for Israeli-originated media-tech startups.
Which sectors does Stardom Ventures explicitly avoid?
Stardom does not publish a formal exclusion list, but the portfolio concentration in digital media infrastructure, gaming, social commerce, creator tools, and advertising technology suggests the firm avoids sectors outside its operator expertise — notably deep tech, life sciences, and traditional enterprise SaaS that sits far from media and entertainment.
Does Stardom Ventures participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Publicly available information shows only direct portfolio company investments. There is no disclosed activity as a limited partner in other venture funds, nor evidence of fund-of-funds commitments or SPV-led club deals.
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