Uri Adoni

Thank you @HilzFuld for a great chat and for making this interview. israel21c.org/with-the-econo…

This is a game changer.

14 of 16 severe COVID patients in trial recover with experimental Israeli drug | The Times of Israel buff.ly/3oOyHIv

My episode of #SmashingThePlateau w/ @smashingplateau is now live! I reveal what principles are most important to drive success of a startup bit.ly/2HL2p1G.

Entrepreneur Mark Cuban has been described as “a billionaire with chutzpah.” bit.ly/3kQqsKV

Vocal diagnostics is fierce on the scene of identifying ways in which we can learn more about COVID-19 and Israel-based startup Vocalis Health is on the front lines of the research. Read more here, go.nature.com/3e3pXdP

How did Gates solve the hard problem of promising a product that did not exist? He applied the innovation he has become known for and purchased an operating system from another company, modified it and made it even better. Now, that’s chutzpah! For more, bit.ly/35HxuLo

Despite the pandemic, the third largest startup ecosystem is seeing a faster than expected recovery setting India on a path to 100 unicorns by 2025 according to a report by TIE-Delhi, a global non-for-profit organization that promotes entrepreneurship. bit.ly/2JaAyrW

“95% of global health data is still not accessible,” according to this week’s featured Unstoppable Startup of the Week. Israel-based startup Lynx.MD strives to “flip the data access model on its head." Read more, bit.ly/3jtxxQ0

Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking with @Chrisdcooper, host of the #BusinessElevation Show on Voice America. Now, more than ever, we need entrepreneurs and startups to move forward with chutzpah and present ways in which we can better our world. bit.ly/3oeJqNc

I am honored by Zale Newman’s review in The Jewish Voice. Thank you Zale!

In my recent interview on Bloomberg Markets, I shared how the chutzpah spirit benefits entrepreneurs, the elements of a healthy high-tech ecosystem, and what more can be done to build opportunities for startups, specifically within the Canadian sector. bit.ly/35xrN2P

Bira91, an India-based craft beer startup, is a great example of staying true to the mission and keeping your eyes open for opportunities. Then, seizing that opportunity with enthusiasm, audacity, and of course chutzpah! For more, bit.ly/2FOcppS

Why does Israel have so many successful startups? Really, it’s a matter of chutzpah. If you are curious to learn more, I invite you to check out my interview with Business Class News or pick up a copy of my book, “The Unstoppable Startup”. bit.ly/3dwckTV

I am looking forward to having the opportunity to talk with host Chris Cooper on the Business Elevation Show on Voice America. Live this Friday, October 16 at 8am (PT) / 4pm (GMT). To listen live or later from the archive please visit bit.ly/2SYXAU8.

A record-breaking $1.2 billion was raised by Israeli startups in September 2020, “the largest amount raised in a single month, according to data from Start-Up Nation’s Finder database.” To learn more, check out The Media Line article: bit.ly/34NYgkI

Israeli application security company Checkmarx has been able to maintain their independence and vision. Check out this article to learn more about their journey and how they are “leading the market in the right direction.” bit.ly/34Syxrp

Israel-based tech startup Walnut officially launched earlier this month after a $2.5 million seed round. Through customizable templates and the ability to run live sales demos offline, this unstoppable startup is already finding great success. bit.ly/3nC03lA

When pitching a startup skepticism is a good thing. The first story in my book “The Unstoppable Startup” shows a great example of the role of skepticism in a meeting with investors. To pick up a copy, visit amzn.to/34vNrng or my website bit.ly/2yphKAe

Canada-based Bio Conscious specializes in using machine learning to help “transform diabetes care and management by looking forward, not backward.” They are an unstoppable startup to keep an eye on. bit.ly/2SuXYK0