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Tmura - Building a Culture of Giving in Israeli Tech Sector

Founded in 2002, Tmura supports education and youth charities, aiming to create a culture of giving in the Israeli tech sector. By encouraging companies to donate upon exit, Tmura has helped fund various Israeli non-profits. The organization emphasizes social responsibility, employee happiness, and positive PR. With an impressive list of successful exits, Tmura's model showcases that doing good can lead to doing well in business. You can get involved by spreading the word, donating, or encouraging others to donate.

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Tmura - Building a Culture of Giving in Israeli Tech Sector

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  1. January 2014 @TmuraIL

  2. Tmura • Founded 2002 • Goals: • Support education/youth charities • Create a “culture of giving” in the Israeli tech sector • Enlarge the philanthropic ‘pie’

  3. The Tmura Model • Options • Upon exit – fund Israeli education/youth non-profits • Companies can decide

  4. 319 Companies

  5. Why Companies Give • Recognize social responsibility • Who’s asking • Why not? No cash & no pain • Happy employees • PR • The Tmura Network • Good ‘karma’ • Companies that do good, do well

  6. 51 Exits (here are some) $115,000 Acquired by Broadcom Dec. 2009 $82,000 Acquired by Agere March 2005 $100,000 Acquired by RSA Security Dec. 2005 $291,000 Traded on NASDAQ: ORCT $100,000 Acquired by BMC May 2006 $75,000 Acquired by Xerox Nov. 2006 $163,000 Traded on TASE: BLRX $437,000 Acquired by NICE Aug. 2007 $122,000 Acquired by Sigma Designs Nov. 2009 $339,000 Acquired by Cisco Feb. 2013 $1,509,000 Acquired by Google June 2013 $1,105,000 Traded on NASDAQ: FLSH $457,000 Acquired by EMC May 2012 $161,000 Sold in secondary May 2011 $140,000 Acquired by PMC Sierra Nov. 2010 $100,000 Acquired by Oracle Feb. 2010 $92,000 Traded on NASDAQ: VRNG $56,000 Acquired by Riverwood Fund April 2011 $88,000 Acquired by Markets.com Dec. 2012 $65,000 Acquired by eBay Sept. 2011 $83,000 Acquired by Qualcomm Aug. 2012

  7. $9.5M for Non-Profits Donor-advised grants

  8. Lean Operation • Headcount: 1 (from inception) • Active Board & Advisory Board • Pro bono supporters

  9. Supporters Visionaries Champions Partners

  10. Supporters Sponsors Al Bawader Bessemer Venture Partners BRM Group Docor International Mgmt. Ephraim Abramson & Co. Evergreen Partners Furth Wilensky Genesis Partners GlenRock Israel Goldfarb Seligman GreenSoil Investments Herzog Fox & Neeman Initial Capital Israel Cleantech Ventures KCPS Clarity Meitar Liquornik Geva Mintz Levin Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer Peregrine Ventures Pitango Venture Capital Plus Ventures Reinhold Cohn & Partners Salinger & Co. Shibolet & Co. Terra Venture Partners Trendlines Vertex Venture Capital ZAG / S&W LLP

  11. How You Can Help • Spread the word • Entrepreneur/Investor? • Yes: Donate options • No: Tell your friends/clients to donate • Other ideas? Contact us: • baruch@tmura.org • yadin@tmura.org • www.tmura.org • @TmuraIL

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