Bain Capital names 26 12 months previous to handle Israel operations

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US enterprise capital fund Bain Capital Ventures (BCV) is opening an workplace in Israel and has appointed 26 12 months previous Ron Miasnik as a companion and to handle Israel operations. BCV is finest identified as a result of one among its founders was the previous Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Miasnik has already been a product supervisor at Microsoft and Houzz and had a junior position at Israel’s Aleph enterprise capital fund.

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In 2024 alone BCV invested $150 million in Israeli tech corporations together with former NSO Group CEO Hulio Shalev’s Dream Safety in addition to Grain, Daylight, Armis and Redis.

Miasnik was born within the US to Israeli dad and mom and attended highschool in Mountain View, within the coronary heart of Silicon Valley. He accomplished his undergraduate diploma with honors at Princeton College, and stood out within the Israeli enterprise capital scene when he led delegations of Israeli executives to Silicon Valley throughout his research, after which served as chief of workers on the Aleph enterprise capital fund. Miasnik based AI firm Duality Labs, and two years in the past joined BCV, the place he has been main the appliance of AI applied sciences in conventional industries that haven’t but undergone digital transformation, corresponding to legislation and insurance coverage

Because of this, Miasnik additionally invests exterior of Israel, and has to this point made a number of key investments in corporations corresponding to Crosby, a web based legislation agency that raised $6 million to develop know-how for scanning and processing authorized paperwork and Indian firm Pronto, which gives skilled companies to households. Based on PitchBook, BCV manages $10 billion, of which $1.16 billion is accessible for funding. Amongst its exits: the sale of its stake in Biocatch to Permira, and of Armis to Perception Companions, in addition to Observe IT to ProPoint.

Mitt Romney himself now not holds a place on the fund. He formally left its operations in 2002.

Printed by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on August 11, 2025.