Founding Partner
Vesey VenturesCheck size: $1.5M-$3M initial checks were disclosed at launch; no person-specific range is public.
Dana Eli-Lorch invests or supports investments through Vesey Ventures's published strategy: Back early-stage fintech and enabling technology companies where partnerships with financial incumbents can accelerate commercialization, pairing term sheets with tailored strategy sheets.
Fintech infrastructure, enterprise software, B2B fintech, vertical software, consumer fintech and commerce companies that can win through incumbent partnerships.
No formal pass list is public. Companies outside financial services or without a credible enterprise-partnership path appear less aligned.
Present the financial-services problem, product proof, regulated go-to-market, target incumbent partners and a concrete plan for how Vesey can operate as the first business-development team.
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Dana Eli-Lorch previously led fintech-infrastructure investing and opened the Israel practice at American Express Ventures, investing in 15 companies. Earlier, she served in Israeli intelligence unit 8200 and worked in management consulting. She holds a Tel Aviv University BA and a Columbia MBA.