Omri Bahat
Omri Bahat is an Angel Investor at SeniorLife Technologies, Inc. He is Founder / CEO at OLT Real Estate Fund II and OLT Real Estate Fund I. He was President and Director at Bahat Foundation, CTO at BioTRUST Nutrition, Senior Technical Program Manager at Microsoft, and Co-founder / CEO at SQL Farms. He is also an Angel Investor at Verdi, Roots of Quality Foods, Command Zero, IX Innovation, Stealth in Healthcare, Lula and Pictory.ai.
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Pictory raises $2.1M seed from FUSE to automate short-form video production for 5,000+ customers
Seattle startup Pictory raised a $2.1 million seed round to scale its AI software that converts long-form videos and text into short-form clips, serving over 5,000 customers. The company, founded in 2019 by Vikram Chalana, Abid Mohammed, and Vishal Chalana, is led by CEO Vikram Chalana and backed by FUSE, Voyager Capital and several Seattle angel investors.
Pioneer Square Labs spins out 25 startups in five years; six launched during pandemic surge
Seattle startup studio Pioneer Square Labs (PSL) spun out 25 startups in five years — six during a six-month pandemic stretch — by rapidly testing ideas, though it has yet to produce a breakout unicorn and faces criticism over founder dilution.
Bizible founder Aaron Bird raises $5.1M to launch Seattle B2B startup studio Pienza
Aaron Bird, founder of Bizible, launched Seattle startup studio Pienza and raised $5.1 million from MHS Capital, Version One Ventures, Vulcan Capital and angels to build a small portfolio of B2B software companies. Pienza will focus on fewer, highly concentrated bets, put most of the funding into portfolio companies, keep a lean internal team, and Bird will forgo a salary.
Organizations
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SeniorLife Technologies, Inc. Angel Investor 2023–present · current
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Verdi Angel Investor 2022–present · current
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Roots of Quality Foods Angel Investor 2022–present · current
Education
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University of Maryland PhD, Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1999–2005
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University of Maryland MSc, Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1999–2003
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Ben-Gurion University of the Negev BSc, Electrical and Computer Engineering · 1994–1998
