TBD VC

TBD VC is an early-stage venture capital firm launched in April 2025 by David Citron and Alan Buch. The firm manages a $35 million fund aimed at supporting Israeli deep tech startups at the pre-seed and seed stages. With a focus on enterprise AI, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and software-enabled defense technologies, TBD VC plans to invest in approximately 20 companies, providing initial checks of around $1 million.

The firm's founders bring complementary expertise to the venture. David Citron, based in Tel Aviv, has over a decade of experience in venture capital, including a tenure at Rocket Internet where he focused on pre-seed investments in Israeli startups. His notable investments include CyberX (acquired by Microsoft), WalkMe, Voca.ai (acquired by Snap), Flow Security (acquired by CrowdStrike), and Eon.io. Alan Buch, operating from New York, has a background in wealth and alternative investment management, having previously managed investments at a $4 billion multi-family office.

TBD VC's investment philosophy centers on supporting deeply technical founders from day one, emphasizing conviction over hype. The firm is committed to building long-term partnerships with entrepreneurs, offering not just capital but also strategic guidance and access to a global network. Additionally, TBD VC allocates a portion of its profits to initiatives that assist discharged Israeli soldiers in transitioning to tech careers, reflecting its dedication to social impact alongside financial returns.