Amos Angelovici

Amos Angelovici has a diverse work experience spanning different roles and industries. In 1998, they worked as a Senior Development Engineer at Motorola Semiconductors, where they focused on real-time embedded software development and software design. After that, they joined VisualTop as an R&D Manager, responsible for managing the R&D, QA, and production departments.

In 2003, Amos co-founded KITS Technologies, which later became the Java Division of Advantech Technologies. As the Co-Founder and CEO, they successfully grew the company to over 40 employees, providing software consulting services to both corporates and start-ups.

Following their entrepreneurial ventures, Amos joined AquaNovate as the EVP of Business Development, where they played a vital role in researching potential market segments and developing business and financial plans. Amos also nurtured relationships with key business partners.

Amos then established their own management company called Amoraz in 2009, aimed at investing in and consulting technology-based startups. As the Owner, they conducted research on emerging technologies and potential market segments and provided counseling and assistance in various areas such as business and financial planning, marketing, and software development.

In 2014, Amos joined Babator as a Member of the Advisory Board and later became the Founder and EVP of Business. Amos contributed their expertise in business development and provided strategic direction to the company.

In 2016, Amos became an Entrepreneur in Residence at the Office of Technology Management & Industry Relations of the University of Missouri, where they supported the growth of companies by performing outreach, networking, and identifying early-stage companies with high potential.

Since 2016, Amos has also been the Founder and CEO of AdSwapper Inc, a position they currently hold.

Amos Angelovici pursued their education at Tel Aviv University from 1998 to 2002, where they obtained a Master's degree in Management. Amos had previously attended the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology from 1988 to 1992, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.