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Abstract:Knaz has over two decades of professional experience. She previously served as the CEO of Rosario Capital.
In an official announcement on Monday, Prytek mentioned that the company has selected Noga Knaz, an industry veteran with more than 20 years of professional experience, as the new Chief Executive Officer of Prytek Ventures.
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In her new role, Knaz will be responsible for the company‘s investment activities in emerging companies. According to the details shared by Prytek, the company’s venture capital assets are currently worth more than $100 million.
In her broad career, Knaz worked with prominent companies. She previously worked as a Partner at Rosario Capital and also served as the company's Chief Executive Officer.
“I am delighted to be joining the Prytek family and growing the portfolio of tech solution providers. I look forward to leading Prytek Ventures' growth and enhancing its value chain proposition,” Knaz mentioned in the press release.
Prytek has a broad portfolio that includes some of the fastest-growing companies in the technology sector. The company aims to utilize the broad experience of Knaz to expand the presence of Prytek Ventures.
Technology
Andrey Yashunsky, the CEO of Prytek, said that the company is committed to supporting early-stage companies that are building innovative technology solutions.
“We are very happy to see a professional such as Noga joining the Venture Capital arm of Prytek. In her role, she will be looking to continue investing in technologies for our corporate and managed services. The Venture Capital arm has served to build dozens of great tech solutions in the last few years,” Yashunsky said in the announcement.
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