True Global Ventures Appoints Tal Elyashiv as General Partner

May 28, 2026
True Global Ventures has appointed Tal Elyashiv as General Partner to strengthen its U.S. presence and deepen its focus on AI technology investments in the Bay Area.

True Global Ventures announced in a press release the appointment of Tal Elyashiv as General Partner. The move aims to reinforce the firm's U.S. presence and expand its activities in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Elyashiv is an entrepreneur and venture capitalist with experience across Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and Tel Aviv. He is co-founder and Managing Partner of SPiCE VC, recognized as the first fully tokenized venture capital fund and a top performer in its category. He will continue his leadership at SPiCE VC alongside his new role at True Global Ventures, with the two firms maintaining distinct investment mandates.

Elyashiv also co-founded Securitize, a platform for tokenization of real-world assets, and has held executive roles at Capital One, Bank of America, BondDesk Group, and 888. His appointment aligns with True Global Ventures' continued focus on AI business applications through its Fund 6, which invests in late seed and Series A stage companies, particularly in California.

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