Alon Lifshitz (born 1975) is an Israeli-British venture capitalist and entrepreneur. He is best known as a founding partner of Hanaco Ventures, a Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in Israeli technology startups, particularly in cybersecurity, fintech, and enterprise software. Prior to founding Hanaco Ventures in 2018, he co-founded Genesis Partners in 2002, where he served as a general partner for over 15 years, leading investments in notable companies such as Taboola, Riskified, and CyActive. His career in venture capital began after working in investment banking and consulting, establishing him as a key figure in Israel's thriving 'Startup Nation' ecosystem. His investment philosophy emphasizes backing innovative founders solving global problems, with a portfolio that has generated significant returns through successful exits. He holds dual Israeli and UK nationality, maintains a relatively low public profile outside professional circles, and is actively involved in mentoring emerging tech leaders and contributing to discussions on Israel's innovation landscape through speaking engagements and advisory roles. No major controversies or legal issues are publicly documented in relation to his career.