Yossi Sela is a prominent Israeli venture capitalist and entrepreneur known for his pivotal role in the country's high-tech ecosystem. He co-founded Gemini Israel Ventures in 1993, one of Israel's earliest and most successful venture capital firms, where he serves as Managing Partner. Under his leadership, Gemini has invested in over 100 startups, focusing on sectors such as enterprise software, cybersecurity, semiconductors, and fintech, contributing to exits like the acquisitions of Safend by Kingston Technology and Luminate by a strategic buyer. Gemini manages funds exceeding $500 million, helping solidify Israel's reputation as the 'Startup Nation.'

Before establishing Gemini, Sela built a strong foundation in technology and management. He began his career at Texas Instruments Israel in 1979, rising to positions including Director of Operations and General Manager, where he oversaw the development of semiconductor technologies and established key partnerships. Sela also served in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in a technical intelligence unit, a common background for many Israeli tech leaders. His expertise spans hardware, software, and strategic investments, and he has been a mentor and advisor to numerous entrepreneurs and funds in Israel.

Sela is recognized for his low-profile yet influential presence in the global tech investment community. He has spoken at conferences on innovation and venture capital, emphasizing the importance of Israeli ingenuity in global markets. While not deeply involved in public controversies, his career highlights the interconnected networks of military, academia, and business that drive Israel's tech sector.