Need to fight for survival makes Israel the hotbed for innovation
Trendlines event draws some of the world's most ambitious entrepreneurs and investors in medical, agricultural tech
Tel Aviv
IT was a gloriously beautiful spring morning in Israel, and a tech crowd had gathered on the lawn of Hagan b'Shefayim, a garden venue just 15 minutes from Tel Aviv.
The Trendlines Group - an Israel-based, Singapore-listed startup incubator - was holding its seventh annual company showcase in the adjacent ballroom. In attendance were some of the world's most ambitious entrepreneurs and investors in medical and agricultural technology.
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