Speaking to a venture capitalist with a global bent
What kind of person makes a good venture capitalist? A litigator? A soldier? A policy chief at a multinational giant? Or the multilingual child of immigrants? In the case of Nava Swersky, founder of Israel-based Columbine Capital, the answer is 'all of the above.'
Swersky seems to have already had several lifetimes worth of experience even though she's only in her early 30s. She returned home to Israel at the beginning of 1999 after more than a decade spent wandering the globe and honing
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