ng of 22 portfolio companies, more than any other Israel-based investor; from Qlik Technologies, one of last year's biggest IPOs on Wall Street, to Chromatis Networks, where he facilitated the company's $5 billion sale to Lucent Technologies—the then-largest sale of an Israeli company. Featured prominently in the

n which JVP sold its position when the company was traded on NASDAQ for $5.5 billion. JVP was also the lead investor and the largest shareholder in Chromatis Networks, which was sold to Lucent in 2000 for $4.8 billion. Additionally, JVP was the largest shareholder in Precise, selling its position in 2001 when the