Gigi Levy-Weiss

Gigi Levy-Weiss (; born Gigi Levy, Israel) is an Israeli businessman and investor. He is a co-founder and partner of the investment firm and business accelerator NFX. He was an investor and board member for SweetIM from 2009 to 2013,

Levy-Weiss was one of the founders of digital entertainment company Playtika in 2010. In 2011, over half of Playtika's shares were acquired by casino operator Harrah's Entertainment's at a company value of $80–90 million, in what was the largest acquisition on record of an Israeli online gaming company. He has been a board member at Global-e since 2013, Superfly, SpeakingPal, Ekoloko, TradeO, Zoomd, Moovu, and Moolta,

In 2014, Levy-Weiss was appointed to Facebook's EMEA Client Council, a marketing forum including representatives from brands and agencies of Europe, Africa and the Middle East, together with Facebook leaders.

In 2015, Levy-Weiss cofounded the accelerator and funding firm NFX Guild in the San Francisco Bay Area with James Currier and Stan Chudnovsky.

In 2015 Levy-Weiss co-founded Beach Bum, a gaming company focused on classic hit card and board games.

In 2016, Levy-Weiss was part of a group of investors that led a Series A funding round for Inception, an Israeli startup specializing in virtual reality entertainment content.

Public service

Levy-Weiss has been involved with a number of non-profit organizations in Israel, and KamaTech.

In 2023 Levy-Weiss was active in creating the Israeli High-Tech protest, Tech for Democracy, which opposes the legal reform of the Israeli government.

After the October 7 attacks, Levy-Weiss co-founded Brothers and Sisters for Israel, an organization of IDF reservists devoted to relief and aid for civilians and soldiers. The organization received the Presidential Award for Volunteerism from the President of the State of Israel.

At Tel Aviv University, his alma mater, Levy-Weiss is on the advisory board of the Technology Management, Innovation and Entrepreneurship MBA program.

Personal life Levy-Weiss and his wife, Daphi Levy-Weiss, live in the Israel coastal city of Ramat HaSharon with their three children.