GCV Rising Star Jeffrey Housenbold, who helped set up telecoms firm SoftBank’s Vision Funds, has become president and COO at Beast Industries.

Media conglomerate Hubert Burda’s CVC unit hired London-based Briac Bombrun and Berlin-based Lena Nedebock, increasing its headcount to 25.

After more than two years leading investments in tech startups, Omri Green is leaving Dell Technologies Capital to become a founder again.

Visa Ventures head David Rolf lays out how AI can help overcome stubborn problems in the world of payments.

Martin El-Khouri is leaving the German media group’s CVC arm to join a blockchain infrastructure startup.

After a year working as an associate at the logistics management company’s CVC unit, Brandon Proetto is now a director.

Maria Emilie Danø Hoffmann spent six years at the Danish renewables company where she focused on driving the green energy transition.

Deborah Magid, who spent more than 20 years at IBM and its CVC unit, has launched an AI-focused VC firm called DoubleStar Venture Partners.

GCV Emerging Leader David Li will help the Australian mining firm’s CVC unit identify energy, climate and mining startups.

Jordan McAlister has left the US telecoms firm after nearly three years leading its venture and innovation strategy.

LG’s incubation unit hired Ramkumar Krishnan, who worked at multiple renewable energy companies, to identify cleantech opportunities.

The former founder was an adviser to startups before taking on the new investing role.

John Suh, who helped launch CVC units Hyundai Ventures and Cradle, left the Korean carmaker after 13 years, without disclosing his next steps.

Isa Fuhrmann-Breitholtz, formerly head of Silicon Valley Hub at toy producer Lego’s CVC unit, launched South Bay to back real estate startups.