Negev-based consortium Synergy7 is opening business development offices in the US, Singapore, and the UAE to help war-hit Israeli startups expand to overseas markets and attract investment. The program is aimed at early-stage startups that have completed a funding round and are ready to enter international markets. The consortium, backed by the Israel Innovation Authority, is jointly owned by Elbit Systems, Soroka Medical Center, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, BGN Technologies, Mor Research Applications, and the Mirage Israel Fund. Synergy7 is currently assisting six Israeli startups in New York with marketing, sales, business connections, and investment fundraising.