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Rami Beracha believes, even in the Coronavirus Economic, there are numerous investment opportunities.

When choosing a dream to pursue, make sure you take your time. Making sure you are choosing the right path is one of your most important steps in ensuring success. You must be enthusiastic about your dream and be sure that it will succeed. It's more important than what venture you choose to pursue that you are convinced of the vision behind. When you've embarked on your journey, don't be afraid to adjust your plans during the course of your journey. It's much better to make changes and make corrections early rather before investing in more later.
Rami Beracha's advice for students studying at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya is inspired by his personal experience. Rami Beracha chose to study law as a young man. Although he was unsure whether it was the right decision for him, he decided to study law and got an MBA in New York. He then was employed overseas in a law firm. He realized, though, that he had a love more for business than law while working in the Wall Street law firm. He quit his job, and he moved to France to complete an MBA.
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After her graduation in 1996, Beracha joined the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. This is Israel's largest venture capital firm. Pitango has a relationship with companies at the early stages of their development, with a focus on the core sectors within the high-tech. Pitango has invested over 200 times and completed 85 exits. Rami was appointed managing partner in 2000. Over the next 18-years, he led dozens of deals that led to profitable exits from Fortune 500 companies like Broadcom, Marvel and Cisco.
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He didn’t stop there. Globes presented Beracha with the "Esteemed Partner Award" in 2011, recognizing him as an influential investor. Rami initiated a new project called Sosa in the year 2014. Sosa has innovation centres located in New York, Tel Aviv and Tel Aviv. Here they aid innovative high-tech firms to collaborate with entrepreneurs across the globe who are looking to collaborate with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently chosen to create and run New York City's Cyber Center.
Newest Investment Dreams Amidst Covid19
Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities, even though the business environment has been difficult over the past several years since the coronavirus was first discovered. He recommends looking for businesses with significant disruptions to the digital world that might be "Covid Long".
Beracha also has some exciting new projects. In London Beracha launched a fund for blockchain venture capital, along with several business partners. Beracha has helped establish Israel as a world-class tech hub and is now prepared for a bigger market. Beracha's business outlook was reflected in the fund. "We understand technology, but we invest in mission-driven individuals." The fund's goal is to identify motivated companies that will help blockchain to become an innovator in cutting-edge ideas, and help the world move forward.
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In addition to the European fund, Beracha has plans for another Middle Eastern venture capital fund. In the wake of the Abraham Accords that Israel and the United Arab Emirates recently signed and he is convinced that it's the perfect time to invest in the Arab market. Dubai is a highly-modern and affluent city, is a great spot to begin. The idea for his newest fund or Ender Ventures, as he plans to call it, is to recruit Israeli ad European Investors to support UAE high-tech businesses in the field of virtual reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, and more. The United Arab Emirates' business perspective is unparalleled. The low tax rate and the favorable laws for business will make it a magnet for numerous businesses in the coming decades.
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Ramiberacha's tense past
Even though Rami Beracha appears to have been successful in every project he has set his mind on, his road was not easy. Beracha as with many Israelis was a soldier in the army as a young man. He became an Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and fought through The Lebanon War. Rami was part of a rescue team that was sent to help wounded soldiers who were injured in a minefield in 1983, just following the end of war. Rami was unfortunate to have fallen on the mine in a cave and suffered fractured feet as well as a swollen hand.
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His hospital stay was one of the most painful experiences of his life. He couldn't move and fell into despair and depression. All of his dreams to build his military career were lost, and he didn't know who or what he was. Rami found the strength to dream and live through the pain. He made a decision to be better and even stronger than he was before the injury. Rami decided to try new extreme sports. Today, he enjoys snowboarding kitesurfing, snowboarding and hiking up Mount Kilimanjaro. He's always looking to improve his abilities and feels like his old healthy self is driving him forward.
Rami is a volunteer and gives to many organizations. Rami is passionate about helping the next generation of wounded soldiers. Rami was part of a group of wounded soldiers to Nepal in 2016, where was given the rank of major. In the year 2018, Rami received elevated to the rank of Major in the Israeli Military's Paratrooper and Fire Brigades. He was able to realize his childhood dreams despite all the challenges. His story and his passion is a real source of inspiration to others. Rami did not let his injuries hinder him from learning new things and he became stronger each day.

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