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Rami Beracha believes in many investment opportunities, even within the Coronavirus Economy.

Take your time when deciding on the idea you want to pursue. You should ensure that it's the right venture to meet your requirements. This is one of the key steps to success in any endeavor. You must be genuinely committed to the idea and believe it will succeed. The most important aspect of your decision is the degree to which you believe in it. Don't be afraid of making adjustments once you've started your journey. Better to change and fix things early than after investing more time and money.
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Rami Beracha's advice to students studying at Herzliya's Interdisciplinary Center is based upon his own experiences. Rami Beracha made the decision to pursue law as a young man. While he wasn't certain if it was the right path for him, he decided to continue his law studies, got the Master's degree in New York, and then went to work in the law firm. After his time at the Wall Street firm, he discovered that he was passionate about business, more so than law. He made the decision to quit the firm and go to France for an MBA.
After graduating in the year 1996, Beracha began working for the Venture Capital Fund Pitango, the largest venture capital investment fund in Israel. Pitango is a fund that focuses on startups that are creating core areas in high-tech, has received over 200 investment from its investors and exited over 85 companies to date. Rami was appointed the managing partner of Pitango in 2000. He was the lead in several deals that led to successful exits for Fortune 500 companies such as Broadcom and Marvel, Cisco, and Apple in the following 18 years.
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It didn't end there. Globes awarded Beracha with the title of "Esteemed Partner", recognizing his contribution as a major investor. Rami created Sosa in 2014, a brand-new initiative. Sosa operates innovation centers in New York and Tel Aviv which assist innovative high-tech companies by partnering with global entrepreneurs looking to collaborate with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently chosen to manage and build the cyber center in New York City.
Newest Investment Dreams Among Covid19
Rami Beracha believes there are always opportunities. Although the last couple of years have been difficult economically since the coronavirus's inception, he still believes that there are many more. He suggests searching for new companies with significant digital disruptions . This could be "Covid Long".
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Beracha is working on a few new projects. He recently co-founded a London-based blockchain venture capital fund with a business group. Beracha has contributed to the establishment of Israel as a world-class tech center and is ready for a wider market. Beracha's outlook on business is evident in the new fund. It says that "We have a deep understanding of technology but we only invest in people who are driven by a mission." They aim to identify companies that are passionate and assist blockchain's efforts to secure to be at the forefront of innovative concepts.
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Beracha plans to start the creation of a Middle Eastern fund for venture capital. Beracha believes that this is the perfect time to invest on the Arab market following the agreement of the Abraham Accords by Israel and the United Arab Emirates. What better place to begin than the wealthy and super modern Dubai? The new fund, Ender Ventures as he calls it, will bring together Israeli and European Investors to support UAE high tech companies that specialize in artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and robotics. The United Arab Emirates has a unique perspective on business. The low tax rate and the laws that favor business are sure to make it a magnet for numerous businesses over the next few decades.
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Ramiberacha's challenging Past
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Although Rami Beracha seems to be successful in all he has been pursuing but it wasn't always that effortless. Beracha was just a teenager when he was drafted into the army. He was a combat soldier in Paratrooper's Brigade during the Lebanon War. Rami, who was a member of a rescue mission sent to aid wounded soldiers who were trapped in a minefield and joined the Paratrooper's Army following the end of the war. However, Rami stepped on a hidden mine and lost his foot and hand in the accident.
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He had one of the most challenging moments of his life and hospitalization was the final result. He was in a state of disarray and unable to move and eventually fell into depression and despair. The hopes of advancing his career in the army seemed lost, and he didn't know who he was anymore. Rami's suffering allowed him to find the passion and drive to keep living and make new dreams. He decided to become even stronger and stronger than before the injuries. Rami was determined to explore new extreme sports. He enjoys kitesurfing and snowboarding. He's also trekked up Mount Kilimanjaro. He's always looking to improve his abilities and feels like his old unwounded self is driving him along.
Rami is a committed volunteer and a generous donor to numerous charities. He also enjoys helping young soldiers who were injured in combat. Rami accompanied a group of injured soldiers to Nepal in 2016, where was given the rank of major. In the year 2018, Rami was elevated to the rank of Major in the Israeli Military's Paratrooper and the Fire Brigades. His childhood dreams had come through despite the hardships. His life and story can be a source of inspiration for others, never to give up, no matter what the circumstance. Rami didn't let injuries hold him back as he continued learning and experimenting until he was even more resilient than before.

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