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Rami Beracha believes, even in The Coronavirus Economic, that there are many investment opportunities.

Be patient when choosing what idea you want to pursue. It is crucial to ensure you pick the right path. You need to be passionate about your vision and believe that it will be successful. You are convinced of the concept behind the idea. This is more important than the business you choose. When you've begun your journey, don't be afraid to adjust your plans as you progress. It is better to be flexible and to make adjustments in the beginning rather than spending more time or money.
Rami Beracha's suggestions are rooted on his personal experience. Rami was a teenager who decided to study law. Though he wasn't sure if this was the right path to pursue, he decided to continue his studies in law, obtaining an MBA in New York and worked as an intern at a law company abroad. He discovered that his passion was more for business than law during his time working in the Wall Street law office. He left his job in order to go to France to complete an MBA.
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Following her graduation from the college, in 1996 Beracha began work at Pitango Venture Capital Fund, Israel's largest venture capital investment fund. Pitango is a partner for companies in the initial stages of growth, and focuses on the most important sectors within high-tech. Pitango has invested over 200 times and has made over 85 exits. Rami was appointed the managing partner of Pitango in the year 2000. He led many deals that resulted in success in the exits of fortune 500 companies like Broadcom and Marvel, Cisco, and Apple in the following 18 years.
He didn't stop there. Globes in 2011 gave Beracha "Esteemed Partner" recognition, recognising his influence as an investor. Rami launched Sosa in 2014 to launch a brand new initiative. 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 seeking to work with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently selected to lead the New York City cyber center.
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Newest Investment Dreams among Covid19
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Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities, even though the economy has been difficult over the past several years since the coronavirus first identified. He recommends looking for companies that have the potential to create significant digital transformation.
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Beracha has several new projects in the pipeline. He has recently co-founded a London-based venture capital fund for blockchain with a group business partners. After helping to shape Israel into a world-class high-tech hub, Beracha is ready to take his business to a wider market. Beracha's business outlook was reflected in the investment fund. "We are aware of the technology and invest in mission-driven people." They're looking for enthusiastic companies to help blockchain get its place at forefront of new innovative ideas that can propel the world forward.
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Beracha plans to establish the creation of a Middle Eastern fund for venture capital. Beracha believes now is the perfect time to invest in the Arab markets, particularly following the recent agreement of the Abraham Accords between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a prosperous and modern city to begin. Ender Ventures is his new fund. He plans to use Israeli advertisements European Investors for support to high-tech UAE businesses in areas such as artificial intelligence, robotics and virtual reality. The United Arab Emirates' business outlook is unmatched. Due to its business tax, and extremely business-friendly laws The UAE is likely to be a magnet for many companies in the future.
Ramiberacha's tense past
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While Rami Beracha appears to have been successful in every project that he's set his eyes on, his road has not been easy. Beracha was just a teenager when was drafted into the army. He was a Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and was a combat soldier during the Lebanon War. Rami was part of a rescue team that went to help soldiers injured in a minefield. The incident occurred shortly after the war had ended. Rami was swept into a buried mine, and he lost both his foot and hand.
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The time he spent in rehabilitation hospital was among the most challenging experiences in his entire life. He was unable to move and was stricken with despair and depression. The hopes he had to advance his military career seemed lost and he didn’t know who or what he really was. Rami did manage to get over his suffering and find the motivation to live and to pursue new goals. Rami vowed to be more successful and stronger than prior to the injuries. Rami decided to explore different extreme sports. He is now a kitesurfer (and snowboarding), and has even been on the mountain of Mount Kilimanjaro. He often feels his unrestrained past pushing him to the limits and racing him.
Rami is a volunteer and gives to numerous organizations. He is passionate about helping the next generation of combat wounded soldiers. Rami was part of a group of soldiers who sustained injuries during military service in Nepal in 2016. In 2018, he received promoted to major in the Israeli army's fire and paratrooper brigades. As young people had found a way to happen, regardless of the difficulties he encountered. His life and story are an inspiration to others. Rami did not let his injuries keep him down. He continued to learn and trying out new techniques until he became stronger than ever.

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