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Rami Beracha believes that there are numerous investment opportunities even in the Coronavirus Economy.

Pick a dream you are enthusiastic about. Make sure you take your time. It is crucial to ensure you pick the best option. You must believe in the possibility of it succeeding and be passionate about the concept. The most important thing is your belief in the concept. It's possible to make changes as you go along once you've begun the journey. It's better to make changes and correct things early instead of investing more money later.
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Rami Beracha's advice for students at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya is inspired by his personal experience. Rami started his studies in law when he was just a teenager. Although he was unsure if it was the right option for him, he continued to study law and graduated with a Master’s in New York. He then worked in an overseas law office. He realized that his love was more for business than law during his time working in the Wall Street law office. He made the decision to quit his job and relocate to France to pursue an MBA.
After graduating from college in 1996, Beracha started working at the Pitango Venture Capital fund, Israel's largest venture capital fund. Pitango, which focuses on companies that are in the early stages of that are developing the core areas of high tech, has received over 200 investments from investors and exited over 85 companies to date. Rami was named managing Partner in the year 2000. In the 18 years that followed, Rami managed dozens deals that resulted in exits to Fortune 500 giants like Broadcom (Marvel), Cisco, Cisco, and Apple.
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It didn't end there. Globes awarded Beracha the award in 2011 as an "Esteemed Partner” award. This recognized him for being an investor of influence. Rami founded Sosa in 2014 to launch a new initiative. Sosa is home to the innovation centers in New York (and Tel Aviv) which work with global entrepreneurs and assist the most innovative companies in high tech. Sosa was recently selected to manage and build New York City's cyber centre.
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Newest Investment Dreams in Covid19
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Rami Beracha believes there are always opportunities. Although the last couple of years have been difficult financially since the inception of the coronavirus however, he believes there are many more. He recommends seeking out businesses that are new and have a significant disruptive digital, such as "Covid Long".
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Beracha has several new projects in the works. In London Beracha launched a fund for blockchain venture capital, along with several business partners. Beracha has been instrumental in helping establish Israel as a hub for technological innovation, is now ready to expand his business. Beracha's business outlook was reflected in the fund. "We know technology, but invest in mission driven individuals." They aim to identify enthusiastic companies and assist blockchain get its position at the forefront of new ideas that propel the world ahead.
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Beracha plans to start the creation of a Middle Eastern fund for venture capital. Beracha believes this is the right moment to invest in Arab markets, particularly following the recent announcement of the Abraham Accords between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. What better place for a start then the super wealthy and modern Dubai? His new fund, Ender Ventures as he calls it, will bring together Israeli as well as European Investors to support UAE high tech companies that specialize in virtual reality, artificial intelligence and robotics. Unique in its outlook for business, the United Arab Emirates is a distinct country. The low tax rate and the favorable laws for business are sure to make it a magnet for many companies over the next few decades.
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Rami Beracha's Challenge Past
While Rami Beracha seems to be success in every endeavor he's done, it wasn't always simple. Beracha like many Israelis was drafted into the army as an untrained soldier. He was later an Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and participated in the Lebanon War. Rami was a part of a group that helped wounded soldiers in minefields. It was 1983. Rami fell into a concealed mine, and lost both his foot as well as his hand.
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His hospital stay was among his most difficult experiences. He was in a state of disarray and unable to move and eventually began to feel depressed and hopeless. The dreams of becoming an officer in the army seemed unrealized and he lost all sense of self. Rami did manage to get over his suffering and find the drive to keep living and chase new goals. He made the decision to get better and even stronger than before the injuries. Rami decided to test different extreme sports. He has now discovered kitesurfing and snowboarding, and has even completed a hike on Mount Kilimanjaro. While he works to better himself, he is often feeling as if his old self who was never wounded is pushing him along.
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Rami is a regular volunteer and donor to many charitable organizations. He also enjoys helping young soldiers who were injured in combat. Rami led an army group that helped injured soldiers on a 2016 trip to Nepal. In 2018 , he was awarded the rank of major in the paratrooper and fire brigades in the Israeli military. His childhood dreams had come through despite the hardships. His story and his passion is a real source of inspiration to other people. Rami did not let his injuries hold him down. He continued learning and experimenting until finally he was stronger than ever.

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