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Rami Beracha Believes That There Are a lot of investment opportunities waiting to be found, even in the Coronavirus Economy

Choose a dream that you are enthusiastic about. Make sure you take your time. One of the most crucial aspects of success in any new venture is to make sure that the venture is right for you. You have to believe in the likelihood of success and be awed by the concept. You have faith in the vision behind the venture you choose. This is far more crucial than the venture you choose. It is possible to make adjustments along the way once you've started the journey. It's better to tweak and correct things in the early stages of a project instead of later, when you have invested more money.
Rami Beracha
Rami Beracha shares his life experiences with students at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. Rami started his legal studies when he was just a teenager. Although he wasn't sure that it was the right path for him, he continued his law schooling, earned a Master's in New York, and then was employed abroad at a law firm. He realized that he had a love more in business than he did law while working for a Wall Street law firm. He resigned from his job and then he relocated to France to pursue an MBA.
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Shortly after graduating in 1996, Beracha began working for the Venture Capital Fund Pitango, the largest venture capital investment fund in Israel. Pitango has a relationship with companies at the initial stages of development, with a focus on the core areas within high-tech. Pitango has invested over 200 times and has made over 85 exits. Rami was appointed managing partner in 2000. Over the next 18-years the company was involved in a variety of deals that led to successful exits for large corporations in the Fortune 500 like Broadcom, Marvel and Cisco.
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He didn’t stop there. In 2011 Globes awarded Beracha the "Esteemed Partner" award, acknowledging him as an influential investor that he had become. Rami created Sosa an initiative that was launched in 2014. Sosa runs innovation centers in New York City and Tel Aviv, where they provide assistance to high-tech companies searching to collaborate with entrepreneurs from around the world interested in working with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently appointed to oversee the development and operation of New York City’s cyber center.
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Newest Investment Dreams Amidst Covid19
Rami Beracha believes that even though the economy has been very difficult in the years since the coronavirus began There are many opportunities. He suggests searching for new companies that could have significant digital disruptions that might be "Covid Long".
Beracha has a number of new projects in development. A group of business partners and Beracha have recently launched the London-based venture capital fund. Beracha was instrumental in helping create Israel as a global hub for technological innovation is now looking to expand his market. Beracha has stated that the new fund is in line with his business outlook. They are looking for motivated companies that will help blockchain to become an innovator in cutting-edge ideas, and help the world to move forward.
Beracha plans to also establish a Middle Eastern venture capital fund. He believes that now is the ideal time to invest on the Arab market, following the signing of the Abraham Accords by Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a wealthy and modern location to begin. The idea behind 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 offers a unique outlook on business. It will most likely draw many companies to its doors over the coming years because of its low business tax and very friendly legislation for business.
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Ramiberacha's tense past
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Although Rami Beracha seems to be accomplished in everything he has done but it wasn't always that effortless. Beracha, just like many Israelis joined the army as an untrained soldier. He was a soldier with the Paratrooper's Brigade and fought through the Lebanon War. Rami was part of a rescue team which helped wounded soldiers on minefields. It was the year 1983. Rami fell into a concealed mine and lost both his foot and his hand.
He was hospitalized for rehabilitation, which was among the most difficult times of his life. He couldn't walk , and was depressed and gloomy. The hopes of advancing his career in the army seemed lost, and he was unsure of who was he anymore. Rami recovered from his suffering and found the motivation to keep living, even if it meant giving the dream of his life. He was determined to get better and stronger than he was prior to the injuries. Rami was able to test out extreme sports. Today he enjoys kitesurfing, snowboarding and has even gone up Mount Kilimanjaro. He is constantly striving to improve his abilities and feels like his old uninjured self is driving him forward.
He is a volunteer for numerous organizations and donates to. He is extremely passionate about helping young men who were wounded in combat. In 2016, Rami was part of an army of soldiers who suffered injuries during their army service on a trip to Nepal. He was promoted to the rank of major in both the Israeli paratrooper ranks and the fire brigades. He was able to realize his childhood goals despite the obstacles. His story and the passion he has for it is an inspiration for many. Rami didn't allow his injuries to stop him; he continued learning and trying different things until he became stronger than ever before.

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