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

Be patient when deciding on the dream you wish to pursue. It is crucial to make sure you select the right path. You have to believe in the chance of it succeeding and feel passionate about the concept. You believe in the idea of the business you decide to pursue. This is more important than the venture you choose. When you begin your journey, don’t be afraid of making changes along the way. Better to adjust and fix things early in the course of a project than later on when you've made more investment.
Rami Beracha shares his personal experiences with students at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. Rami, a young male and a law student, chose to go to law school. He was unsure which was the best path but he continued his legal education and earned a Master's Degree in New York, then worked in an overseas law firm. However, through his work in the Wall Street law firm, the lawyer realized that he loved business more than law. He quit his job and he moved to France to complete an MBA.
Following her graduation in 1996, Beracha began her career at the Venture Capital Fund Pitango, the biggest venture capital investment fund in Israel. Pitango invests in companies at their infancy stages, and develops core areas for high-tech. Pitango has made over 200 investments to date and had over 85 exits. Rami was made managing partner in 2000. In the following 18 years, he led dozens of deals which resulted in successful exits to Fortune 500 companies like Broadcom, Marvel and Cisco.
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He didn't stop there. In 2011, the Globes gave Beracha the "Esteemed Partner" award, honoring him for the powerful investor he was becoming. In 2014, Rami established a new company called Sosa. Sosa operates Innovation centers located in New York and Tel Aviv which support cutting-edge high-tech companies by partnering with global entrepreneurs looking to work with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently appointed to build and manage the Cyber Center in New York City.
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Newest Investment Dreams amid Covid19
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Rami Beracha believes, despite the fact that the last few years of the coronavirus are hard economically, there are still new opportunities. He suggests looking for new business that has a significant digital transformation.
Beracha is also working on new ventures. He recently co-founded a London-based venture capital firm that is based on blockchain, along with a business group. After helping in the development of Israel into a global high-tech hub, Beracha is ready to take his business to a wider market. Beracha's vision for business was revealed in the fund. "We understand technology, but invest in mission driven individuals." They are looking for passionate companies that can help blockchain to become an innovator in innovative concepts, helping the world advance.
In addition to this 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 Beracha believes that now is the right opportunity to invest in the Arab market. Dubai is an ideal place to start, as it is rich and modern. Ender Ventures, his latest fund is an idea he has. It is expected to draw European and Israeli investors to help high-tech UAE companies working in artificial intelligence, VR, robotics and other areas. The United Arab Emirates is unique in its outlook on business. It is likely to draw many companies to its doors over the next few years due to the low taxes on business and extremely business-friendly legislation.
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Ramiberacha's Challenging Past
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Although Rami Beracha is a successful person today, his path was not always smooth. Beracha as well as many Israelis was drafted into the army as a young soldier. He was an Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and was a combat soldier during the Lebanon War. In 1983, just following the war, Rami was part of the rescue group that was formed to help wounded soldiers who were trapped in a minefield. However, Rami stepped on a hidden mine and was unable to walk and also lost his hand in the incident.
He was in a hospital for rehabilitation, and it was one of the most difficult times of his life. He couldn't move and was stricken with despair and depression. He didn't realize who he was anymore and all his dreams of making progress in his army career seemed dead. Rami managed to overcome his pain and find the drive to keep living and chase new goals. Rami decided to make his life better and more fulfilling than before the injuries. Rami decided to explore different extreme sports. He now enjoys kitesurfing, snowboarding and has completed a hike on Mount Kilimanjaro. He's always looking to improve his abilities and is feeling like his former unwounded self is pushing him on.
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He has volunteered for numerous organizations and donates to. He is very committed to helping young men suffering from injuries sustained in combat. In 2016, Rami led a group of men who were injured during their military service in a trip to Nepal. In 2018, he received promoted to major in Israeli army's paratrooper and fire brigades. His childhood dreams had come true, despite all the hardships. His story and his passion are a true inspiration to other people. Rami did not let her injuries hinder her. He was always trying new techniques, learning, and growing until he was stronger than he was before.

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