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

Pick a dream you're enthusiastic about. Be patient. It is vital to ensure you pick the right path. Your dream should inspire your enthusiasm and faith in its possibility. You are convinced of the concept behind the idea. This is far more crucial than the venture you select. As you begin the process, don't hesitate to of making changes along the way. Better to change and fix things in the beginning rather than later on after spending 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 personal experiences. Rami Beracha decided to study law while a young adult. He was not sure if he wanted to study law, but he pursued his studies and earned an MBA in New York. After that, he worked in an international law firm. His experiences at the Wall Street legal firm made him realize that business was his real passion. He resigned from his job and he moved to France to obtain an MBA.
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Following her graduation in 1996, Beracha began working for the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. It is the largest Israeli venture capital investment fund. Pitango is a fund that invests in businesses in the early stages of their development, with a focus on high-tech areas. It has more than 200 investments and 85 exits. Rami became managing partner of Pitango in 2000. He led many deals that resulted in successful exits for Fortune 500 companies such as Broadcom and Marvel, Cisco, and Apple over the next 18 years.
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Then he didn't stop there. Globes presented Beracha with the "Esteemed Partner Award" in 2011 to recognize him as an influential investor. Rami launched Sosa in 2014 as a new initiative. Sosa's innovation centres are located in New York and Tel Aviv. They help high-tech startups by partnering with global entrepreneurs. Sosa was recently chosen to build and manage New York City's Cyber Center.
Newest Investment Dreams Amidst Covid19
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Rami Beracha believes, despite the fact that the last few years of the coronavirus are difficult economically there are still many new opportunities. He recommends searching for new businesses that have an enormous digital disruption. This could be "Covid Long".
In the case of Beracha, he has two new projects on the rise. A group of business partners and Beracha created the London-based venture capital fund. Beracha is now ready to take the next stage after his contribution to to establish Israel as a world-class technology hub. Beracha's business outlook reflects the new fund. The fund says that they "know technology, but only invest in mission-driven people." They are determined to help blockchain find its place in the forefront of new ideas and companies that are passionate.
Beracha plans to create the Middle East venture capital fund addition to the European fund. He believes that now is the perfect time to invest on the Arab market, after the agreement of the Abraham Accords by Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a great place to start, as it is rich and modern. Ender Ventures, his latest fund, is an idea which he is working on. It's going to be able to attract European and Israeli investors to help high-tech UAE companies that work in artificial intelligence, VR, robotics and more. Unique in its outlook for business and business outlook, the United Arab Emirates is a unique nation. It is expected to bring several companies to its gates over the next few years because of its low business tax and very business-friendly legislation.
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Rami Bechacha's challenging Past
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While it is evident that Rami Beracha succeeds in everything that he's decided to do, his journey was not always easy. Beracha was just a teenager when joined the army. He was an Paratrooper's Brigade combat soldier and fought during the Lebanon War. Rami, who was a member of a rescue mission to assist wounded soldiers trapped in a minefield and joined the Paratrooper's Army in 1983 , shortly after the war. Rami was unfortunate to have fallen on an underground mine and sustained a broken foot and a hand injury.
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The hospitalization he had to endure was one of the most painful experiences of his life. He couldn't move, and he fell into despair and depression. He was unsure of what he really was and all his hopes of making progress in his army career appeared to be dead. Rami recuperated from his pain and found the motivation to keep living even if it meant giving his hopes. Rami set out to be more productive and stronger than prior to his injuries. Rami decided to try out extreme sports. Today, he enjoys snowboarding and kitesurfing, as well as hiking up Mount Kilimanjaro. As he strives to improve himself, he sometimes feels as if his old self who was never wounded is forcing him to go further.
Rami makes donations to and is a volunteer in numerous organizations. He is also passionate about helping young soldiers, just like him, who have been injured during combat. In the year 2016 Rami led an army of soldiers who suffered injuries during their army service during a visit to Nepal. He rose to the rank major within the Israeli paratrooper/fire brigades army in 2018. In spite of the obstacles he encountered the realization of his goals came as a young man. His story and passion is a source of inspiration to many. Rami didn’t let his injuries hinder her. He continued to try new things, learning and growing until he became more resilient than before.

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