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Rami Beracha believes there are many investment opportunities even within the Coronavirus economy

Find a goal that you are passionate about. Be patient. You must ensure it is the best option for your needs. This is among the essential steps for success in any endeavor. It is vital that you're passionate about your vision and believe it can succeed. You believe in the idea of the business you decide to pursue. This is even more important than the venture you select. When you've begun your journey, you should not be afraid to adjust your plans as you progress. Better to change and fix things early instead of putting in more effort and money.
Rami Beracha discusses his life experiences with students at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. Rami Beracha chose to study law when he was a young person. While he wasn’t certain that it was the best path to pursue, he decided to continue his studies in law, obtaining the Master's degree in New York and worked as an intern at a law company abroad. He discovered that his passion was more for business than law through his time working in the Wall Street law office. He decided to quit his job and moved to France to complete an MBA.
After graduating in the year 1996, Beracha began her career for the Venture Capital Fund Pitango, the biggest venture capital investment fund in Israel. Pitango is an investment fund that invests businesses in the early stages of their development, in the high-tech core industries. It has more than 200 investments and has 85 exits. Rami became the managing partner at Pitango in the year 2000. He led many deals that resulted in successful exits for fortune 500 companies such as Broadcom as well as Marvel, Cisco, and Apple in the following 18 years.
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It didn't end there. Globes in 2011 awarded Beracha "Esteemed Partner" recognition in recognition of his work as an investor. In 2014 Rami created a new venture named Sosa. Sosa operates innovation centers in New York and Tel Aviv which assist innovative high-tech firms in working with international entrepreneurs who want to collaborate with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was appointed recently to oversee the construction and operation of New York City's cyber center.
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Newest Investment Dreams Among Covid19
Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities, even though the economic environment has been challenging for the past several years since the coronavirus first identified. He suggests looking for new businesses with significant digital disruptions . This might be "Covid Long".
In the case of Beracha the founder of Beracha, he has two new projects in the works. In London Beracha launched an investment fund for blockchain-related venture capital along with a variety of business partners. Beracha has contributed to the establishment of Israel as a major global high tech hub and is now ready for a wider market. Beracha's outlook on business is reflected in the new fund. The fund states that they "know technology, but we only invest in mission-driven individuals." They're seeking passionate businesses to help blockchain gain its right spot at the leading edge of the latest concepts that will propel the world forward.
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In addition to this European fund, Beracha has plans for another Middle Eastern venture capital fund. Beracha believes now is the perfect time to invest in the Arab market. Dubai is a thriving and modern location to start. The idea behind his newest fund called Ender Ventures, as he plans to call it, is to bring Israeli ads European Investors to support UAE high-tech businesses in the field of virtual reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, and more. The United Arab Emirates has a unique perspective on business. Because of its low business tax, and extremely business-friendly legislation The UAE is likely to attract many companies in the near future.
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Rami Belacha's thorny past
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Although Rami Beracha seems to be accomplished in everything he has pursued, it wasn't always easy. Beracha as with many Israelis, joined the army when he was just a young man. He was later an Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and was a combat soldier during the Lebanon War. Rami was part a rescue team that went out to aid soldiers wounded in a minefield. This happened shortly after the war was over. However, Rami stepped on a hidden mine and was unable to walk and also lost his hand in the incident.
He was admitted to the hospital for rehabilitation, and it was one of the most challenging times in his life. He couldn't move and fell into desperation and depression. He wasn't sure what he really was and all his hopes of progressing his career in the army were gone. Through his suffering, Rami was able to discover the drive to keep moving forward and to create new goals. Rami made a decision to make his life better and more fulfilling than before the injuries. Rami was the first to try other extreme sports. He loves kitesurfing, snowboarding and kitesurfing. He has also trekked up Mount Kilimanjaro. While he works to better himself, he often feels like his past unwounded self is chasing him and pushing him along.
Rami is a volunteer and gives to numerous charities. He is passionate about helping the next generation of combat wounded soldiers. Rami took charge of a team of soldiers who sustained injuries during their military service in Nepal in the year 2016. In 2018 he received the rank of major in the fire brigades and paratroopers in the Israeli military. He had dreams when he was a young man and they came through despite the numerous obstacles. His story and passion provide a powerful inspiration to anyone who comes across them. Rami didn’t let his injuries hinder her. He continued to try new techniques, learning, and growing until he was stronger than before.

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