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

Choose a dream that you're passionate about. Make sure you take your time. One of the most critical stages of success in any business is to ensure that it's the right venture for you. You need to be convinced of the possibility of it succeeding and be passionate about the idea. You have faith in the vision behind the venture you choose. This is far more important than the business you decide to go with. It's possible to make changes along the way once you've begun the journey. Better to adjust and fix issues in the beginning of the project rather before you have invested more money.
Rami Beracha's advice for students studying at Herzliya's Interdisciplinary Center is based on his own experience. Rami, a young male, decided to pursue law school. He was unsure if he chose the right option, but he continued his law education, obtained an MBA in New York, then worked at an international law firm. He came to realize that he had a love more for business than he did law when he was working at the Wall Street law firm. He quit his job in order to go to France to pursue an MBA.
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Shortly after graduating in 1996, Beracha began her career at the Venture Capital Fund Pitango, the biggest venture capital investment fund in Israel. Pitango is an investment fund that invests in early stage companies, in high-tech core areas. It has over 200 investments and 85 exits. Rami became the managing partner in 2000 , and for the next 18 years was in charge of many deals that led to success in the exits of Fortune 500 companies like Broadcom, Marvel, Cisco and Apple.
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Then he didn't stop there. Globes gave Beracha the award in 2011 as an "Esteemed Partner” award. He was recognized for being an influential investor. Rami established Sosa which is a brand new initiative in 2014. Sosa operates 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 keen to work with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently appointed to oversee the development and operation of New York City's cyber center.
Newest Investment Dreams amid Covid19
Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities, even though the economic environment has been difficult over the last few years, since the coronavirus was first discovered. He recommends seeking out new business with a substantial disruption digital that might be "Covid Long".
Beracha has two new ventures in the process of development. Beracha, along with a few business partners, has recently launched the London Blockchain Venture Capital Investment Fund. Beracha is now ready to take the next stage after his contribution to to establish Israel as a world-class technology hub. Beracha has stated that the new fund is aligned with his outlook on business. They're looking for enthusiastic companies to help blockchain get its place at leading edge of the latest ideas that can accelerate the pace of change in the world.
In addition to the European fund, Beracha has plans for another Middle Eastern venture capital fund. Beracha believes that now is the best time to make investments in the Arab Market, following the recently concluded Abraham Accords with Israel and United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a thriving and highly modern place to begin. The new fund, Ender Ventures as he calls it, will bring together Israeli and European Investors to support UAE high-tech companies in artificial intelligence, virtual reality and robotics. The United Arab Emirates' business perspective is unparalleled. The low tax rate as well as the laws that favor business will make it an attractive destination for numerous businesses in the coming decades.
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Ramiberacha's Challenging Past
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Although Rami Beracha appears to have been successful in every project that he set his sights on, his path was not easy. Like many Israelis, Beracha joined the army as a young man. He was an Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and participated in the Lebanon War. Rami was part a rescue team that went out to assist soldiers injured in minefields. The incident occurred shortly after the war was over. Unfortunately, Rami stepped on a hidden mine and was unable to walk and also lost his hand in the incident.
The time he spent in rehabilitation hospital was among the most challenging times in his entire life. He couldn’t move and was overcome by sadness and depression. He didn't realize who he was anymore, and all his hopes of making progress in his army career appeared to be dead. In the midst of his struggles, Rami was able to discover the drive to keep moving forward and to create new goals. Rami made a decision to live a life that was better and more enjoyable than it was prior to his injuries. Rami was the first to try different extreme sports. Today he enjoys kitesurfing as well as snowboarding. He has also been on the mountain of Mount Kilimanjaro. He often feels like his unwounded past is pushing him ahead, even as the effort to get better.
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He has volunteered for numerous organisations and also makes donations. He is very passionate about helping young men, suffering from injuries sustained in combat. Rami led an army group that helped injured soldiers on a 2016 trip to Nepal. In the year 2018, Rami received elevated to the rank of Major within the Israeli Military's Paratrooper and Fire Brigades. He was a dreamer as when he was a teenager and they came to fruition despite all the challenges. His story and passion provide a powerful inspiration to anyone who comes across them. Rami didn't allow his injuries to hinder him; he continued learning and experimenting until he was more resilient than ever before.

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