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

Be patient when deciding on your dream that you would like to pursue. It is essential to ensure that you choose the right venture. You should be enthusiastic about your dream and believe it will succeed. The most important factor is your faith in the concept. It's possible to make changes along the way once you've started the journey. It's better to make changes and fix things in the beginning before you spend time and money.
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Rami Beracha's tips are based on his personal experiences. Rami was a young man who decided to study Law. While he was not sure if it was the right decision for him, he continued to study law and got an MBA in New York. He then worked overseas in a law firm. He came to realize that he had a love more in business than he did law while working in a Wall Street law firm. He quit his job and went to France to pursue an MBA.
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Following her graduation in 1996, Beracha started working 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 high-tech core areas. It has over 200 investment and 85 exits. Rami was named managing Partner in 2000. Over the 18-year period, Rami managed dozens deals that resulted in exits to companies in the Fortune 500 such as Broadcom (Marvel), Cisco, Cisco, and Apple.
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He didn't stop there. Globes in 2011 conferred Beracha "Esteemed Partner" recognition and acknowledged his contribution as an investor. Rami created Sosa an initiative that was launched in 2014. Sosa operates innovation centers in New York and Tel Aviv which support cutting-edge high-tech companies by partnering with international entrepreneurs who want to cooperate with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently selected to manage and build New York City's cyber centre.
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Newest Investment Dreams Among Covid19
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Rami Beracha believes, despite the fact that the last couple of years with the coronavirus epidemic have been hard economically there are many exciting opportunities. He recommends looking for businesses that are new and have a significant digital disruption.
For Beracha is concerned, he's got a couple of new projects on the rise. He recently co-founded London's venture capital firm that is based on blockchain, along with a group business partners. Beracha is ready for the next stage after his contribution to to establish Israel as a major technology hub. As per Beracha's business strategy, the new fund states: "We know technology, however, we invest in mission driven people". They are hoping to locate motivated companies that will help blockchain to find its place at the front line of new ideas that propel the world ahead.
Beracha is also planning to launch the Middle Eastern venture capital funds. Beracha believes this is the right time to invest in the Arab markets, especially after the recent announcement of the Abraham Accords between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a modern and prosperous city, is a great spot to begin. Ender Ventures or his newest fund is the brainchild of Ender Ventures. This fund will help UAE high-tech companies that deal with artificial intelligence and virtual reality. The United Arab Emirates offers a unique business perspective. Due to the lower business tax rate and law that is business-friendly the country is expected to attract several companies to its shores in the coming years.
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Rami Beracha's Challenge Past
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Even though it appears that Rami Beracha succeeds in everything that he's chosen to do, his journey wasn't always so easy. Beracha as well as many Israelis joined the army as a young soldier. He was a Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and was a combat soldier during the Lebanon War. Rami served as a member of a group which helped wounded soldiers on minefields. It was 1983. Rami was unfortunate enough to step on mines and fellto the ground, loosing his foot as well as his hand.
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His time in the rehabilitation hospital was one of the most difficult experiences in his entire life. He was unable to move and fell into depression and despair. All his dreams of building his army career seemed lost to him. He did not even know who he really was. Rami managed to overcome his pain and find the determination to continue living and pursue new dreams. He set out to become better and stronger than he was prior to his injuries. Rami decided to try different extreme sports. He loves kitesurfing, snowboarding and kitesurfing. He's also trekked up Mount Kilimanjaro. He is constantly striving to get better at his sport and feels like his old healthy self is driving him along.
Rami is an avid volunteer and a generous donor to numerous charitable organizations. He also enjoys helping soldiers in need who have been wounded in combat. Rami was part of a group who was wounded when serving in the army during an Nepal trip in 2016. In the year 2018, he was promoted to major in Israeli army's paratrooper and fire brigades. He was able to fulfill the dreams of his youth despite the challenges. His life and story provide inspiration to other people. Rami did not let her injuries hold her back. He was always trying new things, learning and growing until he became stronger than he was before.

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