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Rami Beracha Believes That There are many investment opportunities to be found, even in the Coronavirus Economy

Be patient when deciding on your dream that you would like to pursue. It is vital to ensure you pick the best option. You must be genuinely committed to the idea and believe it will be successful. You believe in the idea of the business you decide to pursue. This is far more crucial than the venture you decide to go with. You can make changes after you've started the journey. Better to fix and change things at the beginning rather instead of wasting time and money.
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Rami Beracha's advice to students studying at Herzliya's Interdisciplinary Center is based upon his own experience. Rami started his legal studies at the age of teenager. He was not certain if whether he was going to pursue law, but he continued his studies and obtained an MBA in New York. After that, he worked in an international law firm. He realized that his love was more for business than law during his time at the Wall Street law office. He quit his job to go to France to pursue an MBA.
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After completing her studies in the year 1996, Beracha was employed by the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. Pitango is Israel's biggest venture capital investment company. Pitango invests in companies at their early stages, developing core areas for high-tech. Pitango has made over 200 investments and has had more than 85 exits. Rami became managing partner of Pitango in the year 2000. He was instrumental in negotiating many deals that resulted in successful exits for fortune 500 companies like Broadcom and Marvel, Cisco, and Apple over the next 18 years.
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It didn't end there. Globes in 2011 conferred Beracha "Esteemed Partner" recognition in recognition of his work as an investor. Rami started a new initiative known as Sosa in 2014. Sosa operates innovation centers located in New York City and Tel Aviv, where they provide assistance to high-tech companies searching to collaborate with entrepreneurs from around the world who are interested in working with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was appointed recently to oversee the development and operation of New York City's cyber center.
Newest Investment Dreams among Covid19
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Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities even though the business environment has been challenging for the past several years since the coronavirus was first identified. He suggests looking for new business with a substantial disruptive digital, such as "Covid Long".
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Beracha is working on several projects in the works. Business partners from Beracha's group created a London-based venture capital fund. Beracha is ready for the next step following his role in helping to establish Israel as a world-class technology hub. Beracha's business model is in line with the fund's new outlook. The fund says that they "know technology, but we only invest in mission-driven people." They aim to assist blockchain technology find its place in the forefront of revolutionary concepts and businesses with a passion for the subject.
Beracha is planning to launch a Middle Eastern fund for venture capital. Beracha believes this is a great opportunity to invest in the Arab market. What better place to start than the affluent and super modern Dubai? Ender Ventures, his latest fund is an idea that he has. It's going to be able to attract European and Israeli investors to support high-tech UAE companies that work in artificial intelligence, VR, robotics and other areas. Unique in its outlook for business and business outlook, the United Arab Emirates is a unique country. It is likely to draw many companies to its doors in the coming years due to low corporate tax rates and a very friendly legislation for business.
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Rami Belacha's Challenging Past
Even though Rami Beracha appears to have succeeded in every endeavor that he's set his eyes on, his journey was not easy. Like many Israelis, Beracha joined the army at the age of a young. He was an Paratrooper's Brigade combat soldier and fought during the Lebanon War. Rami was a part of a group which helped wounded soldiers on a minefield. It was the year 1983. Rami was unfortunate enough to step on mines and fell, losing his foot as well as his hand.
He was admitted to the hospital for rehabilitation, and it was one of the most difficult times of his life. He couldn't walk , and was depressed and depressed. The hopes he had to further his career in the military seemed lost and he didn’t know who or what he was. Rami's illness helped him find the passion and drive to continue living and to dream up new ones. Rami resolved to be even more successful and stronger than prior to the injuries. Rami played with a variety of extreme sports. He is now a kitesurfer (and snowboarding), and has even trekked Mount Kilimanjaro. He is often awed by his uncontrollable past pushing him to the limit and racing him.
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Rami donates to and is a volunteer in numerous organizations and is dedicated to helping young soldiers like him, who have been injured in combat. Rami took charge of a team of soldiers who suffered injuries during their military service in Nepal in the year 2016. He was promoted to the rank of major in both the Israeli paratrooper ranks, as well as the fire brigades. He was able to fulfill the dreams of his youth despite the obstacles. His life and story provide inspiration to other people. Rami didn't let his injuries stop him from pursuing his goals as he continued learning and trying new things until he became stronger than before.

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