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Rami Beracha believes, even in The Coronavirus Economic, there are many investment opportunities.

Take your time when deciding on the dream you would like to pursue. Making sure that you choose the right business is among the most crucial steps to ensure success. You must be enthusiastic about your idea and believe that it can succeed. You have faith in the vision behind the venture you choose. This is even more crucial than the venture you select. After you've begun your journey, don't be afraid to make changes as you go. It is better to make adjustments and fix things early in the course of your project, rather before you've made more investment.
Rami Beracha's advice to students of Herzliya's Interdisciplinary Center is based on his own personal experience. Rami Beracha made the decision to pursue 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 an MBA in New York and worked as an intern at an international law firm. He discovered that his passion was more in business rather than law after his stint at the Wall Street law office. He left his job to go to France to get an MBA.
After graduating in 1996 Beracha started working for the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. It is the biggest Israeli venture capital investment fund. Pitango concentrates on companies that are in their initial stages of developing their key areas of high-tech. It has made more than 200 investments and 85 exits as of. Rami became managing Partner in 2000. In the 18 years that followed, Rami managed dozens deals which led to the sale of Fortune 500 giants like Broadcom (Marvel), Cisco, Cisco, and Apple.
Then he didn't stop there. In 2011 Globes awarded Beracha the "Esteemed Partner" award, honoring him for the powerful investor that he had become. Rami created Sosa, a new initiative in 2014. Sosa has innovation centres in New York, Tel Aviv and Tel Aviv. Here they help innovative high-tech firms partner with entrepreneurs from all over the world who are looking to collaborate with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently chosen to manage and build the Cyber Center in New York City.
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Newest Investment Dreams among Covid19
Rami Beracha believes that even although the economic situation has been extremely difficult since the coronavirus outbreak, there are still many opportunities. He suggests searching for new business with significant digital disruptions that might be "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 well-equipped and ready to help expand the market following his role in Israel's transformation into a world-class center for high-tech. In keeping with Beracha's commercial outlook the fund's new statement reads: "We know technology, but we also invest in mission driven people". They are looking for passionate businesses to help blockchain gain its place at the forefront of new innovative ideas that help propel the world forward.
Beracha plans to also establish a Middle Eastern venture capital fund. After the Abraham Accords that Israel and the United Arab Emirates recently signed, he believes it is the ideal opportunity to invest in the Arab market. Dubai is the perfect location to begin, since it is a wealthy city and modern. The idea behind his newest fund called Ender Ventures, as he intends to name it, is to bring Israeli advertising European Investors to support UAE high-tech companies in the fields of virtual reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, and more. The United Arab Emirates offers a unique business perspective. Thanks to its low tax rate for business and the law that is business-friendly, it will likely attract numerous companies to its borders in the coming years.
Rami Beracha's Challenge Past
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Although Rami Beracha seems to be success in every endeavor he's been pursuing but it wasn't always that easy. Beracha became a young man, much as the majority of Israelis. He was a Paratrooper's Brigade combat soldier and fought in the Lebanon War. Rami was a part of a group that helped wounded soldiers in minefields. It was 1983. Unfortunately, Rami stepped on a hidden mine and lost his foot and hand in the incident.
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He was admitted to the hospital for rehabilitation, which was among the most stressful times of his life. He couldn't move , and fell into despair and depression. The hopes of furthering his army career were lost and he didn't know who was he anymore. Rami recovered from his suffering and found the motivation to live his life even if that meant he had to give the dream of his life. He resolved to be more powerful and stronger than he was prior to the injuries. Rami decided to explore new extreme sports. Today, Rami enjoys kitesurfing (and snowboarding) and has been on the mountain of Mount Kilimanjaro. As he continues to better himself, he is often feeling that his former self, unharmed, is forcing him to go further.
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Rami is an avid volunteer and generous donor to a variety of charitable organizations. He also loves helping young soldiers who have been injured in combat. Rami was part of a group of wounded soldiers to Nepal in 2016, where he was awarded the rank of major. In 2018, Rami was promoted to Major in the Israeli Military's Paratrooper and Fire Brigades. As young people had found a way to be realized, despite the challenges he faced. His story and his passion is a great inspiration to othersto never give up regardless of the situation. Rami did not let his injuries stop his from learning new skills and he became stronger each day.

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