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Rami Beracha Believes That There Are a lot of investment opportunities waiting to be Identified, even in The Coronavirus Economy

It is crucial to be patient when deciding on your dream. It is crucial to make sure you select the right path. You should be passionate about the dream and believe that it is a good idea to be successful. Most important is your faith in the idea. Once you've started the process, don't hesitate to adjust your plans during the course of your journey. Better to tweak and correct things in the beginning before you spend time and money.
Rami Beracha
Rami Beracha's suggestions to students studying at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya is an emulation of his own experience. When he was young, Rami chose to pursue a degree in law. While he wasn’t certain that it was the best career path, he continued his legal studies, graduated with an MBA in New York and worked as an intern for an international law firm. Through his experience at the Wall Street firm, he discovered that he was more passionate about business more than law. Therefore, he decided to leave his job and moved to France to pursue an MBA.
Following her graduation in 1996, Beracha joined the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. It is Israel's largest venture capital investment fund. Pitango works with companies in the beginning stages of development, with a focus on the core sectors within high-tech. Pitango has invested over 200 times and made 85 exits. Rami was appointed the managing partner of Pitango in the year 2000. He was instrumental in negotiating several deals that led to success in the exits of fortune 500 companies such as Broadcom and Marvel, Cisco, and Apple in the following 18 years.
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It didn't end there. Globes awarded Beracha with the "Esteemed Partner Award" in 2011 to recognize him as an influential investor. In 2014 Rami established a new company known as Sosa. Sosa has innovation centres located in New York, Tel Aviv and Tel Aviv. Here they assist innovative high-tech companies to partner with entrepreneurs across the globe who are looking to collaborate with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently elected to manage and build the Cyber Center in New York City.
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Newest Investment Dreams among Covid19
Rami Beracha
Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities even though the economy has been difficult over the past several years since the coronavirus was first identified. He recommends looking for new business that has a significant digital revolution.
In the case of Beracha the founder of Beracha, he has two new projects that are on the rise. A group of business partners and Beracha have recently launched an investment fund based in London. Beracha, who helped to make Israel as a global center for high-tech innovation and is now ready to expand his business. In line with Beracha's business strategy the fund's new statement reads: "We know technology, however, we invest in mission-driven people". They're looking for enthusiastic companies to help blockchain get its place at forefront of innovative new ideas that can accelerate the pace of change in the world.
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Beracha plans to start the creation of a Middle Eastern fund for venture capital. Beracha believes that this is the perfect time to invest in the Arab market following the agreement of the Abraham Accords by Israel and the United Arab Emirates. The modern and wealthy Dubai is an ideal location to start. The new fund, Ender Ventures as he calls it, will bring together Israeli as well as European Investors to support UAE high tech companies that specialize in virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and robotics. The United Arab Emirates' business prospects are unrivaled. Due to its low corporate tax rate, as well as its extremely friendly legislation for business the UAE will probably draw many businesses in the future.
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Rami Beracha's Challenge Past
While Rami Beracha is a successful man today, his life was not always smooth. Beracha as well as many Israelis, entered the army as a young soldier. He was a combat soldier with the Paratrooper's Brigade during the Lebanon War. In 1983, just after the end of the war, Rami was part of a rescue party sent to help wounded soldiers who were trapped in a minefield. Rami unfortunately stepped on hidden mines and fell, losing his foot as well as his hand.
His time in the rehabilitation hospital was one of the most challenging experiences in his entire life. He was unable to move, and was overwhelmed with despair and depression. The hopes of building his army career were lost to him, and he wasn't sure who is he. The suffering of Rami helped him discover the passion and drive to continue living and to make new dreams. He made a decision to be stronger and more efficient than he was prior to the injuries. Rami experimented with various extreme sports. Today, Rami enjoys kitesurfing (and snowboarding) and has hiked Mount Kilimanjaro. Sometimes, he feels that his unwounded past is pushing ahead, even though working to improve.
Rami Beracha
He volunteers for many organizations and makes donations. He is very committed to helping young men suffering from injuries sustained in combat. Rami led a group that was injured during his time as a soldier on a Nepal trip in 2016. He was promoted to the rank of major within the Israeli paratrooper/fire brigades in the year. His childhood dreams had come to fruition, despite the hardships. His story and passion provide inspiration to other people. Rami didn't let his injuries stop him from pursuing his goals as he continued learning and exploring new techniques until he was more resilient than before.

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