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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. It is vital to ensure that you choose the right path. You need to be passionate about your dream and be sure that it will be successful. More important than the venture that you choose to pursue is how much you believe in the idea that lies behind it. After you've begun your journey, don't be scared to make changes as you progress. It's best to be flexible and adapt and make improvements in the beginning rather than spending more time or money.
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Rami Beracha's advice for students studying at Herzliya's Interdisciplinary Center is based on his personal experience. Rami began his law studies when he was just a teenager. Although he was unsure if this was the right path to pursue, he decided to continue his studies in law, obtaining an MBA in New York and worked as an intern for a law company abroad. While working in the Wall Street firm, he discovered that he was more passionate about business, more so than law. He quit his job in order in order to go to France to get an MBA.
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Following her graduation in 1996, Beracha began working at the Venture Capital Fund Pitango, the largest venture capital investment fund in Israel. Pitango concentrates on startups in the early stages, focusing on the core areas of high-tech, with more than 200 investments and 85 exits so far. Rami was appointed managing partner in 2000. In the following 18 years, he led dozens of deals that resulted in successful exits to large corporations in the Fortune 500 like Broadcom, Marvel and Cisco.
It didn't end there. Globes in 2011 awarded Beracha "Esteemed Partner" recognition, recognising his influence as an investor. In 2014, Rami created a new venture called Sosa. Sosa's innovation centers are located in New York and Tel Aviv. They assist startups that are high-tech through partnerships with global entrepreneurs. Sosa was appointed recently to oversee the development and operation of the city's cyber center.
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Newest Investment Dreams in Covid19
Rami Beracha believes there are always new opportunities. Even though the past few years have been challenging economically since the coronavirus's inception, he still believes that there are numerous opportunities. He suggests looking for new businesses with significant digital disruptions that could be "Covid Long".
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Beracha is currently working on several new projects. He recently co-founded London's venture capital firm that is based on blockchain, along together with a group of business partners. After helping in the development of Israel into a world-class high-tech hub, Beracha is ready to take his business to a wider market. Beracha has said that the fund's creation is in line with his vision for business. They aim to identify enthusiastic businesses and help blockchain's efforts to secure an enviable position in the market. new ideas.
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Beracha is also planning to create a Middle Eastern venture capital fund. Beracha believes that now is the right time to invest in Arab markets, particularly after the recent agreement of the Abraham Accords between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a wealthy and modern city to start. His 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 is unique in its business outlook. The low tax rate as well as the laws that favor business will make it an attractive destination for many businesses over the next few decades.
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Ramiberacha's challenging Past
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While Rami Beracha seems to be accomplished in everything he has pursued but it wasn't always that effortless. Beracha was a soldier as an infant, as the majority of Israelis. He was a soldier in the Paratrooper's Brigade and fought through the Lebanon War. Rami was part of a rescue team that was sent to assist soldiers injured in a wild minefield in 1983, just after the war. However, Rami stepped on a hidden mine and lost his foot and hand in the incident.
His time in hospital rehabilitation was one the most challenging of his entire life. He couldn't walk , and was depressed and depressed. His dreams of becoming an army officer did not materialize and he lost all sense of self. Rami managed to overcome his pain and find the determination to continue living and chase new goals. He made a decision to be stronger and stronger than before his injuries. Rami experimented with various extreme sports. He now enjoys kitesurfing and snowboarding, and has gone up Mount Kilimanjaro. Sometimes, he feels that his unharmed past is pushing ahead, even though working to improve.
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He volunteers for many organisations and also makes donations. He is extremely passionate about helping young men, who were wounded in combat. Rami was part of a group of injured soldiers to Nepal in the year 2016 where he was awarded the rank of major. He was elevated to the rank of major within both the Israeli paratrooper ranks and the fire brigades. His childhood dreams had come true, despite all the challenges. His story and his passion are a source of inspiration to many. Rami refused to let his injuries hold him from achieving his goals. He kept learning and trying out new techniques until he became more resilient than ever.

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