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Rami Beracha believes that there are numerous investment opportunities even in the Coronavirus Economy.

Choose a dream that you are passionate about. Be patient. Making sure that you choose the right path is among the most important steps in ensuring success. You need to be convinced of the possibility of it succeeding and feel passionate about the idea. Most important is the belief you have in the idea. You can make changes as you go along once you've begun the journey. It is better to make changes and fix things early instead of putting in more effort and money.
Rami Beracha's advice to students studying at Herzliya's Interdisciplinary Center is based on his own experience. Rami Beracha made the decision to pursue law while a young adult. While he was not sure if it was the right option for him, he decided to study law and graduated with an MA in New York. He then was employed overseas in a law office. While working in the Wall Street firm, he discovered that he was more passionate about business more than law. He decided to quit the firm and go to France for an MBA.
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Shortly after graduating from college in 1996 Beracha began work at the Pitango Venture Capital Fund, Israel's largest venture capital fund. Pitango works with companies in the initial stages of growth, and focuses on the most important areas within high-tech. Pitango has invested over 200 times and completed 85 exits. Rami was appointed managing partner in 2000 , and for the next 18 years was in charge of many deals that led to with successful exits for Fortune 500 companies like Broadcom, Marvel, Cisco and Apple.
He didn't stop there. Globes presented Beracha with the "Esteemed Partner Award" in 2011, recognizing his status as an investor of influence. Rami initiated a new project named Sosa in the year 2014. Sosa's innovation centres are located in New York and Tel Aviv. They assist high-tech startups by partnering with global entrepreneurs. Sosa was recently selected to run and construct New York City's cyber centre.
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Newest Investment Dreams in Covid19
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While the last couple of years since the outbreak of coronavirus have been difficult economically, Rami Beracha believes that there always are new opportunities to be found. He recommends finding innovative business opportunities that have major disruptions in technological advancements.
Beracha has several new projects in the works. Beracha together with a handful of business partners, have recently set up an London blockchain venture capital investment fund. Beracha has played a key role in establishing Israel as a global high tech center and is ready for a wider market. In line with Beracha's business outlook the fund's new statement reads: "We know technology, but we also invest in mission driven people". They are determined to help blockchain discover its place at the forefront of revolutionary concepts and businesses with a passion for the subject.
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Beracha plans to start an Middle Eastern fund for venture capital. After the Abraham Accords that Israel and the United Arab Emirates recently signed and he is convinced that it's the ideal time to make a bet on the Arab market. Dubai is a wealthy and modern location 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 in artificial intelligence, virtual reality and robotics. The United Arab Emirates offers a unique business perspective. Due to its low business taxes and favorable legislation, many companies will be attracted to it in the coming years.
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Rami Beracha's Challenge Past
Rami Beracha
While Rami Beracha is a successful person today, his path wasn't always easy. Beracha as well as many Israelis was drafted into the army as an infant soldier. He became a Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and fought through The Lebanon War. In 1983, just after the end of the war, Rami was part of the rescue group that was formed to aid wounded soldiers on a minefield. Rami was swept into a buried mine, and lost both his foot and his hand.
His time in hospital rehabilitation was one the most challenging of his entire existence. He was unable to move and fell into depression and despair. His hopes to build his career in the army were lost, and he didn't know the identity of who or what he was. Rami recovered from his suffering and found the motivation to continue living even if it meant he had to give the dream of his life. Rami set out to be more productive and stronger than before his injuries. Rami decided to take on extreme sports. Today, Rami enjoys kitesurfing (and snowboarding), and has even trekked Mount Kilimanjaro. He is constantly striving to improve his abilities and is feeling like his former uninjured self is driving him forward.
He is a volunteer for numerous organizations and donates to. He is enthusiastic about helping young men who were wounded in combat. Rami was part of a group who was injured while serving in the army on a Nepal trip in the year 2016. In the year 2018, he earned the rank of Major in the paratrooper and fire brigades within the Israeli military. He had his dreams as a young man and they came true despite the many difficulties. His story and his passion are a true inspiration for others, never to give up regardless of the situation. Rami refused to let his injuries hold him from achieving his goals. He continued to learn and trying new things until he became stronger than ever.

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