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

Be patient when choosing what idea you want to pursue. The most crucial step in making sure you succeed with your new endeavor is to make certain it's the right thing for you. You need to be passionate about your vision and believe that it can succeed. More important than the business you decide to pursue is how much you trust the concept behind it. Don't be afraid of making changes once you have started your journey. It's better to tweak and correct things in the early stages of a project than later on when you've made more investment.
Rami Beracha
Rami Beracha's advice for students at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya is based on his own life experiences. Rami Beracha decided to study law as a young man. Though he wasn't sure whether it was the right option for him, he continued to pursue law school and earned an MBA in New York. He then worked in an overseas law office. He realized that his love was more in business than law during his time working in the Wall Street law office. He quit his job, and he moved to France to pursue an MBA.
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Soon after her graduation in the year 1996, Beracha joined the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. It is Israel's largest venture capital investment company. Pitango is an investment fund that invests early stage companies, in the high-tech core industries. It has over 200 investment and 85 exits. Rami was appointed managing partner in 2000 , and for the next 18 years lead dozens of deals resulting with successful exits for Fortune 500 companies like Broadcom, Marvel, Cisco and Apple.
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He didn't stop there. Globes presented Beracha with the "Esteemed Partner Award" in 2011 to recognize his role as an influential investor. Rami founded Sosa in 2014 as a fresh initiative. Sosa's innovation centers are located in New York and Tel Aviv. They support high-tech startups by partnering with global entrepreneurs. Sosa was recently selected to design and manage the New York City's cyber centre.
Newest Investment Dreams among Covid19
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While the last couple of years since the coronavirus first appeared have been difficult economically, Rami Beracha believes that there always are new opportunities to be discovered. He recommends looking for businesses that are new and have a significant digital disruption.
Rami Beracha
Beracha is working on several projects in the works. In London, Beracha founded an investment fund for blockchain-related venture capital with a number of business partners. Beracha is well-equipped and ready to expand the market following his role to transform Israel into a world-class high-tech center. Beracha's business outlook is reflected in the fund. It says that "We have a deep understanding of technology however we only invest in mission-driven people." They seek to find companies that are passionate and assist blockchain's efforts to secure to be at the forefront of innovative concepts.
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Beracha is planning to launch an Middle Eastern fund for venture capital. Beracha believes that now is the right time to invest in the Arab markets, particularly after the recent agreement of the Abraham Accords between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is a wealthy and modern location to start. His new fund, Ender Ventures as he calls it, will bring together Israeli and European Investors to support UAE high tech companies that specialize in artificial intelligence, virtual reality and robotics. The United Arab Emirates offers a unique outlook on business. Due to its business tax, and extremely business-friendly legislation, the UAE will likely draw many businesses in the future.
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Rami Belacha's thorny past
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Although Rami Beracha appears to have succeeded in every endeavor he has set his mind on, his road was not easy. Beracha, just like many Israelis, entered the army as an untrained soldier. He became an Paratrooper's Brigade Combat Soldier and was a combat soldier during the Lebanon War. Rami was part of a rescue team that was sent to help wounded soldiers who were injured in a minefield in 1983, just after the war. Rami was fortunate to have fallen on an underground mine and sustained fractured feet and an injured hand.
He was hospitalized to recover, which was one of the most stressful times of his life. He couldn't walk and became depressed and depressed. The dreams of becoming an officer in the army seemed unrealized and he lost all sense of himself. Rami recovered from his suffering and was able to live his life even if it required him to give his hopes. Rami made a decision to make his life better and more enjoyable than it was prior to the injuries. Rami was the first to explore different extreme sports. He is now a kitesurfer (and snowboarding) and has been on the mountain of Mount Kilimanjaro. As he strives to improve himself, he sometimes feels as if his old self who was never wounded is chasing him and making him go faster.
He donates money and volunteers in numerous organizations. He is incredibly passionate about helping young men who, like himself suffered injuries in battle. Rami headed an army group that helped wounded soldiers during a journey to Nepal. He was promoted to the rank of major in both the Israeli paratrooper ranks and the fire brigades. He achieved the dreams of his youth despite the challenges. His passion and life story can be a source of inspiration for others. Rami did not let his injuries hold him back He continued to learn and exploring new techniques until he was stronger than prior to.

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