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

It is important to be patient when choosing your dream. It is essential to make sure you select the best option. You should be passionate about the dream and believe that it is a good idea to be successful. You have faith in the vision behind the venture you choose. This is even more important than the venture you choose. Once you start the journey, don’t be afraid making adjustments as you go along. It's best to be flexible and make improvements earlier rather than wasting time or money.
רמי ברכה
Rami Beracha shares his personal experiences with students at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. Rami, a young male, decided to pursue law school. Though he wasn't sure if this was the right career choice, he pursued his legal studies, graduated with the Master's degree in New York and worked as an intern at a law company abroad. He realized, though, that he had a passion more for business than he did law while working in an Wall Street law firm. He quit his job in order to go to France to complete an MBA.
רמי ברכה
Shortly after graduating from college in 1996, Beracha began working at the Pitango Venture Capital Fund, Israel's largest venture capital investment fund. Pitango works with companies in the initial stages of development, focusing on core areas of high-tech. Pitango has invested over 200 times and made 85 exits. Rami was made managing partner in 2000. In the 18 years that followed the company was involved in a variety of deals which resulted in successful exits for Fortune 500 companies like Broadcom, Marvel and Cisco.
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It didn't end there. Globes gave Beracha the 2011 "Esteemed Partner” award. The award recognized him as an investor of influence. Rami established Sosa in 2014 as a brand new initiative. Sosa has Innovation centers located in New York and Tel Aviv where they support innovative high-tech companies in partnering with international entrepreneurs who want to collaborate with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently chosen to create and run the Cyber Center in New York City.
Newest Investment Dreams amid Covid19
Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities even though the economic environment has been challenging for the last few years, since the coronavirus first identified. He suggests looking for a companies that have the potential to create significant digital revolution.
In the case of Beracha is concerned, he's got two new projects that are on the rise. In London Beracha has established an investment fund for blockchain-related venture capital with a number of business partners. Beracha, who helped to create Israel as a global center for technological innovation, is now ready to expand his market. Beracha's vision for business was revealed in the investment fund. "We are aware of technology, but we invest in mission driven individuals." They aim to find passionate companies that can help blockchain to become an innovator in cutting-edge ideas, and help the world to move forward.
Rami Beracha
Beracha plans to create an Middle East venture capital fund in addition to the European fund. Beracha believes that now is the perfect 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 an ideal starting point, because it is wealthy and very modern. Ender Ventures, his latest fund is an idea that he has. It will be able to draw European and Israeli investors to invest in high-tech UAE companies that work in artificial intelligence, VR, robotics, etc. The United Arab Emirates' business outlook is unmatched. Due to its business taxand friendly legislation for business, the UAE will likely be a magnet for many companies in the future.
Ramiberacha's Challenging Past
Rami Beracha
Even though it appears that Rami Beracha succeeds in everything that he's chosen to pursue, his life wasn't always so easy. Beracha like many Israelis, joined the army when he was just a young man. He was a Paratrooper's Brigade combat soldier and fought in the Lebanon War. Rami was part of a rescue group which helped wounded soldiers on a minefield. It was the year 1983. Rami fell on the mines and fellto the ground, loosing his foot and his hand.
His rehabilitation period in the hospital was one of the most challenging experiences in his entire life. He was in a state of disarray and unable to get up and about, and ultimately fell into depression and despair. His hopes to further his military career seemed lost , and he did not know who or what he really was. Rami found the strength to dream and live through his pain. He made the decision to get stronger and stronger than he was before the injury. Rami took on the challenge of trying different extreme sports. He is now a kitesurfer (and snowboarding), and has even hiked Mount Kilimanjaro. He's always looking to improve his skills and is feeling like his former unwounded self is driving him along.
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Rami donates to and volunteers in many organizations. He is also passionate about helping young soldiers, just like him, get wounded in combat. In 2016, Rami led a group of men who sustained injuries while on army service on a trip to Nepal. In the year 2018, he earned the rank of Major in the fire brigades and paratroopers within the Israeli military. He was able to fulfill the dreams of his youth despite the challenges. His passion and story are a true inspiration to others. Rami did not let his injuries hold him down. He continued to learn and experimenting until he became stronger than ever.