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When choosing a goal to pursue, you should be patient. It is essential to ensure you pick the right path. You should be committed to the idea and believe that it is a good idea to be successful. What’s more important than your business decision is the degree to which you believe in it. Once you’ve started your journey, you should not be afraid to adjust your plans as you go. It is better to be flexible and make improvements in the beginning rather than spending more time or money.

Rami Beracha

Rami Beracha discusses his life experiences with students at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. As a young man, Rami chose to pursue a degree in law. While he was not sure whether it was the best choice for him, he decided to pursue law school and earned an MA in New York. He then worked overseas in a law office. His experiences at the Wall Street legal firm made him realize that business was his true passion. So, he bravely left his job and relocated to France to complete an MBA.

After her graduation in the year 1996, Beracha was a part of the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. This is Israel’s largest venture capital firm. Pitango has a relationship with companies at the initial stages of development, with a focus on the core areas within high-tech. Pitango has invested over 200 times and has made over 85 exits. Rami became managing partner in the year 2000, and over the next 18 years, he lead numerous deals that resulted in success in the exits of large corporations in the Fortune 500 like Broadcom, Marvel, Cisco and Apple.

Then he didn’t stop there. Globes awarded Beracha with the “Esteemed Partner Award” in 2011 to recognize his status as an investor of influence. Rami started a new initiative known as Sosa in the year 2014. Sosa operates innovation centers located in New York City and Tel Aviv and provides support to high-tech businesses looking for partners with international entrepreneurs who are interested in working with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently chosen to construct and manage the cyber center in New York City.

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Newest Investment Dreams among Covid19

Rami Beracha believes in the possibility of finding new opportunities even though the economy has been difficult for the past few years since the coronavirus was first identified. He suggests searching for new companies with significant disruptions to the digital world that could be “Covid Long”.

Rami Beracha

As for Beracha, he has several new ventures that are on the rise. Beracha along with some business partners, have recently set up a London Blockchain Venture Capital Investment Fund. Beracha is well-equipped and ready to help expand the market after he helped to transform Israel into a world-class center for high-tech. Beracha’s outlook on business is reflected in the fund’s new outlook. The fund states that they “know technology, but only invest in mission-driven people.” They are determined to help blockchain discover its place at the forefront of innovative concepts and companies that are passionate.

Rami Beracha

Beracha is also planning to create the Middle Eastern venture capital funds. After the Abraham Accords that Israel and the United Arab Emirates recently signed Beracha believes that now is the perfect opportunity to invest in the Arab market. Dubai is a great starting point, because it is rich and modern. The concept behind his latest fund or Ender Ventures, as he intends to name it, is to attract Israeli ads European Investors to support UAE high-tech companies in the areas of virtual reality, artificial intelligence robotics, robotics and much more. The United Arab Emirates is unique in its business outlook. The low tax rate as well as the business-friendly laws are sure to make it a magnet for many companies over the next few decades.

Rami Bechacha’s tense past

Today, Rami Beracha seems to be a success in almost everything he has chosen. However, his path wasn’t always so simple. As with many Israelis, Beracha joined the army as a young man. He served in the Paratrooper’s Brigade as a combat soldier, and fought during the Lebanon War. Rami was member of a rescue mission sent to help wounded soldiers who were trapped in a minefield, joined the Paratrooper’s Brigade in 1983 shortly after the war. Rami unfortunately stepped on hidden mines and fell, losing his foot and his hand.

His time in the rehabilitation hospital was among the most challenging times of his life. He was unable to move, and he fell into desperation and depression. The dream of becoming an officer in the army seemed unrealized and he lost his sense of self. Rami found the strength to dream and live through his pain. Rami vowed to be more powerful and successful than prior to the injuries. Rami tried out different extreme sports. He is now a kitesurfer (and snowboarding) and has trekked Mount Kilimanjaro. He feels that his unbeaten self from the past is driving forward in his quest to become better at his job.

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He volunteers for many organizations and makes donations. He is very committed to helping young men who were wounded in combat. Rami took a group wounded soldiers to Nepal in the year 2016, and was given the rank of major. In the year 2018, he earned the rank of major in the fire brigades and paratroopers within the Israeli military. He was able to realize his childhood dreams despite all the challenges. His story and his passion is a real source of inspiration to other people. Rami was determined not to let his injuries slow him from achieving his goals. He continued to learn and trying new things until he became more resilient than ever.