It is important to take your time when choosing your dream. It is essential to ensure you pick the right venture. It is vital that you’re passionate about your dream and believe it will succeed. You are convinced of the concept behind the venture you choose. This is even more crucial than the venture you decide to go with. Once you start the process, don’t hesitate to making adjustments as you go along. It is better to be flexible and adapt and make improvements earlier rather than wasting time or money.

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Rami Beracha shares his life experiences with students of the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. Rami was a young man who chose to pursue a degree in Law. Though he wasn’t sure if this was the right path to pursue, he decided to continue his legal studies, earned the Master’s degree in New York and worked as an intern at a law company abroad. Through his experience in the Wall Street firm, he discovered that he was more passionate about business more than law. He decided to quit his job and relocated to France to complete an MBA.

Rami Beracha

After graduating in 1996 Beracha started working for the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. It is the largest Israeli venture capital investment fund. Pitango is a partner for companies in the early stages of their development, focusing on core areas within the high-tech. Pitango has invested over 200 times and has made over 85 exits. Rami became managing partner in 2000 and for the next 18 years was in charge of dozens of deals resulting with successful exits for Fortune 500 companies like Broadcom, Marvel, Cisco and Apple.

He didn’t stop there. Globes recognized Beracha with the „Esteemed Partner“, recognizing his contribution as a key investor. In 2014, Rami created a new venture called Sosa. Sosa has innovation centers in New York and Tel Aviv which assist innovative high-tech companies in partnering with international entrepreneurs who want to cooperate with promising Israeli startups. Sosa was recently chosen to manage and build the Cyber Center in New York City.

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Newest Investment Dreams among Covid19

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Rami Beracha believes there are always opportunities. While the last few years have been tough financially since the inception of the coronavirus however, he believes there are many more. He recommends looking for businesses with significant digital disruptions that might be „Covid Long“.

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Beracha has several new projects in the works. With a group of business associates, he has recently established a blockchain-based investment fund in London. After aiding in Israel’s formation into a world-class high-tech hub, Beracha is ready to expand to a larger market. As per Beracha’s business strategy the new fund says: „We know technology, but we invest in people who are mission-driven“. They are looking for passionate businesses to help blockchain gain its place at the forefront of new innovative ideas that can accelerate the pace of change in the world.

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Beracha plans to establish a Middle East venture capital fund addition to the European fund. Beracha believes that now is a good time to invest in the Arab Market following the recent conclusion of Abraham Accords with Israel and United Arab Emirates. Dubai is an ideal location to begin, since it is rich and modern. Ender Ventures, his latest fund, is an idea he has. It’s going to be able to draw European and Israeli investors to support high-tech UAE companies that work in artificial intelligence, robotics, VR and other areas. The United Arab Emirates offers a unique perspective on business. Because of the low business tax and law that is business-friendly the country is expected to attract many companies to its doors in the coming years.

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Ramiberacha’s challenging Past

While it is evident that Rami Beracha succeeds in everything that he’s chosen to pursue, his journey was not always easy. Beracha was a soldier as an infant, as the majority of Israelis. He was an Paratrooper’s Brigade Combat Soldier and participated in the Lebanon War. In 1983, just following the war, Rami was part of an emergency rescue team that was sent to aid wounded soldiers who were trapped in a minefield. Rami fell into a concealed mine, and lost both his foot and his hand.

His stay in the hospital was one of the most painful experiences of his life. He was unable to walk and began to feel depressed and depressed. The hopes of furthering his army career were lost to him, and he was unsure of who he was anymore. Rami recuperated from his pain and found the drive to live his life, even if it meant he had to give his hopes. Rami decided to make his life more enjoyable and more fulfilling than before the injuries. Rami decided to take on extreme sports. He is a fan of kitesurfing and snowboarding. He’s also trekked up Mount Kilimanjaro. He’s always striving to improve his abilities and feels like his old unwounded self is driving him forward.

Rami is a committed volunteer and a generous donor to numerous charities. He also loves helping soldiers in need who have been wounded during combat. Rami headed an army unit that helped injured soldiers on a 2016 trip to Nepal. In 2018, he was promoted to major in the Israeli army’s paratrooper and the fire brigades. He had his dreams as an aspiring young man, and they were able to come to fruition despite all the obstacles. His story and the passion he has for his cause are a great inspiration to anyone who comes across them. Rami didn’t let injuries hold him back; he kept learning and trying new things until he was stronger than before.