Rami Beracha believes, even in The Coronavirus Economic, there are plenty of investment opportunities.

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Rami Beracha
Rami Beracha discusses his life experiences with students of the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. Rami was a young man who chose to pursue a degree in Law. Although he was unsure if it was the best path to pursue, he decided to continue his legal studies, earned an MBA in New York and worked as an intern for an international law firm. After his time at the Wall Street firm, he realized that he was interested about business, more so than law. He made the decision to quit his job and move to France to pursue an MBA.
Rami Beracha
Following her graduation in 1996, Beracha joined the Venture Capital Fund Pitango. This is Israel's largest venture capital firm. Pitango is an investment fund that invests early stage companies, with a focus on high-tech areas. It has over 200 investments and 85 exits. Rami was made managing partner in 2000. In the 18 years that followed the company was involved in a variety of deals that resulted in successful exits for Fortune 500 companies like Broadcom, Marvel and Cisco.
Rami Beracha
He didn't stop there. Globes gave Beracha the 2011 "Esteemed Partner” award. This recognized him for being an influential investor. Rami started a new initiative known as Sosa in the year 2014. Sosa hosts the innovation centers located in New York (and Tel Aviv) where they collaborate with global entrepreneurs and assist technologically innovative companies. Sosa was appointed recently to oversee the construction and operation of New York City’s cyber center.
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Rami Beracha
While the last couple of years since the coronavirus began have been tough economically, Rami Beracha believes that there are always new opportunities to be discovered. He suggests looking for new businesses with significant disruptions to the digital world that could be "Covid Long".
Rami Beracha
Beracha has a number of new projects in the pipeline. Business partners from Beracha's group created the London-based venture capital fund. Beracha is ready for the next step following his role in helping to establish Israel as a major technology hub. Beracha's outlook on business is reflected in the new fund. The fund claims that they "know technology, but only invest in mission-driven individuals." They want to help blockchain find its place in the forefront of new ideas and companies that are passionate.
Rami Beracha
Beracha plans to start the Middle Eastern venture capital funds. He believes that now is the best time to invest in the Arab market following the agreement of the Abraham Accords by Israel and the United Arab Emirates. What better place to start than the affluent and super modern Dubai? 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 virtual reality, artificial intelligence and robotics. The United Arab Emirates' business prospects are unrivaled. Thanks to its low business tax and law that is business-friendly, it will likely attract several companies to its shores in the coming years.
Rami Beracha
Ramiberacha's tense past
Today, Rami Beracha seems to be a hit in almost everything he has chosen. But his life wasn't always as simple. Beracha, like most Israelis, joined the army as a young man. He was a combat soldier with the Paratrooper's Brigade during the Lebanon War. Rami joined a rescue party that was sent to help wounded soldiers who were injured in a minefield in 1983, just after the war. Rami was fortunate to fall on the mine in a cave and suffered fractured feet as well as a swollen hand.
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The time he spent in rehabilitation hospital was one of the most difficult experiences in his entire life. He couldn't move and sunk into despair and depression. The hopes he had to further his career in the military seemed lost and he didn’t know who or what he really was. Rami was able to recover from his injuries and found the motivation to live his life even if that meant he had to give the dream of his life. Rami decided to make his life more enjoyable and more fulfilling than before his injuries. Rami pushed himself to try various extreme sports. Nowadays, he enjoys kitesurfing (and snowboarding), and has even trekked Mount Kilimanjaro. He's always striving to improve his skills and feels like his old healthy self is driving him along.
He makes donations and volunteers in many organizations and is extremely passionate about helping young men who, like him, were wounded in combat. Rami led a group that was wounded when serving in the army during an Nepal trip in 2016. He was promoted to the rank of major in the Israeli paratrooper/fire brigades in the year 2018. The dreams of his childhood had come true, despite all the hardships. His story and the passion he has for his cause provide a powerful inspiration to everyone who reads about them. Rami didn’t let his injuries hinder her. He kept trying new methods, learning and growing until he became stronger than he was before.