After politics: former CEO of the Yamina party lands a prestigious job
Stella Weinstein, who previously led the Yamina party, has been chosen to head Noga, a new subsidiary of Migdalei HaYam HaTichon that will offer comprehensive and innovative services for retirees.

Stella Weinstein has been appointed CEO of Noga, a subsidiary of Migdalei HaYam HaTichon. Weinstein, who previously served as CEO of the Yamina party and currently works in management and strategic consulting, will lead Noga, a new venture by Migdalei HaYam HaTichon that introduces, for the first time, a comprehensive package of services for retirees who choose to continue living in their own homes.
Noga is a subsidiary of Migdalei HaYam HaTichon, one of Israel's leading companies in the field of housing for the elderly, which is traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. Noga brings a new concept to the Israeli market for those of retirement age: a single package of services, community, leisure, health, security, and quality of life, which accompanies the individual in their home and allows them to continue living in the environment they have chosen. The activity relies on decades of knowledge, experience, and infrastructure of Migdalei HaYam HaTichon, translating them into an innovative service model outside the world of assisted living.
Weinstein brings with her diverse managerial, business, and public experience. She previously served as CEO of the Yamina party, and alongside her managerial activities, she has gained experience in the fields of strategy, finance, government relations, marketing, and communications.
Stella Weinstein, the incoming CEO of Noga, expressed her gratitude for being selected for the senior position and added:
"In our era, almost 30 years have been added to life, and a new age has effectively been created. These are years when people want to continue living, experiencing, developing, being active and independent, and for this new age, new solutions must be created. More and more people reach retirement age while being active, independent, and full of plans, and they want to continue living in their own home and in their own way, without giving up community, security, services, and quality of life. Noga was built exactly for this choice. Our goal is to create a new category in Israel that connects independence with a high-quality and comprehensive support system, and to turn the years after retirement into a period with more options, freedom, and peace of mind."





