About Us

Greeneye was founded and is managed by Noga Lavzion Nadan, a leader in the field of responsible investments in Israel. The company offers its clients an information system for ESG analysis of all publicly traded companies on the Israeli stock exchange, enabling comparison and filtering by topics, along with Excel outputs for the securities of each evaluated company.

We work with our clients to optimally implement the information in their investment decision-making processes, while maintaining ongoing dialogue with the companies we assess.

In 2016, the company won the “Green Business Globe” and was the first signatory in Israel of the PRI (Principles for Responsible Investment), the UN document outlining principles for responsible investment.

Among Greeneye’s clients are major financial entities in the market, including Phoenix, Clal, Harel, Migdal, Meitav, Ayalon IBI, Bank Hapoalim, and others, investing in companies rated over 982 billion NIS. Greeneye rates over 600 companies each year, engaging in meaningful dialogue, with the aim of creating a reliable reflection of their conduct on ESG issues, allowing investing entities to make investment decisions aligned with their strategies.

What We Do

We manage an ESG information framework on Israeli companies for institutional bodies in Israel.
We work with the evaluated companies to enhance ESG practices, transparency, and reporting.
We offer an innovative and evolving methodology for evaluating private companies.
We provide environmental consulting for the Maala rating, which reflects the corporate responsibility standards of companies in Israel.

Meet Our Team

Adam Sher

A Behavioral Sciences student at Hadassah College with experience in risk analysis and business development management (BDM).

Noa Rodman

A licensed attorney with a Master’s degree in Social Work, specializing in trauma, from Tel Aviv University. She has extensive experience in driving policy change processes and advancing social issues with public sector entities, as well as in the private and nonprofit sectors.

Noga Levtzion Nadan

Noga is a pioneer in promoting Responsible Investment in Israel. Noga is the founder and CEO of Greeneye and serves as the Co-Managing Partner of Value² Israel’s leading ‘Responsible Investment’ house.

Jonathan Porat Lubensky

Greeneye’s Head of Research. Before joining Greeneye in 2011, Jonathan worked as an economist and an economics lecturer.

Jonathan Schwartzberg

Bachelor’s degree graduate in Government and Sustainability from Reichman University (magna cum laude) and a Master’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Amsterdam.

Rachely Schwartz

A certified public accountant with a Master’s degree in Environmental Sciences from Tel Aviv University. She has diverse experience in internal auditing, financial management, and financial and environmental analysis in public companies, financial institutions, and the public sector.

Karin Kofman

A student of Applied Mathematics, Statistics, and Operations Research at Tel Aviv University.

Odeliah Cohen

Holds a bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics (PPE) from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a master’s degree in Sustainability with a focus on Developing Countries from Tel Aviv University.
Extensive experience in business development and consulting to the private, public, and third sectors, with a focus on social and environmental issues.

Why Choose

Receive a comprehensive, accessible, and personalized package from a professional team with over 18 years of experience in ESG assessments.
Access to the Greeneye ESG Data system, the most advanced information platform in Israel for examining all companies listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, allowing for in-depth integration of ESG principles across all financial assets.
Full transparency of the methodology, company performances, and the ranking process, as required by regulations.
Assistance in complying with procedures published by the Capital Market Authority in a reliable manner, without concerns of conflicts of interest.
The ability to filter by SDG parameters (sustainable products and services) in anticipation of the new regulations from the Capital Market Authority regarding new pension tracks—enabling outreach to new target audiences and helping to strengthen the organization’s brand.

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