Calcalist CEO Noa Tamir Steps Down Amid Leadership Shakeup
Calcalist CEO Noa Tamir is stepping down amid a sweeping leadership overhaul at Yedioth Ahronoth group. Her departure follows a wave of high-level exits, alongside leadership changes at the Ynet news portal.
Noa Tamir, CEO of the business newspaper Calcalist, is stepping down from her position, according to reports. Tamir assumed the role in 2023, succeeding Eyal Paar, who had completed a four-year tenure.
Before taking the helm, Tamir served as Calcalist's VP of Business Development, spearheading the conference division and new revenue streams. Her media career includes serving as editor-in-chief of the Reshet network's website and heading the video and programming department at Keshet.
Her departure follows a wave of high-level exits at Calcalist, driven by Yedioth Ahronoth group's decision to integrate the newspaper's commercial operations under central management. The leadership overhaul began in April with the resignation of publisher Yoel Esteron, followed by editor-in-chief Galit Hami, and veteran deputy editors Golan Friedenfeld and Amir Ziv.
In parallel, Yedioth Ahronoth group announced further leadership changes as Gido Ran, editor of the Ynet news portal, stepped down after four years in the role and 21 years with the platform. Roy Ginat, head of the news desk at Yedioth Ahronoth, will succeed Ran, while deputy editor Gilad Carmeli has been promoted to deputy editor of Ynet. Additionally, Ilan Lior, former head of the news department at Galei Tzahal, will take over Ginat's former position.
