Avia Home
Tal Harel is a seasoned entrepreneur and architect with a diverse background in innovative ventures and architectural design. As the Co-Founder and CEO of Avia Home since July 2020, Tal has focused on enhancing the quality of life for seniors through comprehensive elderly care solutions. Previously, as Co-Founder of Shoe Bank, Tal contributed to creating a peer-to-peer marketplace for women's footwear. Tal Harel Architecture, founded in 2015, specialized in business innovations and diverse architectural projects in Tel Aviv. Additionally, Tal served as Chief Architect at Tridom, where efforts were directed towards revolutionizing construction through 3D printing technology, and as an Architect for the Affordable Housing Team at XPRIZE, driving forward-thinking solutions for housing challenges. Educational credentials include an MBA from Tel Aviv University and an MSc in Architecture from Politecnico di Milano.
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Avia Home
The Smart Alternative for Senior Living, Avia Home is a new venture in the Elderly Care | Aging In Place | Sector. The platform is designed for successfully creating and managing local senior communities Aging-in-Place, it is an all-in-one operating system & management platform. Enabling a complex operation easier and more efficient through technology, data & predictive analytics. The company offers an all-encompassing solution to empower seniors to enjoy a higher quality of life and care while remaining at home, thereby eliminating the emotional and the financial tolls on the seniors and their families associated with leaving one’s home and moving into a senior living facility. Avia Home presents an innovative and scalable model with the potential to disrupt the senior living industry. By 2050, the global population aged 80 and above is projected to triple, from 143 million to 426 million, this growth will be one of the greatest, economic, social and political transformations of our time. It will force changes in systems, have impact on families, and will require new solutions.