Dustin Moskovitz

Board Chair and Co-Founder, Asana, Inc.; Co-founder and Chair, Open Philanthropy; Co-founder, Good Ventures

Dustin Moskovitz is an American entrepreneur and philanthropist, widely recognized as a co-founder of Facebook (now Meta Platforms) and Asana. He co-founded Asana in 2008 and served as its CEO from 2010 until July 2025, when he transitioned to a non-employee director and Chair of the Board. He is also a co-founder of the philanthropic organizations Good Ventures and Open Philanthropy. Moskovitz focuses on product vision and AI strategy at Asana, while also dedicating significant time to his philanthropic initiatives.

InvestorSan Francisco, California, United States
Dustin Moskovitz
Investments
6
First deal on record
2012
Current roles
2

Experience

  • NowBoard Chair and Co-Founder, Asana, Inc.; Co-founder and Chair, Open Philanthropy; Co-founder, Good Ventures · legacy role import
  • NowCo-founder, Board Director · Asana

Investments

  • EmaMar 5, 2024Ema builds AI agents, which it calls 'AI employees', that carry out work in HR, IT and finance for large companies. Its platform connects to more than 250 business applications and systems of record and uses many large language models together with its own smaller domain-specific models. The name stands for 'enterprise machine assistant'.
    Seed/Series AArtificial intelligence
  • New Leaf Dynamic TechnologiesSep 15, 2022New Leaf Dynamic Technologies is an Indian company that makes cold storage for farmers. Its main product, GreenCHILL, is a refrigeration unit that runs on biomass and farm waste instead of grid power or diesel, so small farmers can store produce and reduce losses after harvest.
    Pre-Series AEnergy & climate
  • Malta Inc.Feb 24, 2021Malta Inc. develops pumped heat energy storage, which turns electricity into heat stored in molten salt and cold stored in a chilled liquid, then converts it back to electricity with a heat engine. It also makes a steam-based high-temperature industrial heat pump for electrifying process heat. The company was spun out of Alphabet's X in 2018.
    Series BEnergy & climate
  • Helion EnergySep 23, 2020Fusion power generators built to produce electricity. Microsoft has signed a power purchase agreement for its first commercial plant, where site construction has begun in Malaga, Washington, and a 500 MW plant is being developed with steelmaker Nucor.
  • VicariousAug 21, 2012Vicarious was an artificial intelligence company that built machine learning software modeled on principles of the brain's neocortex, such as its Recursive Cortical Network vision model. It later used this work to offer robots as a service, supplying AI-driven robots that automate industrial tasks too complex for traditional automation. Alphabet's robotics software company Intrinsic acquired the business in 2022.
    Series AArtificial intelligence
  • Venmo
    Seed
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