Dustin Moskovitz

Dustin Moskovitz is a technology visionary who co-founded Facebook at Harvard University alongside Mark Zuckerberg and went on to build Asana, one of the most successful work management software companies in the world. As Facebook's first Chief Technology Officer and the person responsible for much of the company's early technical architecture and growth strategy, Moskovitz played a critical role in building the platform that connected billions of people worldwide. His technical brilliance and managerial skill during Facebook's formative years were instrumental in the company's rapid rise.

After leaving Facebook in 2008, Moskovitz channeled his passion for productivity and teamwork into founding Asana with Justin Rosenstein. The company was born from their observation at Facebook that employees spent an enormous amount of time coordinating work rather than doing it, and they set out to build software that could dramatically reduce this organizational friction. Under Moskovitz's leadership, Asana grew into a publicly traded company used by hundreds of thousands of organizations worldwide, proving his ability to build transformative technology products beyond his initial Facebook success.

Moskovitz is also one of the youngest signatories of the Giving Pledge and a leading figure in the effective altruism movement, committing to donate the majority of his wealth to causes that can demonstrably improve the most lives. Through his foundation Good Ventures, co-founded with his wife Cari Tuna, he has directed hundreds of millions of dollars toward global health, poverty alleviation, criminal justice reform, and pandemic preparedness. His rigorous, evidence-based approach to philanthropy has made him one of the most thoughtful and impactful givers of his generation.