Dustin Moskovitz is Co-Founder and former CEO of Asana, a leading work management platform serving over 170,000 customers including 85% of Fortune 500 companies. He transitioned to Board Chair in July 2025 after 17 years leading the company.

Moskovitz co-founded Facebook in 2004 at Harvard and served as its first CTO and VP of Engineering before leaving in 2008. He studied economics at Harvard for two years before dropping out to build Facebook full-time with Mark Zuckerberg.

Named the youngest self-made billionaire in 2011 at age 26, Moskovitz co-founded Good Ventures with wife Cari Tuna and signed the Giving Pledge, committing to donate the majority of his wealth. He advocates for responsible AI development and workplace well-being.

Asana went public via direct listing in 2020 at a $5.5 billion valuation and has raised over $453 million from investors including Andreessen Horowitz, Benchmark, and Generation Investment Management. Moskovitz also led a $40 million funding round for fusion startup Helion Energy.

Under his leadership, Asana grew to over $700 million in annual revenue and serves more than 170,000 customers globally. His net worth stands at $17.4 billion as of 2025, with significant stakes in both Meta and Asana where he held 53% ownership.