Dustin Moskovitz

Dustin Moskovitz is an American internet entrepreneur and philanthropist best known as a co‑founder of Facebook, where he served as the first Chief Technology Officer and later Vice President of Engineering before leaving in 2008 to start a new venture.

After leaving Facebook, he co‑founded Asana, a work‑management and collaboration software company designed to help teams organize and track work. Asana went public in 2020 and became widely adopted by companies around the world.

In 2025, Moskovitz announced his intention to step down as CEO of Asana and transition into the role of Chairman of the Board once a successor was appointed, reflecting a shift from day‑to‑day leadership to a more strategic oversight role.

Beyond his work at Asana, Moskovitz is deeply involved in philanthropy. He and his wife, Cari Tuna, co‑founded Good Ventures, a private foundation that has backed the effective altruism movement and distributed substantial grant funding to causes such as global health, biosecurity, and poverty alleviation.

He has also been a major supporter of science and climate research initiatives through organizations like Open Philanthropy and has funded projects including solar geoengineering research aimed at addressing climate change.

As of 2026, Moskovitz continues to focus on his leadership roles in Asana’s board governance, his extensive philanthropic work, and strategic investments that align with his interests in technology, effective social impact, and scientific research.