Alexandre Momeni

Growing up as an Iranian immigrant made me aware early on that access to opportunity, security, and technology was not evenly distributed. I began my career at Goldman Sachs, drawn to the role capital plays in shaping global economies and societies, but quickly became convinced that entrepreneurs building at the frontier would be an even more powerful force for change. 

At General Catalyst, I partner with founders globally from the earliest stages through growth and beyond, with a focus on frontier intelligence, robotics, and science. I’m especially interested in moments when technological advances make entirely new products and businesses possible in critical industries. This includes working with founders pursuing difficult, consequential problems, such as AIRE, Black Forest Labs, Chai Discovery, Mistral AI, Hippocratic AI, amongst others.

Before joining GC, I spent a few years on the trading floor at Goldman Sachs, conducted AI research at Stanford, and built products at Nabla, learning to see the world through different questions and from different vantage points. Prior to that, I received a BS in Economics from the London School of Economics, an MS in Mathematics from École polytechnique, and an MS in Management from HEC Paris.