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Olivia Moore invests in AI applications at a16z, with a focus on consumer products, marketplaces and software for small businesses. She studies how people use AI through product research and hands-on experiments—including creating AI influencers.

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Olivia Moore invests in AI applications at a16z, with a focus on consumer products, marketplaces and software for small businesses. She studies how people use AI through product research and hands-on experiments—including creating AI influencers.

Career

Olivia Moore attended Stanford University, earning a BA, Economics, with Honors and Distinction as well as Stanford University Graduate School of Business, earning a MBA.

Partner at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) from 2021-06 to Present.Invests across AI applications, consumer technology, marketplaces, voice agents, and software for small businesses; serves on Highstock's board.
Advisory Board Member at Cardinal Ventures from 2016-05 to Present.Advises the Stanford student startup accelerator she co-created.
Co-Founder at Accelerated from 2017-09 to 2023-10.Co-created a technology and venture newsletter and Slack community for 30,000 students and young professionals.
Venture Investor at CRV from 2017-09 to 2021-05.Early-stage investor focused on consumer, mobile, marketplaces, and SMB software; helped source investments including Kapwing, Brigit, and Harper Wilde.
Associate at Highland Capital Partners from 2017-02 to 2017-09.Worked on early-stage venture investing before joining CRV.
Analyst, Alternative Investments and Manager Selection at Goldman Sachs from 2016-07 to 2017-01.Evaluated alternative investment managers and strategies.
Intern at First Round from 2015-09 to 2016-04.Worked with the early-stage venture firm while studying at Stanford.
Chief Investment Officer; Board Advisor at Associated Students of Stanford University / Stanford Student Enterprises from 2014-05 to 2016-03.Oversaw student-government finances and an $18 million endowment; created the Cardinal Fund, an undergraduate investment-management course.