Dustin Moskovitz

Dustin Moskovitz helped launch Facebook in 2004 with then-roommate Mark Zuckerberg from their Harvard dorm.

After leaving the social network in 2008, he cofounded Asana, a workflow software company.

Asana went public in a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange in September 2020.

Most of his net worth lies in his estimated 2% stake in Facebook.

Moskovitz and his wife have built the philanthropic foundation Good Ventures, which has given millions to malaria eradication and marriage equality.

Moskovitz and Tuna are also the primary backers of the Open Philanthropy Project, an organization that advises donors and makes grants.