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Dustin Moskovitz helped build Facebook from its earliest Harvard days, then cofounded Asana and became a long-term software founder, investor and philanthropist. [1][2][3]
Facebook, Asana and a second act
Moskovitz studied economics at Harvard and helped launch Facebook in 2004 with his roommate Mark Zuckerberg and the company's other early founders. He left school as the business moved to Silicon Valley and served in senior engineering and technology roles during Facebook's rapid early growth. [1][2][3]
In 2008 Moskovitz left Facebook and cofounded Asana with Justin Rosenstein after both had experienced the coordination problems of fast-growing technology teams. Moskovitz served as Asana's chief executive for years as the workflow-software company expanded and went public in 2020. [1][3]
Moskovitz later moved from the chief executive role to board leadership while remaining a major Asana shareholder. His wealth was created primarily through founder equity in Facebook and subsequent technology ventures rather than through an inherited operating company. [1][2]
Facebook's and Asana's enterprise values are not additive measures of Moskovitz's personal fortune. His wealth reflects the specific founder stakes he retained or later sold in each company, while public shareholders and other owners hold the remainder of those businesses. [1][2][3]
Sources for background
Sources reviewed Sep 15, 2026.
- Dustin Moskovitz · Asana
- Dustin Moskovitz · Forbes · Mar 10, 2026
- The Anti-Facebook: 12 Years In, Facebook Cofounder Dustin Moskovitz's Slow-Burn Second Act Asana Finally Has Its Moment · Forbes · Aug 26, 2020
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