ALEX LIEBERMAN

Alex Lieberman has established himself as a significant figure in both the media and investment landscapes. As the visionary co-founder of Morning Brew, he played a pivotal role in transforming a daily newsletter into a leading media company, ultimately acquired by Business Insider. This entrepreneurial journey provided him with invaluable insights into content creation, audience engagement, and scaling a digital business, experiences he now leverages in his investment career.

Currently, Alex Lieberman holds the position of General Partner at CapitalG, Google's independent growth fund. In this capacity, he is involved in identifying and supporting high-growth technology companies across various stages. CapitalG is known for its strategic investments in late-stage startups, providing capital and operational expertise to help them achieve their next phase of expansion. Lieberman's role at CapitalG allows him to contribute to a diverse portfolio of innovative companies, often with a focus on areas that align with his background in consumer and technology trends.

Beyond his institutional role, Alex also founded and actively manages Lieberman Ventures, his personal investment vehicle. Through Lieberman Ventures, he primarily focuses on early-stage investments, often acting as a strategic advisor to founders. His investment focus areas are broad but consistently touch upon the creator economy, future of work, consumer technology, and emerging media platforms. He is particularly drawn to companies that are building innovative solutions for modern audiences and businesses, leveraging his deep understanding of content, community, and digital distribution.

Lieberman's career background is marked by a unique blend of media entrepreneurship and financial acumen. Starting Morning Brew from his college dorm room, he cultivated a deep understanding of what it takes to build a brand and connect with a millennial and Gen Z audience. This hands-on experience has made him a sought-after investor and mentor, capable of offering practical guidance beyond just capital. His transition into venture capital was a natural progression, allowing him to apply his strategic insights to a broader range of companies and founders. While specific CapitalG investments attributed solely to him are not publicly detailed, his involvement aligns with the fund's portfolio, which includes companies like Stripe, Airbnb, and Lyft. Through Lieberman Ventures, he has notably invested in companies such as Levels, Beehiiv, and other promising startups shaping the future of digital content and consumer experiences.