Alexa Liautaud is a versatile journalist, consumer investor, and academic, renowned for her exceptional skills and impressive achievements. She is a graduate of Stanford University Graduate School of Business, where she honed her skills in consumer investment. Prior to her graduate studies, Alexa obtained her Master of Science with Honors in Reporting from Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts with Honors from Stanford University, where she researched and wrote an honors thesis for the Department of History.

Alexa Liautaud is an experienced journalist, having worked as a correspondent for NBC News, where she covered various topics ranging from politics to technology, science, and business. She also gained extensive experience working as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, where she was awarded the Daniel Pearl Award for Investigative Reporting. Alexa’s expertise extends to international affairs, and she has worked as an intern for the Middle East and North Africa Division of Human Rights Watch.

Additionally, Alexa Liautaud is a former senior staff writer and news editor for The Stanford Daily Newspaper. She was also a research assistant for Col. Joe Felter’s Empirical Studies of Conflict Project at the Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University.

Alexa Liautaud currently works in consumer investment at Lightspeed Venture Partners. She is also a former Vice News Tonight correspondent on HBO and was part of the National Security Affairs Mentorship Program at Stanford University. Alexa has a keen interest in technology, science, and international politics, and her analytical skills and research expertise make her an invaluable asset to any organization.