Megan Holston Alexander is a prominent figure in the venture capital industry with a passion for investing in cultural innovation. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Clark Atlanta University, an MBA, and a Certificate in Public Management and Social Innovation from the prestigious Stanford University Graduate School of Business, and a Master of Arts in Sociology from the University of Houston.

Alexander started off her career serving as a Research & Outcomes Program Supervisor at Unity Care and a Program Director at Ronnie Lott's All Stars Helping Kids. She then moved on to several roles in venture capital, including as an MBA Intern at YouTube for Good, an MBA Associate at Lightspeed Venture Partners, and an MBA Investment Fellow at Foundation Capital.

More recently, Alexander has become a Partner at Cultural Leadership Fund at Andreessen Horowitz and an Investor (Consumer) at Unusual Ventures. Additionally, she has served as Chief Operations Officer at The Door and Lecturer of Advanced Quantitative Research Methodology & Statistics at San Jose State University.

Throughout her career, Alexander has gained expertise in business strategy, investment management, and human capital investments. She is passionate about uplifting underrepresented populations in business and investing in cultural innovation.