Alex-Handrah Aimé is vice president of Network Investments at Meta, where she leads the company’s global subsea cable and terrestrial fiber portfolio, helping shape the digital infrastructure that supports AI, economic growth, and global connectivity. Before joining Meta, Alex spent more than a decade in emerging-markets private equity as a partner at Emerging Capital Partners. She sourced, structured, and managed more than $1 billion in growth-capital investments across Africa and served as interim chief executive officer of a multi-country education platform. Earlier in her career, she worked in management consulting before moving into finance and investing at Goldman Sachs.
Alex serves as a commissioner on the Los Angeles County Workforce Development Board, where she focuses on expanding pathways to economic opportunity. She also serves on the board of NEO Philanthropy and on the investment committees of several Africa-focused venture capital firms. An immigrant from Haiti who was raised in Brooklyn, Alex holds a JD from Stanford Law School, an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business, and a BA from Harvard College. Alex is a Fellow of the inaugural class of the Technology Leaders Initiative of the Aspen Institute and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network.
