Overview
General Atlantic is a global investment firm founded in 1980 [1]. The firm manages approximately $130 billion in assets [1]. General Atlantic deploys capital across multiple investment strategies, including growth equity, credit, energy transition, and infrastructure [1]. The firm's investment focus spans three primary sectors: technology, healthcare, and consumer [1].
Leadership & org chart
Catherine S.Office of the Chairman and CEO
Lance Uggla CBEVice ChairABAlexander BaungaardVice President
Anthony CenzanoVice President
Arielle FlynnVice President
Brad CarpenterChief Information Security Officer (CISO)
Ellen (Wade) WilliamsVice President
Kerri (Bauer) RauschenbachVice President
Oliver SchreinerVice President, Healthcare
Scott WhitehillVice President, ProcurementSCSpencer Charles KnightVice President, Life SciencesAlumni
- PAlex CrissesManaging Director
- PAdrianna MaManaging Director
Varun TalukdarAssociate
Anish BatlawOperating Partner- PAddie Lerner KatzSenior Associate, Internet & Technology
Richa MehtaAssociate- Arielle FlynnSummer Vice President
Luis EcheverriaSenior Associate- PSamir DuttaGrowth Equity Investor
- PAlexander BaungaardAssociate
- PDrew PearsonManaging Director
- PScott J. Levine, CFAPrincipal
- Catherine S.Investment Professional, Enterprise Technology
- Kerri (Bauer) RauschenbachIT Risk Consultant via Metis Advisory
- PSpencer Charles KnightDirector, Life Sciences
Andrew SihSenior Associate - Finance
Investments
Runway
AI research company building video generation models and general-purpose multimodal simulators / world models for creative work
Farther
A wealth management platform that provides AI-powered tools for financial advisors to manage and grow client portfolios
In the news
- The 7 Largest NYC Tech Startup Funding Rounds of August 2026Eight NYC startups. One $116M raise. August 2026's largest funding rounds span healthcare, AI, fintech, and robotics. Which companies made the list?
AlleyWatch · Sep 10, 2026
- The August 2026 New York Venture Capital Funding ReportNYC's summer slowdown arrived on schedule in August — 34 rounds, $837.9M, the lightest deal month of 2026. But the bigger number is $19.09B: what NYC startups have raised through the first eight months of the year, already past the full-year 2025 total of $19.01B with four months still to go. Average deal size climbed 26% year over year to $24.6M. The calendar compressed. The city did not.
- The Weekly Notable Startup Funding Report: 8/31/26The notable startup funding rounds for the week ending 8/29/26 featuring funding details for Liner, CivilGrid, Transfyr, and thirty-two other deals representing $2.0B in new funding that you need to know about.
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