Overview
Basile Senesi serves as Chief Revenue Officer at F2[1][3], an AI native operating system for institutional finance[2]. Senesi has held four founding sales positions and builds, leads, and scales sales, marketing, and success teams from scratch[2]. Beyond the current role, Senesi operates as General Partner at Senesi Ventures since January 2022[4] and owns Coteau Pavot, a winery, since January 2021[5]. Previous positions include Chief Revenue Officer at Arc Technologies from May 2022 to September 2025[6], Scout at Andreessen Horowitz from March 2024 to March 2025[7], and Chief Revenue Officer at Hum Capital from April 2021 to May 2022[8]. Senesi holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Government from University of California, Davis[11][12], and completed a French Baccalaureate at Lycee Francais La Perouse[13].
Profile introduction
4 time 0-10+ founding sales hire. I build, lead and scale best in class Sales, Marketing, and Success teams from scratch. Now building the AI native operating system for institutional finance at F2 by day, and investing in brilliant founders across fintech, SaaS and deeptech by night 🔨💰 My home is in SF but my heart is in my Sonoma winery 🍷 🍇 Proud dad. French born, American trained 🇫🇷 🇺🇸
Career history
- Chief Revenue OfficerNov 2024 to presentF2
- General PartnerJan 2022 to presentSenesi Ventures
- OwnerJan 2021 to presentCoteau Pavot
- Chief Revenue OfficerMay 2022 to Sep 2025Arc Technologies
- ScoutMar 2024 to Mar 2025Andreessen Horowitz
- Chief Revenue OfficerApr 2021 to May 2022Hum Capital
- Strategic AdvisorNov 2020 to Nov 2021Lendflow
- Strategic AdvisorAug 2020 to Sep 2021Pipe
Education
- Bachelor of Arts, EconomicsUniversity of CaliforniaDavis
- Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Political Science and GovernmentUniversity of CaliforniaDavis
- French Baccalaureate at Lycee Francais La Perouse
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