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Daniela Amodei

ROLE PRESIDENT & CO-FOUNDERAT ANTHROPICMENTIONS 8LAST SEEN OCTOBER 7, 2026
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Daniela Amodei is the President and co-founder of Anthropic, focused on business operations and scaling the company.

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mention·StrictlyVC·OCTOBER 7, 2026

“CEO Dario Amodei took home $18 million in 2025, mostly in stock and options. He and his sister, co-founder Daniela Amodei, have also pledged to give away 80% of their personal Anthropic equity to charitable causes.”

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mention·Axios AI+·SEPTEMBER 24, 2026
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mention·Axios AI+·AUGUST 24, 2026

“'Anthropic's had a culture interview since day one,' co-founder and president Daniela Amodei said in a Bain Capital video posted two years ago.”

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hire·The AI Corner·AUGUST 10, 2026

“She joined Stripe in 2013, when it was roughly 40 people, and stayed close to 6 years running risk and recruiting.”

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mention·The AI Corner·AUGUST 10, 2026

“She is married to Holden Karnofsky, co-founder of the philanthropic foundation now called Coefficient Giving, which sat close to Anthropic's earliest funding world.”

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hire·The AI Corner·AUGUST 10, 2026

“Daniela takes day-to-day operations and the commercial side. That machine is the load-bearing part of the Anthropic story.”

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hire·The AI Corner·AUGUST 10, 2026

“She joined OpenAI in 2018, where she managed the team through GPT-2 and became vice president of safety and policy.”

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mention·Lightcone·MAY 25, 2026

“Credit to Dario and Daniela and the whole team... I remember working with them on their charter and they had to defend this idea for two years because they kept writing it into the term sheets... it took time to figure out what they wanted to do.”

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Daniela Amodei — 8 mentions on Teahose