After three years leading deep tech investments for Booz Allen Ventures, Alex Bock is moving to a family office.
Venture investor Alex Bock has left defence-focused management consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton’s corporate venture capital subsidiary after nearly three and a half years at the unit.
Bock joined as Booz Allen Ventures was being set up in 2022, following three years in autonomy at defence manufacturer Northrop Grumman. He led deep tech investments for the CVC. His next role will be at an as yet undisclosed family office.
“I’m grateful for the Booz Allen Ventures team, the founders I worked with, and everyone across Booz Allen who supported what we were building,” Bock said in a LinkedIn post announcing the move.
“Helping stand up the investment platform was an amazing experience, and I’m proud of what we built and what the team will keep driving forward. Next up I’m joining a family office where I’ll be focusing on deep tech and working on some wild projects.”
Booz Allen Ventures invests in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, weapons, quantum, space and reindustrialisation technology developers. The unit tripled the size of its fund to $300m in July this year.
