About
Aaron Bernstein leads partnerships at Gigascale Capital, supporting portfolio companies with commercialization through strategic introductions and business development. He previously created and led the Partnerships team at Breakthrough Energy, where he helped raise over $1B for the Catalyst program and built go-to-market support for its portfolio companies. Earlier, he spent 10 years at Facebook (now Meta) building telecom connectivity and infrastructure partner ecosystems, cofounded the Telecom Infra Project, and held roles at Qualcomm, PacketVideo, and PwC. He holds an MBA from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management and a BA in Political Science from Haverford College.
Invests in
Climate Tech
Experience
- Gigascale CapitalHead of Partnershipscurrent2025 β present
- Breakthrough EnergyVice President, Partnerships2021 β 2025
- Telecom Infra ProjectCo-Creator & Board Member2017 β 2021
- MetaDirector, Connectivity Ecosystem Programs2015 β 2021Menlo Park, California
- MetaDirector, Mobile Partnerships2011 β 2014Menlo Park, California
- QualcommDirector, Business Development, Developer Ecosystem2003 β 2011
- PacketVideo CorporationDirector, Product Management2000 β 2003
- RealNetworksProduct Manager Intern, Broadband Group1999 β 2000
- PricewaterhouseCoopers ConsultingAssociate, Telecom & Media Consulting Group1995 β 1998
Education
- Northwestern University - Kellogg School of ManagementMBA1998 β 2000
- Haverford CollegeBA, Political Science1991 β 1995
Skills & more
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Mobile CommunicationsTelecommunicationsMonetizationWirelessStart-upsProduct Lifecycle ManagementBusiness DevelopmentMobile StrategyStrategyMobile CommerceMarketing StrategyCross-functional Team LeadershipFrom Aaron's professional profile.
Same school
Also attended Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management521
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Also attended Haverford College20
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Shared employers
Also worked at Breakthrough Energy30
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Also worked at Telecom Infra Project1
Also worked at Meta123
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Also worked at Qualcomm42
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