Alexandra Hill,

NEW YORK

Alexandra Hill is the strategic partner for entrepreneurs, executives, and innovators at the most consequential moment in their careers: the transition from building something to realizing its value.

She advises across the full lifecycle — preparing for a liquidity event, structuring the transaction, and building the financial architecture that protects and deploys capital long after the deal closes. Concentrated equity, after-tax outcomes, long-term strategy — the work that most advisors hand off, she leads.

She is the author of Built to Exit, a framework for how entrepreneurs and executives can position their businesses and personal capital for a successful transition before the moment arrives.

She is the founder of Fast 10 by Alexandra Hill, an interview series at the intersection of entrepreneurship, capital, and ideas — connecting founders, investors, operators, and innovators across the ecosystem.

Her credentials reflect the full scope of her work. She holds a BS in Finance & Investments from Baruch College and an MBA in International Business. She is a Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) — a designation held by fewer than 1% of financial advisors — equipping her to advise on the business, personal, and financial dimensions of an exit simultaneously, not just the transaction itself. Her clients span over 30 jurisdictions across the globe.

She is an active member of the Entrepreneurs' Organization and part of the Silicon Valley innovation hub — embedded in the ecosystem where many of the world's most significant liquidity events originate.

One of approximately 125 executives selected globally each year, Alexandra is a candidate for the MIT Sloan Fellows MBA (Class of 2027), with a focus on capital markets, innovation, and the evolving role of technology in finance — bringing institutional thinking into the private client space.

Her work centers on three areas:

• Exit and liquidity planning — structuring equity and timing for the strongest possible outcome
• Post liquidity optimization — preserving, structuring, and deploying capital after a transaction
• Long term financial architecture — investments, tax strategy, and estate planning as one integrated system
• She believes access is a form of capital — and one of the most underleveraged. Through her advisory work and platform, she connects founders, executives, investors, and allocators in ways that compound well beyond any single transaction.

The goal is never just the liquidity event. It's what it makes possible.

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