About

Logan Zev Horowitz

I’m a product leader and investor focused on AI, frontier technology, and durable software businesses. I care about what survives model commoditization, how compute economics shape industries, and the difference between building something that lasts and riding a wave.

Currently at Columbia Business School as an MBA candidate and Venture Fellow. Before that, I led product at Fliff, growing the app from 195K to 800K monthly active users while driving ~$50M EBITDA, and at Mojo, where I helped raise a $75M Series A from Thrive Capital and Tiger Global and launched the world’s first regulated sports stock market.

Earlier: technology strategy at Cerberus Capital Management, supporting a €2.25B exit, and data science at Walmart’s Store No. 8 stealth incubator. Cornell ’21, Information Science, magna cum laude.

I write about compute economics, AI infrastructure, and what makes companies durable at Middle Layer.