New updates have been reported about AlphaSense.
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AlphaSense has appointed Samantha Greenberg as Chief Financial Officer, tasking the veteran investor and operator with leading capital markets strategy, financial operations, and investor engagement as the AI market intelligence platform scales. Reporting to CEO and founder Jack Kokko, she is expected to strengthen AlphaSense’s financial infrastructure and forecasting discipline to support continued rapid growth and position the company for potential future capital events.
Greenberg joins AlphaSense from ID.me and previously Mint House, following a 25-plus-year career in finance that includes senior roles at Citadel, Goldman Sachs, and Paulson & Co., as well as founding Margate Capital, once the third-largest female-run hedge fund in the U.S. Her background as a public markets tech investor and board member at Nasdaq-listed CSG Systems, combined with her advisory role at Wharton’s AI & Analytics Board, aligns with AlphaSense’s push to deepen applied AI capabilities for its 7,000-plus enterprise customers, which include nearly 70% of the S&P 500 and all major global investment banks.
Kokko framed the appointment as central to AlphaSense’s next phase of scale, emphasizing Greenberg’s experience in building quantitative forecasting, operational rigor, and capital strategy in technology businesses. Greenberg, a long-time user of the platform, highlighted AlphaSense’s role in automating research-to-decision workflows via AI agents such as Generative Search, Generative Grid, and Deep Research, and said she intends to help guide the company through a phase of “hypergrowth” while building long-term value for customers, employees, partners, and investors.
The CFO transition comes as AlphaSense competes to consolidate its position in applied AI and workflow orchestration, leveraging a content universe of more than 500 million premium documents and enterprise-grade security to serve financial and corporate clients. With a strengthened finance function and clearer capital markets posture under Greenberg, the company appears to be laying groundwork for larger-scale strategic moves, including potential public-market readiness, expanded investor outreach, and more aggressive investment in AI product development and go-to-market execution.