Andreessen Horowitz is launching initiatives to deepen partnerships with allied nations, support its portfolio companies’ international growth, and attract new strategic investors. They’ve appointed Anne Neuberger to lead global technology and policy efforts, Raghu Raghuram to help growth companies scale abroad, and Jen Kha to build overseas partnerships, while continuing to fund top startups worldwide.

• A16z appointed Anne Neuberger (ex-defense/intel official) as GP to lead a new push into AI, robotics, defense, cybersecurity and supply-chain partnerships tied to national security.
• Managing partner Raghu Raghuram will personally help growth-stage portfolio companies expand abroad by opening doors to presidents, top buyers and influencers.
• Jen Kha has rebranded Investor Relations into a "Global Partnerships" team targeting sovereign wealth funds and strategic institutions, not just traditional LPs.
• The firm has already made over 100 investments outside the U.S. and just opened a Tokyo office as part of a three-year international expansion effort.

a16z has rebranded its Investor Relations arm as Global Partnerships to connect founders and LPs with sovereign, institutional, and strategic capital worldwide. The team will broker cross-border deals, engage governments and large investors, and help startups scale internationally from day one.

• a16z renamed its Investor Relations team to Global Partnerships to broker deals connecting LPs, sovereign wealth funds, and governments directly with portfolio startups.
• The team already helped arrange HUMAIN AI's $900M Series C investment in Luma, tied to a 2GW AI supercluster being built in Saudi Arabia.
• They're also working with Kalshi on regulatory frameworks for prediction markets and have opened talks in Tokyo following a meeting with Japan's prime minister.