Stephane Alberth
About Stephane Alberth
Stephane Alberth is based in Switzerland. His LinkedIn profile gives his location as Freienbach and lists a PhD from the University of Cambridge. He writes that his path included McKinsey & Company and ABB, and that he returned to Zurich, where he founded Aixa.
The Leadership Works website describes him as a network partner and the founder of Aixa AG. It says he previously led transformation programs at McKinsey & Company and Partners in Performance, and has worked with Swisscom, ABB and SwissRe on enterprise-scale AI and learning systems. Tracxn lists Aixa as founded in 2022 and based in Pfaffikon, Switzerland, with Alberth as founder and CEO.
Aixa builds an AI-powered enterprise learning and capability-building platform. It uses AI Digital Humans to explain concepts, answer questions, guide learners through realistic scenarios and give personalized feedback. Use cases include onboarding, compliance and operational readiness, sales enablement, leadership development and expert knowledge transfer.
Crunchbase counts 1 investment and 1 portfolio company for Alberth, with 0 lead investments and 0 exits. It also counts 1 company founded. We found no public record of the investment's company, round, year or size, and no announcements of other angel investments. He is best described as an operator-founder rather than an active, publicly visible angel.
We found no public AI investments by Alberth other than his own company, Aixa. His public work is on the operating side of AI. That includes a Nov 2025 article on AI-enabled learning for organizational agility, co-authored with Professor Peter Merrotsy of The University of Western Australia, and a podcast-style series called The Learning Zone.
Alberth has not publicly stated a stage focus, sector thesis, geography or check size, so none is given here. His own work centers on enterprise AI, corporate learning, workforce capability and organizational transformation. Founders in those areas, especially in Switzerland and Europe, may find his operating experience relevant. That is an inference from his background, not a stated investing thesis.
- Aixa: AI-powered enterprise learning platform with Digital Humans, which Alberth founded and leads. Crunchbase lists one portfolio company for him, but the investment details are not public.
Investing activity
Stephane Alberth has made 1 investment according to Crunchbase across 1 portfolio company, and has founded 1 company.
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Frequently asked questions about Stephane Alberth
Who is Stephane Alberth?
He is the founder and CEO of Aixa, a Switzerland-based company that builds AI Digital Humans for enterprise learning. He holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge and has a background in transformation consulting at McKinsey & Company and Partners in Performance.
Is Stephane Alberth an active angel investor?
Public data shows little angel activity. Crunchbase lists 1 investment, 1 portfolio company, 0 lead investments and 0 exits.
What is Stephane Alberth's check size?
No check size is public, so we don't give one. Founders should ask him directly.
What stage and sectors does Stephane Alberth invest in?
He has not published a stage or sector thesis. His own company works in enterprise AI learning, which suggests where his expertise lies.
What company did Stephane Alberth found?
He founded Aixa, which Tracxn lists as established in 2022 and based in Pfaffikon, Switzerland. It builds a platform for creating and deploying Digital Humans for enterprise training.
Where is Stephane Alberth based?
He is based in Switzerland. LinkedIn lists Freienbach, and he describes returning to Zurich to found Aixa.
Is Stephane Alberth an angel investor?
Yes. Stephane Alberth invests personally as an angel. Crunchbase counts 1 investment.
How can founders reach Stephane Alberth?
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