Bezos Expeditions

Bezos Expeditions

Bezos Expeditions is the single-family office and personal investment vehicle of Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.com. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Mercer Island, Washington, United States, it manages Bezos’s private capital across early- and late-stage investments spanning technology, artificial intelligence, robotics, aerospace, biotechnology, media, fintech, and related sectors (per official website listings of selected investments and projects). The firm’s public website identifies major associated holdings and initiatives including Blue Origin, The Washington Post, Airbnb, Anduril, Perplexity, Uber, Workday, Figure, Skild AI, Field AI, and others, alongside philanthropic and long-duration efforts such as the Bezos Day One Fund, Bezos Family Foundation, the 10,000-Year Clock, and Apollo F-1 engine recovery. As a private single-family office it is not registered as an investment adviser with the SEC, does not file Form ADV or public AUM disclosures, and operates with a deliberately low profile. Investment activity continues actively into 2026, including multiple AI-focused rounds. Leadership centers on Jeff Bezos as founder and principal, with Melinda Lewison long serving as Managing Director. The office relies solely on the principal’s capital rather than external limited partners and maintains selective transparency limited primarily to its portfolio website.