Nico Caprez’s wife is Madison Huang, the 35-year-old daughter of NVIDIA co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang. The couple, both NVIDIA executives, married in Hawaii in late September 2026 after meeting years earlier as students at London Business School. Caprez, a former Swiss alpine skier turned tech executive, serves as Vice President of Global AI Infrastructure Growth, while Madison leads product and technical marketing for NVIDIA’s physical AI platforms.
Their marriage has drawn attention amid NVIDIA’s rapid growth and recent public discussions around family roles at the company. Here’s a clear look at who Madison is, how the couple connected, and what their roles mean for one of America’s most influential technology firms.
Who Is Madison Huang?
Madison Huang is the elder of Jensen and Lori Huang’s two children. She currently serves as Senior Director of Product and Technical Marketing for Physical AI Platforms at NVIDIA. In this role she oversees marketing and go-to-market strategy for key technologies including NVIDIA Omniverse (for industrial digital twins and simulation), Cosmos world foundation models, and the Isaac robotics platform.
Her path to NVIDIA was unconventional. Before joining the company, Madison trained in culinary arts, earning a degree from the Culinary Institute of America and studying pastry and wine at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris. She worked as a chef in New York and the San Francisco Bay Area, then moved into luxury marketing with LVMH. She later completed an MBA in Marketing and Strategy at London Business School.
Madison joined NVIDIA in 2020 as a marketing intern while finishing her MBA. She advanced through product marketing roles focused on Omniverse and robotics before reaching her current senior director position. NVIDIA’s 2026 proxy statement confirmed that both Madison and her brother Spencer are employees of the company (neither is an executive officer and neither reports directly to their father). Spencer works in robotics product management.
How Nico Caprez and Madison Huang Met and Married
Caprez and Madison met while both were studying for their MBAs at London Business School. They graduated in 2021. Caprez, who is from Silvaplana, Switzerland, had previously competed as an alpine skier for the Swiss national team. He was a junior national downhill champion and placed sixth in Super-G at the 2010 World Junior Championships before retiring around 2013 after a knee injury.
After skiing, he worked as a management consultant at Boston Consulting Group’s Zurich office, earned a bachelor’s degree in Banking and Finance from the University of Zurich, and later worked as an investment analyst at Zurich-based PSquared Asset Management. He joined NVIDIA in early 2024 in a corporate development role (with support from Madison’s introduction) and was promoted in January 2026 to Vice President of Global AI Infrastructure Growth, skipping the senior director level.
The couple held their wedding in Hawaii in late September 2026. Caprez reportedly returned to work quickly afterward, attending an NVIDIA investor dinner in New York shortly after the ceremony. Both continue to hold senior positions at the company, with Caprez focused on scaling AI infrastructure partnerships with cloud providers, neocloud operators, and strategic partners, including involvement in large-scale financing efforts for AI compute capacity.
Nico Caprez’s Earlier Relationship
Before his relationship with Madison, Caprez was in a long-term relationship with Swiss alpine skier Wendy Holdener. The pair met around 2010 and were together for roughly nine to ten years before separating in late 2019 or early 2020. Holdener is a decorated World Cup competitor. Caprez has kept a relatively low public profile outside of his professional work.
What Their Roles Mean at NVIDIA
NVIDIA, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, sits at the center of the U.S. and global AI boom. Caprez’s work on AI infrastructure growth supports the company’s efforts to expand data-center capacity and partnerships with major cloud and emerging “neocloud” providers. Madison’s focus on physical AI addresses the next phase of the technology—bringing AI into factories, warehouses, robotics, and real-world industrial settings through simulation and digital twins.
The presence of multiple Huang family members at the company has prompted some internal and external speculation about long-term leadership succession. NVIDIA has not announced any formal succession plan, and the company is a publicly traded firm subject to standard governance processes. Jensen Huang has previously indicated he hopes to remain in his role for many years and has said any future leaders would need to earn their positions.
Recent news coverage of personal matters involving Jensen Huang has increased public interest in the family, including Madison’s cancellation of a planned trip to Seoul for NVIDIA AI Day 2026, which was attributed to family reasons. These developments remain separate from the couple’s professional responsibilities.
Looking Ahead
As of November 2026, both Caprez and Madison Huang continue in their senior roles at NVIDIA. Caprez has increased his public visibility through conference appearances and LinkedIn activity focused on AI infrastructure. Readers following NVIDIA’s growth, AI infrastructure investments, or family involvement at major U.S. technology companies can watch for further announcements from the company or regulatory filings.
Official company information is available on the NVIDIA website. Details on Madison’s professional background appear in her author profile on the NVIDIA Blog. Caprez’s role was described in his speaker biography for the Milken Institute Global Conference 2026. Background on the Huang family and their NVIDIA positions has also been covered by outlets such as People.
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