Menlo Park, US · Angel
Michael Moritz
The firm
Sequoia CapitalVC firm · US215cheques in 12 months2088all time88ledRounds they were named in
- Rounds
- 1
- Led
- 0
- Disclosed
- $93.3M
- Active
- 2017
- MonzoRound$93.3MGBJoined · +4 investors
Rounds where a report named this person rather than a firm, matched on name: read it as a strong hint, not proof, since people share names.
Companies they are listed as backing
Portfolio
23andMeAMP Robotics
Agile Software
Alkira
All Raise
Andpad
Attentive
Berkeley Lights
Biofourmis
BitCloutCapitolis
CaptivateIQ
Census
Charlotte Tilbury Beauty
Clari
CopyAI
Cresta
Cribl
Docket
Doppler
Eduvanz
Eons
Faire
Fetch
Found
Gather
Geneva- Gong
Graphcore
Graphiant
Green Dot
HealthCentral
Instacart
Ironclad- Joro
Kalshi
36 of 112 companies.
Where they are named on record
Filings
- SEC Form D · Company raisingKlarna Group plcDirectoron 2 filings · since 2023
- SEC Form D · Company raisingOutside Interactive, Inc.Directorsince 2021
- SEC Form D · Company raisingStripe, Inc.Directoron 13 filings · since 2016
- SEC Form D · Company raisingBerkeley Lights, Inc.Directoron 3 filings · since 2016
- SEC Form D · Company raisingMaplebear Inc.Directoron 10 filings · since 2013
- SEC Form D · Company raisingKAYAK Software CorpDirectoron 2 filings · since 2012
- SEC Form D · Company raisingLUXIM CORPDirectoron 2 filings · since 2009
Each row is a document a firm filed with a regulator: somebody signed it, and it carries a date.
Their books
Return to the Little Kingdom: Steve Jobs and the Creation of Apple
Michael Moritz · 2009
4.00 from 1,175 ratings on Goodreads
About the book
In 1984, The Little The Private Story of Apple Computer told the story of Apple's first decade alongside the histories of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Now, completely revised and expanded, Return to the Little Kingdom is the definitive biography of Apple and its founders from…
The Little Kingdom: The Private Story of Apple Computer
Michael Moritz · 1984
4.41 from 73 ratings on Goodreads
About the book
Recounts the eight-year growth of Apple Computer, Inc., from garage workshop to international business leader and spotlights the personalities behind Apple's remarkable successes
Going for Broke: Lee Iacocca's Battle to Save Chrysler
Michael Moritz · 1981
3.74 from 23 ratings on Goodreads
About the book
A tongue-in-cheek guide for manwatchers everywhere provides a "helpful" classification of American males
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Michael Moritz - Lessons From 40 Years of Investing and Writing - [Invest Like the Best, EP.491]
WithMichael Moritz
Their bookReturn to the Little Kingdom
MentionsElon MuskSequoia Capital
About this episode
Michael Moritz led Sequoia Capital for nearly two decades and backed some of the defining companies of the internet era. In his new memoir, Ausländer, he turns his attention to his own family, Jewish refugees who fled Nazi Germany and rebuilt their lives in Wales. We discuss the imprint his… More on the show's page
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From the Shadow of the Death Camps to Leading Sequoia: A Family’s Journey Through Peril & Possibility (With Sir Michael Moritz)
WithMichael Moritz
Their bookReturn to the Little Kingdom
About this episode
Some lives trace the currents of history; a childhood in Wales, growing up in the shadow of parents who had escaped Nazi Germany, academic distinction at Oxford and Wharton, followed by a career that moved from journalism to the apex of Silicon Valley venture capital and a philanthropic record that… More on the show's page
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Mentioned in
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20VC: SaaS is Dead: Why Systems of Record Will Die in an Agentic World | What Revenue Multiple Will Software Companies Trade At? | From 7,000 to 3,000: We Need Less People Than Ever with Sebastian Siemiatkowski
MentionsSebastian SiemiatkowskiMichael Moritz
About this episode
Sebastian Siemiatkowski is the co-founder and CEO of Klarna, the global digital bank with over 114 million global active users and 3.4 million transactions per day. Seb is one of the leading public company CEOs pushing the boundaries of AI. AGENDA: 04:50, The Real Threat to SaaS is The… More on the show's page
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Sequoia's Roelof Botha: Why Venture Capital is Broken & How Great Companies Are Built
WithRoelof Botha
MentionsSequoia CapitalDoug LeoneMichael Moritz
About this episode
(0:00) Introducing Roelof Botha (1:08) Sequoia's Scout program and its best-performing funds ever (3:38) State of Venture Capital: Why it's broken, too much capital, not enough great companies (9:01) Why Sequoia separated from its China business, how they adapt to changing macro landscapes… More on the show's page
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Apple PodcastsThe show's pageMatt Huang - Investing At The Frontier - [Invest Like the Best, EP.420]
MentionsMatt HuangFred EhrsamParadigmSequoia CapitalMichael Moritz
About this episode
My guest today is Matt Huang, co-founder of Paradigm, a leading crypto investment firm with over $12 billion in assets under management. Before launching Paradigm in 2018 with Coinbase co-founder Fred Ehrsam, Matt was a partner at Sequoia Capital, where he led many of the firm's crypto investments.… More on the show's page
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Match Group’s deal with OpenAI is just business with AI glitter on top
MentionsMichael Moritz
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This week Mary Ann, Kirsten, and Alex gathered to chat through a massive sheaf of news. A note before we get to the rundown that Reddit filed to go public after we had recorded this episode, so notes on its IPO filing are not included in this particular episode. Don’t think that we won’t discuss… More on the show's page
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PayPal ft. Max Levchin - A merger of enemies that reshaped Silicon Valley
MentionsMax LevchinMichael Moritz
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PayPal was the defining tech company of its generation, with alumni going on to start YouTube, Tesla, Yelp, LinkedIn, among many others. But the company nearly didn’t make it. The PayPal of today only exists because of how its team navigated early, unprecedented inflection points. Find out why Max…
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