Sequoia Capital Undergoes Leadership Shakeup as Moritz Departs, Vernal Exits
- Michael Moritz is leaving Sequoia Capital after nearly 40 years to focus on the firm's wealth management arm.
- Mike Vernal, a partner focused on early-stage startups, is also leaving the storied VC firm.
- The moves come amid a broader restructuring at Sequoia led by global managing partner Roelof Botha.
- Moritz's exit will lead to board seat changes at Stripe, Klarna, Instacart and other Sequoia-backed startups.
- Sequoia's assets under management have declined in recent months amid the broader pullback in startup funding.