起底红杉资本两位新老板：Sarah Guo 丈夫、硅谷知名华裔投资人，曾一同主导投资 OpenAI

Group 1 - The leadership of Sequoia Capital has changed, with Roelof Botha stepping down as Senior Steward and being succeeded by partners Alfred Lin and Pat Grady as the new co-leaders [1][4][11] - During Botha's tenure, Sequoia returned over $50 billion to its investors, and he was instrumental in early investments in companies like YouTube and Instagram [4][25] - Botha's leadership was marked by concerns from some partners regarding his management style and missed investment opportunities in the AI sector, including OpenAI and Anysphere [7][8][27] Group 2 - Alfred Lin, who joined Sequoia in 2010, is known for leading significant investments in companies such as Airbnb and DoorDash, and he emphasizes the importance of long-term impact in investments [12][15] - Lin's investment philosophy focuses on companies with clear values and the ability to evolve over time, aiming for sustained growth [15][16] - Pat Grady, who has been with Sequoia since 2007, has a strong track record in B2B and cloud services, with successful investments in Snowflake and Zoom [18][20][21] Group 3 - Sequoia Capital manages assets totaling $56 billion and has invested in notable startups like OpenAI and SpaceX [25] - Recently, Sequoia announced the launch of two new funds, one focused on early-stage companies with a size of $750 million and another seed fund of $200 million [26] - The firm has faced turbulence in recent years, including failed investments and partner departures, but the leadership change may revitalize the company [27][28]