While many of his former PayPal peers have spent the last week rallying around who they will support in the 2024 election cycle, Sequoia Capital’s top partner Roelof Botha criticized the level of division in the country on Tuesday and said that his firm would not wade in.
“At Sequoia as a partnership, we don’t take a political point of view,” Botha said Tuesday at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference in Park City, Utah. He added: “We're proud of the fact that we've enabled many of our partners to express their respected individual views along the way, and given them that freedom.”
