How Sequoia Capital is adapting amid the tech winter
Despite the recent tech winter causing investor appetite in various sectors to rise and fall, some areas remain hot among the region’s VCs.
However, it is also leading to a changing dynamic between founders and their investors, particularly in the realm of corporate governance.

Shailendra Singh, managing director of Sequoia Capital India and Southeast Asia / Photo credit: Sequoia Capital
On Wednesday, September 21, at 5.10 p.m. SGT, at Tech in Asia Conference 2022, Shailendra Singh, managing director of Sequoia Capital India and Southeast Asia, will take the stage at a fireside chat, moderated by Tech in Asia editor-in-chief Terence Lee, to discuss these changing sentiments. They will also discuss the investment opportunities that Sequoia has identified within Southeast Asia that remain exciting and untapped, how the VC has adapted its investment approach amid the tech winter, and what new initiatives we can expect from the firm in the near future.
Make sure to get your tickets to Tech in Asia Conference 2022 now so you can catch the session – Tech in Asia Subscribers can claim a free General Pass to the event, which also gives them access to our exclusive Subscribers Lounge at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.
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Editing by Arpit Nayak
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