Sequoia China rebranding is high-stakes leadership test | Sarah McBride

The venture capital giant formerly known as Sequoia China is slated to host a major gathering of investors this month. The annual meeting is a kind of coming out party for HongShan, which formally split with Sequoia in June, and has $56 billion under management.  But a dismal climate for startups and ratcheting geopolitical tensions mean that the…

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