Early Google and Apple backer Sequoia Capital hires its first partner in Europe as it looks beyond the US
that Sequoia was stepping up its search for talent in Europe as part of its increasing interest in startups on the continent.
Luciana Lixandru joined Accel in 2011, where she was focused on enterprise software and consumer internet companies. She led Accel's investments in Deliveroo, UiPath, Framer, Tessian, Miro and is also on the board of Vinted. It is likely Lixandru will have to quit her Accel board positions when she joins Sequoia.
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