Don Valentine
American venture capitalist known as the founder of Sequoia Capital.
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Valentin died on October 25, 2019 at the age of 87. He is survived by three children and seven grandchildren who live in the Bay area.He is survived by three children and seven grandchildren who live in the Bay area.
Valentin died on October 25, 2019 at the age of 87. He is survived by three children and seven grandchildren who live in the Bay area.
Valentin died on October 25, 2019 at the age of 87. He is survived by three children and seven grandchildren who live in the Bay area
Valentin died on October 25, 2019 at the age of 87.
Valentin died on October 25, 2019 at the age of 87.
Valentin died on October 25, 2019 at the age of 87.
Valentine starred in the documentary "Something Risky""Something Risky", which premiered in 2011.
Valentine starred in the documentary "Something Risky""Something Risky", which premiered in 2011.
Valentine starred in the documentary "Something Risky", which premiered in 2011.
He has served on the boards of directors of many other technology companies, including Apple, Atari, C-Cube, Cisco Systems, Electronic Arts, Linear Technology, LSI Logic, Microchip Technology, NetApp, Oracle, PMC-Sierra.
He has served on the boards of directors of many other technology companies, including Apple, Atari, C-Cube, Cisco Systems, Electronic Arts, Linear Technology, LSI Logic, Microchip Technology, NetApp, Oracle, PMC-Sierra
Valentine was the chairman of NetApp and Traiana.
Valentine was the chairman of NetApp and Traiana.
Valentine was the chairman of NetApp and Traiana.
And in 1978, Sequoia invested $150,000 in Apple Inc.
And in 1978, Sequoia invested $150,000 in Apple Inc.
And in 1978, Sequoia invested $150,000 in Apple Inc.
And in 1978, Sequoia invested $150,000 in Apple Inc.
And in 1978, Sequoia invested $150,000 in Apple Inc.
Sequoia was one of the first investors in Apple Computer and Atari after Valentine met Steve Jobs when he was an Atari line engineer.
Sequoia's first investment was in Atari in 1975, before the company was sold to Warner Communications for $28 million.
In 1972 , Valentine founded the venture capital firm Sequoia Capital .
In 1972 , Valentine founded the venture capital firm Sequoia Capital .
In 1972 , Valentine founded the venture capital firm Sequoia Capital .
Initially, the company focused on early venture investments in small, risky technology companies.
He worked in this position for less than a year before moving to Fairchild Semiconductor, where he built up the sales department for seven years. He left and joined National Semiconductor, working as a senior sales and marketing manager.
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