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Neil Shen (Chinese: 沈南鹏; pinyin: Shěn Nánpéng) is a Chinese Venture Capitalist and entrepreneur who is the founding and managing partner of HongShan, formerly known as Sequoia China, the Chinese arm of venture capital firm, Sequoia Capital. Prior to that, he was a co-founder of two companies, Ctrip.com and Home Inn. [1][2]
The company was founded by James Liang, Neil Shen, Min Fan, and Qi Ji in June 1999. [5] [6] The company was listed on the NASDAQ in 2003 through a variable interest entity (VIE) based in the Cayman Islands in a Merrill Lynch-led offering, raising US$75 million from the sale of 4.2 million American depositary receipts at $18 each. It appreciated ...
Neil Shen made a fortune off of China's tech unicorns. Now, he must pivot. China’s tech crackdown is forcing the venture capitalist behind Sequoia China’s $9 billion fund to deploy a new ...
Ctrip.com co-founders, Neil Shen and Ji Qi co-founded the chain in 2001, [4] [5] and it began in 2002. [3] Private equity funded the hotel chain. [6] In October 2006 it was listed on Nasdaq in the United States. IDG Ventures invested in the company, causing it to raise $109 million U.S. dollars in its 2006 Nasdaq listing. [4]
Neil Shen, founding and managing partner of Sequoia Capital China, has recommended Hong Kong to create its own cross-border stablecoin.The post Sequoia China's founder Neil Shen suggests Hong Kong ...
Neil Shen, steward of Sequoia Capital and managing partner of Sequoia Capital China, added: “Under the leadership of brothers Rami, Firas and Bassel Atallah, Ssense has emerged as one of the ...
Neil Shen: $3.3 billion Sequoia Capital China: 26: Cho Tak Wong: $3.1 billion Fuyao: 27: Or Wai Sheun: $3.1 billion Kowloon Development Company: 28: Rita Tong Liu: $3.1 billion Gale Well Group 29: Chan Tan Ching-fen: $3 billion Hang Lung Group: 30: Li Jianquan & family: $2.9 billion Winner Medical 31: Ronald McAulay: $2.9 billion CLP Holdings ...
Liang co-founded Ctrip in 1999, with Neil Shen, Min Fan, and Ji Qi. He was the CEO from 2000 to January 2006, and from March 2013 to November 2016, and chairman since August 2003. [13] In November 2016, Jane Jie Sun succeeded him as CEO, with Liang remaining as executive chairman. [12] [14]