Michael Seibel is leaving Y Combinator | TechCrunch
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Michael Seibel announced his transition to a 'partner emeritus' position at Y Combinator after more than a decade. His journey with YC began as a founder, leading to various leadership roles including CEO. Despite surprising some with his departure, the transition was hinted at following Garry Tan's CEO appointment. Seibel expressed his intent to engage in government work after taking the summer to relax, reflecting on his passion for the public sector and thanking YC founders for their impact on his life.
Michael Seibel announced his transition to a "partner emeritus" role at YC after over 12 years, expressing eagerness to support government initiatives.
Garry Tan noted Seibel’s long history with Y Combinator, highlighting how he first joined as a founder before taking on various leadership roles.
Seibel expressed gratitude for Y Combinator’s founders, crediting them for transforming his life and influencing his future endeavors in government.
While Seibel's departure surprised some, it had been anticipated following Garry Tan's appointment as CEO, who was initially expected to run a separate venture fund.
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