George Robson joined Sequoia at 25 and later became one of its youngest partners, after helping build Revolut's subscription business across 40+ markets and co-founding Kickstart, a student accelerator he started at LSE; he still answers cold emails directly and looks for founders with intense energy taking on industries that lack strong talent, especially in fintech, where he prefers backing outsiders who rebuild regulated industries from scratch rather than just sell tools to them. He treats storytelling as a core skill for building a company, not just for raising money, an idea shaped partly by Sequoia's Friday story time sessions, and he judges founders as much by their personal backstory and grit as by the market they're in, while pointing to climate and crypto, especially zero-carbon concrete, as the fields most likely to produce the world's first trillionaire.