Gandhi stands out for his unusually deep, multi-decade partnerships with repeat founders like Marc Lore, whom he has backed across three different companies (Diapers.com, Jet.com, and Wonder), and for leading every funding round for companies like CrowdStrike from early growth through IPO rather than just making initial bets. He also bridges Silicon Valley and India's tech ecosystem in a hands-on way, having led Accel's early investment in Flipkart when the founders were shipping books on scooters and continuing to fly regularly to India to work closely with teams there. Gandhi stands out for his unusually deep, multi-decade partnerships with repeat founders like Marc Lore, whom he has backed across three different companies (Diapers.com, Jet.com, and Wonder), and for leading every funding round for companies like CrowdStrike from early growth through IPO rather than just making initial bets. He also bridges Silicon Valley and India's tech ecosystem in a hands-on way, having led Accel's early investment in Flipkart when the founders were shipping books on scooters and continuing to fly regularly to India to work closely with teams there.