The powerful Sequoia partner is too busy to remain on the Google board, and too aloof to take to the conference circuit. But it's sweet that the venture capitalist, an early backer of both Google and Yahoo, is making time for the young women of the Napkin Business Challenge. Women 2.0, a networking group for women in technology which is running the business plan competition, is offering to one of the winning teams a meeting with Moritz. Another prize, to the second-place team, we presume, is a session with DFJ's Tim Draper, the singer-songwriter who can entertain the group with one of his capitalist ballads. Insert joke here about third prize. [Thanks to Valleywag commenter thisgirlangie for the tip.]

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