Corporate Venturing Units: 7 Strategies Fuelling Growth
With an analysis of real-world hero cases of Fortune500 companies and more.
A few of the top global companies gaining insights from this report
What is it for?
It’s no longer enough to build, buy, partner, or invest with just one venture. Developing a portfolio of ventures spreads the risk and increases the probability of success of your entire venturing efforts. We’ve compiled a list of 7 common venturing strategies and concrete examples of how these are being applied in the real world.
Benefits:
- Discover 7 actionable strategies that cover a wide variety of corporate realities and needs.
- See real-world cases of how global corporations are rapidly increasing their future revenue options.
- Get an in-depth mapping of each strategy based on a set of 8 criteria.
What you can expect.
Key learnings.
No one-size-fits-all
Each strategy is being used as a base and adapted to the corporate’s needs and availability of resources.
Corporations are taking this seriously
Major global corporations have ramped up their investments in building their own venturing units in recent years.
Time is of the essence
A venturing unit is in itself a brand and early players have a greater chance of attracting top startups in the future.
Greater sense of control on disruption
By being active players in the startup world, corporations are able to take advantage of industry disruptors instead of fighting the tide.
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