European companies lag behind U.S. corporations in starting new businesses. A few best-practice companies show how the continent can compete.
Editor’s Note: though a bit topical and ostensibly focused on Europe, the article lays out a general guide for any company considering setting up a corporate venturing initiative.
Content: Article
Authors: Frank Vrancken Peeters, Mark Melford, Rob Schuyt
Source: strategy+business
Subjects: Industry Specific, Venture Capital
Authors: Frank Vrancken Peeters, Mark Melford, Rob Schuyt
Source: strategy+business
Subjects: Industry Specific, Venture Capital
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