We thrive on creating and managing venture programs for Europe's leading corporates, in sight of maximising strategic and financial returns
Every day, new offers and solutions are created by entrepreneurs.
For all companies and large groups, who face this new competition, it becomes key to innovate by relying on both their internal teams and also on the innovation of startups in their sector.
For the company, the stakes are multiple:
Corporate Venturing is the direct or indirect equity investment, in minority, in the capital of innovative SMEs. This tool is a great lever for companies and large groups to open up to innovation, accelerate their transformation and anticipate market developments.
Thus, this framework allows them to strengthen their links with startups in a sustainable way, in a logic of strategic and financial investment.
Direct investments enable to have its own investment strategy, to involve operational teams, strategic intelligence and control of its investment budget.
We work closely with companies to create and execute entirely personalised venture capital programs depending on the corporate’s strategy.
We help companies to define a sharp investment strategy, relevant processes, and execute deals with efficiency.
We work closely with the corporate’s team to set up their own startup investment strategy. And they remain in complete control throughout the entire investment process.
We have a deep knowledge of the CVC market and know how to manage a fund with efficiency. Due to our methodology, you can start investing in a few weeks.
We prepare all the paperwork, screening, due diligence, management, negotiating, monitoring, to help corporate’s team to focus on value creation with the startups.
We provide our expertise, network, Venture Capital methodology and also our dense pre-qualified dealflow to corporates. So they can save a lot of time and money.
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