Corporate Venturing and Innovation
offered by INSEAD - France

Private University
1 Campus
Estd. 1957

Corporate Venturing and Innovation
at
INSEAD - France
Overview

Build the mechanisms to fund and support new businesses as they test and validate ideas

Duration	5 days
Total fee	₹8.71 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	UG Certificate

Corporate Venturing and Innovation
at
INSEAD - France
Highlights

Earn a certificate of completion from Insead
Learn from real-life case studies

Corporate Venturing and Innovation
at
INSEAD - France
Course details

Who should do this course?

For Board members and C-suite executives
For Corporate business development professionals
For Chief Technology and Innovation Officers
For R&D professionals
For Business unit executives
For Next-generation family business owners

What are the course deliverables?

Decide on the best structure/ processes/ alternatives for your own corporate venturing efforts
Align expectations across the parent company, business units, and the portfolio of ventures
Determine clear strategic and financial return targets
Discover how to structure the relationship between the parent company and your ventures
Develop and deploy a highly skilled business-building team
Decide on the best mix of venture-building tools for your corporate environment

More about this course

To accelerate innovation and leverage growth opportunities, forward-thinking firms are increasingly turning to corporate venturing: finding, funding, and then nurturing and ultimately monetising new businesses through exit or integration into the parent company's core business processes
Put simply, corporate venturing is providing companies a new and more robust mechanism to stay ahead of the curve
You gain clear insights into the dynamics of corporate venturing
You emerge from the programme with a comprehensive understanding of what's at stake, and a customised action plan to build new businesses

Corporate Venturing and Innovation
at
INSEAD - France
Curriculum

Models for tapping into internal and external innovations to build new businesses

Building new businesses by exploiting ideas internally

Building new businesses by partnering with venture capitalists and start-ups

Building innovation ecosystems

Overcoming the organisational challenge to building and scaling new businesses

Corporate Venturing and Innovation
at
INSEAD - France
Faculty details

Jason Davis

His research has focused on issues of collaboration and adaptation by 'big tech' computing companies in Silicon Valley and Seattle, fast experimentation by mobile app ventures on the iPhone and Android platforms, and the social media strategies of the Fortune 500 companies using Twitter and Facebook.

Vibha Gaba, Programme Director

Vibha Gaba is a Professor of Entrepreneurship at INSEAD. Her core expertise is in the area of corporate entrepreneurship, organisational innovation and learning. At INSEAD, she teaches modules on leadership and change in various open-enrolment and specialised Executive Education programmes including Leading Successful Change and Learning to Lead.

Claudia Zeisberger, Programme Director

Claudia Zeisberger is a Senior Affiliate Professor of Decision Sciences and Entrepreneurship & Family Enterprise at INSEAD, and the Founder and Academic Director of the school’s private equity centre (GPEI). Professor Zeisberger also teaches the Private Equity & Venture Capital, Corporate Turnaround and Risk management electives in INSEAD’s MBA, EMBA and Executive Education programmes

Balagopal Vissa, Professor of Entrepreneurship

Balagopal (Bala) Vissa's research focuses on the people side of entrepreneurship — such as structuring effective venture teams, building entrepreneurial networks, and enhancing corporate governance — particularly in emerging economies.