This article was originally published in Fast Company.
What does it meant to take a Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) approach to personal investing as it pertains to energy transition trends?
Typically, CVC groups within large corporates have the dual objectives of achieving financial returns and securing access to emerging technologies and business models that are likely to impact or disrupt the corporate’s core markets. By virtue of establishing a CVC and entering the pool of potential investors that startups call on for fundraising, corporates get access to market intelligence—even if they decline to invest.
Recently, Energy Managing Director Julie McLaughlin wrote an article on how to leverage CVC investments and set yourself up for success.
Read the full article.
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