"Corporate venture building can help companies leverage existing endowments such as customer relationships and intellectual property to address a $9 trillion shareholder value deficit."
"The biggest US companies face a $9 trillion deficit in shareholder value, necessitating corporate ventures to achieve a 15% annual growth in total shareholder return by 2029."
According to EY-Parthenon, the largest US companies face a $9 trillion deficit in shareholder value, which limits their ability to achieve a minimum 15% annual growth by 2029. This analysis emphasizes the critical role of corporate venture building for companies outside the top tech performers. Established firms can leverage their existing resources and assets to initiate effective ventures, thereby closing the value gap and driving growth. The article also outlines four corporate venture archetypes, highlighting the importance of strategic innovation in a crowded market.
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