Why Bosch’s €200 Million Venture Builder Isn’t About the P&L
Bosch’s venture unit creates startups to explore markets the company has yet to enter. It builds them on unused patents and places them in separate companies outside the corporation, run by outside founders and venture studios.
Still Standing: Would Your Venture Unit Survive Its Next Budget Review?
Units that last don’t try to remove their internal tensions. Seven years of research with more than 100 corporate venture leaders shows the routines they use to manage those tensions instead.
The Venture Clienting Puzzle: Solving for Culture, Strategy, and Scale
The process looks linear on a slide. In practice, it is a series of checkpoints where organizations either catch the problems early or spend months wondering why nothing scaled.
The Innovator's Dilemma for 2026: Two Survival Strategies
Macroeconomic volatility, stock market expectations, internal pressure to deliver ROI: the magnifying glass is set on innovation in 2026. But there's not just one way to respond.
