Bob describes Eshelman's work to create cutting-edge digital health solutions, including startups co-created with our team through its venture studio.
AgriNovus Indiana CEO Mitch Frazier moderated an engaging panel discussion at Alloy 2024 with three AgTech startup leaders on the state of AgriFood.
In his Alloy 2024 keynote, High Alpha Innovation CEO Elliott Parker noted why corporations must thoughtfully blend the use of AI with human ingenuity.
"Creator collectives" are mutually beneficial for content creators and retailers, and a platform that connects the two can enhance their relationship.
Get a glimpse of what was discussed by the many innovators, investors, and entrepreneurs who took the stage at the 2024 Alloy Venture-Building Summit.
Ironically, corporations looking to build startups must act like startups to do so: conduct fast, cheap experiments to test and validate assumptions.
Find out how Fieldbook Studio is addressing critical technology gaps and opportunities by creating new, novel solutions across the retail value chain.
Ferry explains why he joined the startup, co-created with a Top-5 Pharma, and how the platform streamlines Medical, Legal, & Regulatory (MLR) reviews.
What does it mean to get launch timing "right"? And how can startup founders ensure they bring their new companies to market at the optimal moment?
'Black-swan' events like the global pandemic offer large-scale organizations a silver lining: the chance to create startups that solve big problems.
Community Health Network EVP, CTO Patrick McGill, MD, shares why he's excited to offer helpful business insights with our HealthTech startup founders.
Chuck CEO Todd Thomas explains how Woodchuck.AI will revolutionize the energy industry and help construction firms meet their sustainability goals.
Learn how Arkansas built Fieldbook Studio, the first U.S. Treasury-approved venture studio, with SSBCI funding — and how other states can do the same.
Purdue University's Lourival Monaco details how DIAL Ventures is working to help incentivize farmers to adopt regenerative agriculture practices.
Learn how speaking directly with the target audience for your prospective tech startup can help you validate (or invalidate) your business concept.
Crafting a compelling and memorable visual identity for partners' startups is just one form of advantage we offer them and portfolio company founders.
The Goldie Health founder explains how the tech helps post-overdose response teams, EMS, and case managers respond to those in acute opioid crisis.
Academic and business leaders shared their insights on the value of ongoing community investment, at a recent Aspen Institute event hosted at our HQ.
Zeck CEO and Co-founder Robert Wolfe details why he wanted to completely reimagine board meetings and what the AI-powered platform offers executives.
It's not just corporations, universities, state governments, and non-profits creating new companies. Now, VCs are also getting into venture building.
Discover what our Venture-Building Roundtable offers corporate and university leaders, and what to expect at the next edition taking place at Alloy.
Find out why launching new startups that are separate from your organization's core business is best done with an outside venture-building partner.
Limited partners who invested in the fund share why they're excited to help launch new AgTech companies that positively impact the AgriFood industry.
Identifying the TAM, SAM, and SOM for your tech startup early on in venture building is essential to capably forecast its near- and long-term success.
Discover key takeaways from our roundtable chat at DIAL Ventures' Future of Agrifood summit with executives from agriculture-centric organizations.
Embracing deliberate inefficiency and running fast, cheap, and weird experiments enable corporations to unlock sustainable growth and transformation.
Historically, "build, buy, or partner" has been the go-to innovation framework for corporations. But now, there's another viable innovation avenue.
Learn why administrators and entrepreneurship center directors at universities nationwide are looking into building venture studios at their schools.
An open innovation ecosystem that includes an external venture-building partner is invaluable for large enterprises looking to launch new companies.
Make Hay, a first-of-its-kind MarTech platform, enables brands to share farmers' authentic stories and educate consumers about their food's origin.
Artificial intelligence offers a powerful catalyst for pharma companies, as it enables innovation beyond drug discovery and into broader operations.
Acknowledging AI's growing impact on business success for startups and established enterprises is one thing. Knowing how to leverage AI is another.
Learn how venture studio leaders at Notre Dame, UNC, and Purdue are commercializing startup ideas and solving big problems through company creation.
Sustainability experts discuss how ClimateTech investments in industries ranging from agriculture and energy to transportation will continue to grow.
Corporations can avoid engaging in an Illusion of Innovation and make meaningful progress on initiatives with buy-in, budget, and the right partners.
Speaking at Alloy 2023, High Alpha Innovation CEO Elliott Parker explained what it takes to build resilient, long-lasting, transformative companies.
The 1842 Fund will facilitate the creation of new startups through the 1842 Studio that tie into the University of Notre Dame's mission and vision.
Our recent Energy Summit was a conduit to build new companies that disrupt traditional energy supply chains through new climate technology ventures.
The economic headwinds we've faced in the last few years are, ironically, creating ripe conditions for scaled organizations to launch venture studios.
Once we identify problems to solve with partners through startup creation, we look for the ideal founding team best suited to build and scale NewCos.
Corporations are increasingly looking to enable transformative growth through startup partnerships — and it's a trend that shows no signs of slowing.
Before we build companies with partners, we help them determine if they have the necessary buy-in, resources, and infrastructure to create startups.
We have developed a proven, structured process to quickly and creatively design advantaged startups.
Discover the "fuel," "oxygen," and "heat that are needed to help universities transform into entrepreneurial ecosystems that build startups at scale.
Empowering creators, innovators, and problem-solvers to make new connections enables them to unlock transformative venture-building opportunities.
Everyone wants to innovate but nobody wants to change. What can history tell us? Learn how corporations can unlock transformation to build companies.
Getting finance, tax, legal, and accounting involved early in your venture-building journey can help you avoid surprises that could derail your work.
On top of commercializing ideas generated on campus, universities are creating venture studios with external partners to explore other startup ideas.
Balance sheet capital, with a focus on the magnitude of correctness, not frequency, and appropriate governance enables venture building at scale.
High Alpha Innovation CEO Elliott Parker joined The Disruptive Voice podcast for a wide-ranging chat on the future of innovation and venture capital.
In downturns and times of disruption, reducing spend is tempting. Instead, though, corporate leaders should invest in innovation during these periods.
External venture building can deliver ROI closer to that of CVC investments and give corporations more influence over a startup's strategic direction.
Corporations must conduct low-cost innovation experiments at scale and learn quickly without imperiling the whole, if they hope to survive long term.
We make a promise to the organizations we partner with that we can help them achieve tangible innovation through systematic, rapid startup creation.
Sprint Week is our forcing function for company creation. See what goes into this process, during which we craft business models for startup concepts.
Startups are the economy's equivalent of 'controlled burns,' and corporations can leverage startups' strengths and capabilities to build resilience.