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Corporate Venturing
This blog is about managing technology ideas and developing them as startups or corporate ventures - sharing ideas, scars, what works and what doesn't. Hope you enjoy it. Richard A D Jones
Saturday, March 26, 2005
Starting up technology ventures
This is the place where I will be posting information about how:
- companies can successfully develop new internal ventures
- individuals can take technologies, develop a successful strategy for them and then get them funded
Hopefully I can find some scarred but wise individuals to add their thoughts to the site and you are welcome to post your own questions or ideas.
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- Name: Richard A D Jones
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I am a partner in Ventura Team (venturateam.com) - helping build or fix businesses for others.
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My partners and I have experience of $100 billion of technology finance deals, taking business from start-up through to NASDAQ flotation (post-acquisition) and achieving up to 60 times increases on first round, share valuations.
