AAA January 2017 – Page 6

Global Government Venturing’s year in review

It is perhaps a sign of the times that one of the last funds to be launched in 2016 was a collaboration between Russia and Japan, which created a $1bn fund to strengthen economic ties after a 70-year rift between the two nations. Over the past 12 months, Global Government Venturing has recorded more than… Continue reading Global Government Venturing’s year in review

Global University Venturing’s year in review

Last year is likely to be remembered as a bad year by much of the world. The election of Donald Trump as president of the US, dreaded by a vast majority in Silicon Valley, and the UK’s decision to abandon the EU, dreaded by a vast majority of universities and researchers, have caused geopolitical upset… Continue reading Global University Venturing’s year in review

The big opportunities in 2017

  Claudia Fan Munce, venture adviser at New Enterprise Associates and former managing director of IBM Venture Capital Group: How innovations that drive growth of the parent corporation are sourced through corporate venturing activities, investing, incubating, business development for commercial partnership, M&A and other things that are part of the corporate venture portfolio of activities.… Continue reading The big opportunities in 2017

The most important trends of 2016

  Thank you to our partners, Paul Gompers at Harvard University and the National Bureau of Economic Research, Will Gornall at University of British Columbia, Steven Kaplan at University of Chicago Booth School of Business and the National Bureau of Economic Research, and lya Strebulaev at Stanford University Graduate School of Business and the National… Continue reading The most important trends of 2016