In the last decade, supporting startups has been marked by changes and advancements for those providing them with resources.
The rise of startup accelerators and studios, which provide mentorship, funding, and access, has helped create a new culture of entrepreneurship that lionizes a founder's journey as both exceptional and pivotal in developing new markets to build products for the world.
Just like accelerators and studios, corporate partners do the same job; they provide mentorship, funding, and access to startup founders. They have helped many startups overcome the challenges of starting a new business, raising capital, developing a product, and finding their first customers.
Increasingly the data proves this works well for both startups and corporate partners, as you'll learn.
Forward-thinking and innovative enterprises understand startups create the future and change the world for the better. Supporting them as they spark innovations is an adventure worth going along on.
Learn HowStartup Support is Evolving & Changing
For corporate partners interested in working alongside startups and helping them grow first requires you to look to the past to see into the future.
Support for startups is changing. Understanding where we've been will help you understand where we go next. Those at the highest levels at Fortune 1,000 enterprises, understand that startups can help them innovate, but they don't exactly know how–until now.
Download our information deck on what corporates can expect when engaging with affiliated with Morrow and our networks.
Startups operate with a level of speed that just doesn’t exist inside the enterprise.
But if small startups move fast, why can’t their large corporate counterparts move faster? Download this whitepaper to learn how corporates can work well with startups.
Be a champion for startups in your enterprise organization.
For large enterprises working alongside startups can offer challenges to the mighty. While enterprises can support startups with expertise, access to new customers, and something most startups are in real need of, money. Startup founders are challenged by navigating the complexities of large organizations.
Wise executives at enterprise organizations understand that startups provide immense value and upside for their businesses.
Simultaneously, and not surprisingly, executives are challenged by the same complexities founders face, but their obstacles are internal to their enterprise. Slowness and a myriad of cross-departmental functions frustrate both the entrepreneur and the executive.
To overcome these obstacles, Morrow and our team resource corporates with tools to make work with startups easier and more beneficial.
Every engagement looks a little bit different for our innovation partners because everyone works with startups in different ways. To learn more about our innovation programs, download the information packet about
I'm Sean, and I work with corporate partners to help them understand how to build a pipeline of startups that will come to events we co-host together.
Global Partnerships Manager