Carly Joos Hemanth Kaligotla Adam L'Italien Alyssa Stapper

(5.9) Corporate Venture is the new R&D: Exploring Corporate Funding and Innovation Strategies

A Talk by Adam L'Italien , Alyssa Stapper , Carly Joos and Hemanth Kaligotla

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About this Talk

Corporate accelerators, venture capital, and innovation strategies play a crucial role in shaping the startup ecosystem and driving corporate growth. Join us to explore the dynamic intersection of corporate funding, innovation, and startup success, specifically including: 

  • Distinguishing the differences between corporate accelerators, corporate venture capital (CVC), venture studios, and traditional startup accelerators and incubators
  • Strategies for breaking into a career in corporate funding
  • The landscape of corporate funds in New England
  • -How corporate innovation strategies, including CVC and venture arms, accelerate success for parent companies and founders
  • When it's the right time for a company to establish a venture arm.

This session is a part of Startup Boston Week 2024 and is perfect for intrapreneurs, aspiring corporate investors and corporate strategists making the case to launch a fund.

September 13, 2024, 06:15 PM

06:15 PM - 07:15 PM

About The Speakers

Adam L'Italien

Adam L'Italien

Chief Innovation Officer, Liberty Mutual


Alyssa Stapper

Alyssa Stapper

Senior Manager, New Business Initiatives and Product Strategy, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Alyssa leads strategy and commercialization efforts for new tech-enabled clinical products and services at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, an NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center in Boston, MA.


Carly Joos

Carly Joos

Community Manager, Suffolk Technologies

Carly Joos is a community manager at Suffolk Technologies


Hemanth Kaligotla

Hemanth Kaligotla

Head of External Innovation, Lonza

Hemanth Kaligotla is the Head of External Innovation at Lonza Biopharma, where he leads the identification, strategic planning, and implementation of technology initiatives in alignment with the company's overall business strategy.

Location

Suffolk University

120 Tremont Street, Boston

Commons - 5th Floor

Suffolk University

Main Sponsor

Suffolk University's Sawyer Business School

The Sawyer Business School occupies an unrivaled position at the nexus of Boston’s private, public, and nonprofit sectors. Our learners enjoy unparalleled access to the city’s financial and innovation clusters, seats of government, nonprofit organizations, and world-class healthcare institutions.

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