On Advantaged, we interview corporate innovators, founders, and investors all around venture building and startup<>corporate partnerships. We are telling the stories of how corporates and startups win together.
We explore the concept of "advantaged": how startups can be disproportionately advantaged when they are co-created with corporations — and how corporations can solve some of the world’s hardest problems through startup creation in the venture studio model.
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On Advantaged, we interview corporate innovators, founders, and investors all around venture building and startup<>corporate partnerships. We are telling the stories of how corporates and startups win together.
We explore the concept of "advantaged": how startups can be disproportionately advantaged when they are co-created with corporations — and how corporations can solve some of the world’s hardest problems through startup creation in the venture studio model.
Inside ENGIE’s Venture Studio: Fast-Tracking Energy Innovation
Advantaged: An Alloy Partners Podcast
44 minutes 14 seconds
2 months ago
Inside ENGIE’s Venture Studio: Fast-Tracking Energy Innovation
Drew Beechler and Elliott Parker welcome Téma Benhalima-Bouville, Global Innovation Managing Director at ENGIE, to discuss ENGIE’s dynamic approach to corporate venture building. Together, they delve into how the company’s Singapore-based venture studio, ENGIE Factory, rapidly develops, tests, and scales energy solutions for new markets.
Advantaged: An Alloy Partners Podcast
On Advantaged, we interview corporate innovators, founders, and investors all around venture building and startup<>corporate partnerships. We are telling the stories of how corporates and startups win together.
We explore the concept of "advantaged": how startups can be disproportionately advantaged when they are co-created with corporations — and how corporations can solve some of the world’s hardest problems through startup creation in the venture studio model.
