Correctly balancing the needs of employees, shareholders, and investors is critical to successfully run a CVC. In order to get it right, you need top level support , aligned processes, investment skills, allocated capital and time, of course, but you have to start with metrics.
Corporate venture capital (CVC) has captured our attention for a couple of decades, having started off in high tech companies and steadily expanded more broadly into other industries such as FinTech as well as carbon and emissions tech in recent years.
On the heels of COP27 and the relative lack of progress towards agreement beyond the loss and damage accord, itās clear the real estate industry and governments still have a long way to go to deliver on climate change promises.
