September 2011
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
7h 35m
English
Corporate entrepreneurship can be a part of an organization through a wide variety of structures. Sometimes it involves the formation of an autonomous venture capital unit. This internal venture capital unit, which is further discussed in Chapter 11, “Funding the Venture,” can fund both internal and external proposals that meet normal venture capital criteria. The four major structures used for corporate entrepreneurship include a section within the human resources department, new products subsidiary, new products division, or the process occurring throughout the organization.
Some organizations use a more careful approach to corporate entrepreneurship by establishing a section devoted to the ...
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