Join us in an insightful conversation as we uncover the secrets on how to develop successful business partnerships, as well as how these collaborations drive innovation and contribute to the UN SDGs.

Check this Podcast on the where, why, and how of corporate-startup collaborations based on my book, Gorillas Can Dance, and over 15 years of research.

In a recent TEDx talk in Shanghai, I discussed how startups can partner strategically (especially with large corporations) by leveraging three powerful mindsets.

The latest “Between Meetings” episode delved into the intricacies of startup-corporate collaboration and provided valuable tips for up-and-coming entrepreneurs.

In this Podcast I sat down with Rich Robinson to share my journey in researching and teaching as well as anecdotes from my book “Gorillas Can Dance”.

What does it take to make corporate-startup partnering work in Shanghai? A panel of speakers from media, academia and government discuss partnering dynamics, startup empowerment in a recent CEIBS event.

Many companies have been recognizing the need to cope with all the big changes and to be more entrepreneurial, and one way to do that is to engage with entrepreneurship that’s outside the boundaries of the company.

This Podcast offers insights to large corporations on how to improve innovation by partnering and collaborating with startups as well as a strategic framework that can achieve exceptional results.

Corporations are looking to engage with innovative companies to collaborate while startups are also looking to work with larger corporations to secure growth. Let us dive deep on the this new corporate innovation model.

In this Podcase, I share insights from my book, Gorillas Can Dance, and talk about the finer details of corporate-startup partnerships and how they facilitate innovation.

Partnering with startups is unlocking new significant value with even the largest organizations. Read my article in Dialogue to find out how corporate-startup partnerships are vital for driving innovation in emerging markets around the world.

How could corporate-startup partnerships help further the UN’s SDGs? Check my advice from Gorillas Can Dance on how they can navigate their different sizes and potentially different cultures to create benefits for both organisations.

Corporations can create positive social impact by partnering with innovative SDG-relevant startups, as I argue in a short piece in leading Indian business newspaper BusinessLine (of The Hindu).

Startups and big companies have very different ways of doing business. What if they found a way to come together? What could the Gorillas of industry teach startups? Moreover, could the startup teach these gorillas how to dance? Let’s find out.

In this 4-part series talk on The Innovation Show, I share a proven roadmap for large corporations collaborating with startups and explain the “why,” “how,” and “where” of corporate-startup partnering.

In this Podcast, I shared my views on the benefits, opportunities, and challenges corporates and startups face when trying to partner, grow, and innovate together.

As part of XRC Labs’ Impact Reconnected Series, I shared insights from my book as well as some best practices on how to plug into the startup ecosystem.

In this fireside chat I shared how innovation capabilities are built and the importance of early experimentation in this journey.

In the Author Your Brand Show, I talked about what makes it difficult for large corporates and startups to work together and the history lessons learned through Microsoft’s BizSpark.

To address societal challenges, there are 3 mindsets that both large corporations and startups need to foster and affirm their importance.