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#8 Linda Yates | The essence of Corporate Mentoring: Opportunities and Challanges
1 hour 5 minutes Posted Jun 19, 2024 at 10:00 pm.
Guest Introduction
Risks for Legacy Companies
Corporate Venturing
Linda's Journey to Mach49
Need for Corporate Venturing
Culture in Corporate Venturing
Building a Growth Engine
Practical Steps to Corporate Venturing
Creating Space for Ventures
Addressing the Cultural Clash
Large Companies in Problem Solving
Understanding the Need for Change
Assessing Internal Talent
Four Types in Venture Building
The New Venture Board
Understanding the Role of Growth Advocates
Tapping into Corporate Assets
Overcoming Internal Friction
Understanding Customer Pain
The Process of Venture Building
The Role of Corporate Venture Capital
Incubation Phase
Acceleration Phase
Importance of Valuations
Venture Building vs Venture Investing
Importance of Business Execution Plan
Venture Investing
Importance of Design in Venture Investing
Five Key Elements of Acceleration
Importance of Financial Impact
Strategic Partnering
Leveraging Assets
Venture Driven Growth
The Importance of Looking Forward
Risk and Venture Building
Role of Leadership
Role of the C-suite
Importance of Execution
Closing Remarks
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In this podcast episode we had the honour to speak with Linda Yates, the Founder and CEO of Mach49 about the opportunities and challenges of corporate mentoring.
Linda Yates is the Founder and CEO of Mach49, which partners with the Global 1000 to drive venture-driven growth through building ventures, investing, and strategic partnerships, focusing on scalable execution and innovation. With over 30 years of experience, she has also served on numerous boards, authored the acclaimed book "The Unicorn Within," and is known for her environmental activism and advocacy for 21st-century education.
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LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/linda-yates-19550249/
The St. Gallen Business Model Navigator:
https://shorturl.at/nkgmx
The following three books are all relevant to the topics which where discussed in the podcast:
Jim Snabbe’s book: Dreams and Details:
https://shorturl.at/knaoS
Professor Huggy Rao and Professor Bob Sutton’s (Stanford) book: The Friction Project: How Smart Leaders Make the Right Things Easier and the Wrong Things Harder, about removing friction and seizing advantages:
https://shorturl.at/MrLII
Professor Vijay Govindarajan (Dartmouth) and Professor Venkat Venkatraman’s (Boston University) book: Fusion Strategy: How Real-Time Data and AI will power the Industrial Future. It covers using AI and data to address customer needs:
https://shorturl.at/oXJCA
Link to the website on Linda Yates´ book:
https://www.mach49.com/book/the-unicorn-within
Linda’s book, The Unicorn Within — How Companies Can Create Game-Changing Ventures at Startup Speed, published by Harvard Business Review Press in October 2022, has been widely acclaimed. Featured in major media outlets, it was named one of Forbes' Top Ten Business Books of 2022 and one of “7 Startup Books Every Entrepreneur Should Read.” It was the top new release on Amazon in Strategic Planning and Venture Capital and is now used as a textbook worldwide. The book is also on the Harvard Press All Time Ideas with Impact List.
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