What Startups Need To Understand About The Booming Corporate Entrepreneurship Ecosystem

Michael Simmons, Contributor, Forbes
Thu, 04/25/2013 - 8:31am

Every year, large corporations spend billions of dollars on supporting, investing in, marketing to, and donating to small businesses, startups, and the organizations that support them. These numbers are rising dramatically as interest in the entrepreneurship ecosystem rises. Startups who understand this new landscape stand to save money via discounted products and services, receive money via loans, investments, licensing, procurement, and acquisition, build brand & customer base via partnerships, and access startup support.

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