The Venture Operating Model: Systemizing new business creation
Gain strategic clarity across structure, governance, and execution with the Venture Operating Model. This framework ensures that venturing is rooted in strategic reasoning and systematically executed.
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Insights from 50 new business builders across DACH


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What is it about?
The whitepaper introduces the Venture Operating Model: a systematic approach that brings structure and alignment to corporate venturing. At its core, the Venture Operating Model ensures that venturing is based on strategic reasoning and systematically executed.
Who is it for?
This whitepaper is for heads of strategy, new business, or innovation leaders who are driving corporate venturing efforts and feel that things could run smoother, faster, and with more clarity. It’s especially relevant if you’re building ventures but face unclear governance, slow decisions, or internal resistance.
A structured approach to corporate new business building
A system for venturing success
Why ad-hoc approaches fail, and how a Venture Operating Model gives you a structured foundation to build from.
How to move from chaos to clarity
Learn how to define strategy, allocate resources, and set up roles and governance that support fast, confident decisions.
Knowing what to do when
Align strategic choices with the right venturing tools to reach your goals.
A system for venturing success
Why ad-hoc approaches fail, and how a Venture Operating Model gives you a structured foundation to build from.
How to move from chaos to clarity
Learn how to define strategy, allocate resources, and set up roles and governance that support fast, confident decisions.
Knowing what to do when
Align strategic choices with the right venturing tools to reach your goals.
What you take away from the whitepaper
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Key numbers
67%
of participants believe new business building will contribute significantly to their company's growth and stability over the next 5 years
39%
of corporate venture building users report their resources decreased in the past 12 months
55%
of less successful new business builders name strategic direction as their top struggle
82%
of participants who face challenges in ideation struggle more with identifying strategically aligned opportunites - not generating volume.
The expertise behind this publication

Georg Horn
Partner
Georg is an experienced two-time founder and business consultant who knows how to bridge startup and corporate. With his founding experience spanning from e-commerce to SaaS and machine learning, Georg is versed in all venture steps from ideation to market launch or even exit. As a Swiss born, originating from a small village, Georg's urge to explore brought him to study, work and live in many countries all over Europe and beyond. A strong passion for ventures, business models and innovation is what brought Georg to whataventure, where he helps teams and clients in achieving their growth targets.




