#3 Christopher Waldner: Intrapreneurship VS Entrepreneurship, The Dilemma (made with Spreaker)

#4 Gil Nimmegeers: The Studio — A Startup-Factory to White-Label Existing Corporate Assets (made with Spreaker)

When Seppe de Sever saw a call for creative entrepreneurial people within EDF Luminus, he never imagined he would be one of the two employees that kickstarted the company's first corporate venturing project. Completely detached from EDF Luminus’s environment, resources and data, Seppe set out to solve their clients' biggest needs, while making sure that the solution would be limited to those only. 

Setting up such an ambitious project is still an ongoing process. “We see everybody is learning: we are learning, EDF Luminus is learning, on how to do it quicker and better.” But the learning curve is steep and even though the path might be uncertain, it is highly rewarding.

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#5 Seppe Van Sever: Building startups outside the corporate walls — the first steps & structure (made with Spreaker)

Today we have a special, quite emotional extra episode: we're introducing our new colleague Afonso!
Afonso is a venture builder with quite an interesting track record working with corporations, like Linkedin and Adidas. 
A citizen of the world, Afonso's passport is Portuguese, but he lived in several corners of the world (8 different countries, to be exact), from Brazil to the UK, to Belgium! 

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Special Episode: Introducing Afonso! (made with Spreaker)

Isabel Almiro do Vale had an unusual experience with intrapreneurship. Instead of growing into the role from within the company, she was hired deliberately by Syngenta to be in charge of a new venture: making a brand out of a flower. 
Isabel takes us through this journey of creating a customer-faced product in a B2B environment. Her colleagues are mostly scientists who weren't used to look at their flowers from a client's perspective. They had to learn to ask different questions, and to explore different areas of horticulture to create plants that are accessible to a wider audience. On the other hand, Isabel had to learn that biology has its own limitations, and sometimes it's just impossible to create the products your clients crave for.

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#6 Isabel do Vale: Customers Kept Us Going in a New Market (made with Spreaker)

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#7 Gib Bulloch: Can Social Intrapreneurship Add Value to your Business? (made with Spreaker)

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