Corporate Venturing: A Survival Guide: It's not the biggest or fastest that survives but the most adaptable to change

Heidi Mason

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Language: English

Published by Global Corporate Venturing, 2019

1999369904 / 9781999369903

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Corporate Venturing: A Survival Guide: It's not the biggest or fastest that survives but the most adaptable to change
Author
Heidi Mason
Publisher
Global Corporate Venturing
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2019
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Paperback
Language
English
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1999369904
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9781999369903

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