Should corporations always look for startups when they want to innovate? How to make the decision, from a corporation perspective? And if the decision should be to collaborate with startups, how to decide on a model? Today at #ChairTalks, we are asking this question because there are so many pitfalls that can open up at the early stages of such a collaboration. Pitfalls that can hurt startups more than their larger counterparts, but can, of course damage corporations just as well.

We are seeing this trend is gaining traction so we invited Tanja Kuzman, Senior Manager for Startups and Corporate Innovation at PwC Serbia, to talk more in depth about corporate-startup collaboration. By talking to Tanja, we are gaining insightful perspective into the corporate side of the equation.

Tanja has been overseeing eight countries of the Southeast Europe at her role in PwC. Additionally, she is part of the global PwC team that deals with these topics. Before joining PwC she was an Investment Principal at a VC fund in the UK where she finished her PhD studies.

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