What Is Intrapreneurship? | Corporate Lab

What Is Intrapreneurship? | Corporate Lab

Intrapreneurship is a way of innovating within an established company, by creating new ventures or businesses to find new business models and opportunities. It differs from entrepreneurship in that it does not seek to create a new company or product, but rather innovate within an existing one. Intrapreneurship can increase efficiency, create new products or business models, and change the company culture, but starting an intrapreneurship program may not be suitable for every company.

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