Frequently asked questions about
Corporate Venture Building
Everything you need to know about working with Sprint — from how we work to what you'll walk away with.
Corporate venture building is the process of launching new business ventures from within an existing organization. Sprint acts as an embedded startup studio, running validation, product development, and go-to-market strategy, while you retain 100% ownership.
No. Sprint never takes equity. Your venture stays 100% yours — no equity, no ongoing fees, and no leverage over your IP beyond the engagement.
Sprint can take a corporate venture from concept to market in under six months, across four phases: venture validation, MVP development, go-to-market, and handover.
Innovation labs typically produce strategies and decks. Sprint's Corporate Venture building produces validated, launched ventures that are built at startup speed, owned entirely by the corporate, with the internal team handed a running business at the end.
Yes. Go-to-market is a dedicated phase in Sprint's Corporate Venture Building process — covering acquisition, activation, and early traction. It's a real market entry with built-in feedback loops, not a press release.
