Visiting a new city for work and pleasure? Each month, GCV publishes its Investor's Guide to..., as we get the inside track from local VCs.

Australia's largest city boasts beaches and a rather famous opera house. But where should you go to meet VCs and startups in the region's busiest tech hub?

CVCs based in the southern and midwestern US often end up getting overlooked. Here is an updated list of women dominating corporate venture capital in this region.

The city is nicknamed 'Hollywood North' and famed for its outdoor pursuits, but is also gaining a reputation as a startup hub. Here's where to meet, mingle and hike.

The world's largest metropolis is one of its CVC hotspots, but where do you go to meet the local founders? Or to eat a foot-long eel? Woven Capital's Michiko Kato fills us in.

Establishing favourable deal terms and being transparent about plans to sell are some of the recommendations for smooth sales.

Encevo, Verbund and EnBW are among the energy utilities that chipped in as European electrification-focused Vireo Ventures reached a final close of its debut fund.

The 'Silicon Valley of India' is also known for its lush parks and microbreweries, but where do you meet startups and where are the best cafés? Shelly Mittal of Chrysalix VC tells all.

We head to Frankfurt this month, where DB1 Ventures' Christoph Osburg fills us in on the tech scene, the social scene, and why a church may be the biggest 'must-see'.

For an early-stage investor it makes sense to use secondary sales to rotate out of some more mature startup holdings as a matter of course, says portfolio manager Davide Romeo Nanni.

While AI is increasing demands on energy supply, a number of startups are harnessing AI to make energy networks more efficient and sustainable. Here are ones to watch.

Set the businesses up as independent legal entities from day one, hire outside founders (and give them equity) — but make sure there are structured ways to connect back to the parent company.

In this month's local investors guide, Madelyn Rutter of TechNexus Venture Collaborative introduces us to The Windy City's VC scene (and its breakfast sandwiches).

In advance of this year’s GCV Symposium, Vinay Solanki of Channel 4 Ventures tells us everything you need to know about London’s VC scene.

Having ABB’s business areas run their own CVC operations is resulting in closer collaboration and more meaningful innovation for startups, customers and the company.

Early-stage VC Velocity manage the independently run fund, which backs spinouts from the Canadian university.

Power-hungry data centres are putting power grids under unprecedented strain, and National Grid Partners is racing to find new technologies that can keep networks running.

Web3 looks set to be responsible for a flurry of exits as buyers take advantage of friendlier regulation and entertainment companies join fintech as key players.

From digital twins to superconducting transmission lines, energy companies are looking technologies to bring more renewable generation onto the grid.

Following the removal of a major regulatory obstacle to hydrogen production China is looking to ramp up production of this clean fuel source dramatically. These startups will help the transition take place.