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Venture studio

A venture studio is an organization that systematically creates new startups by generating or sourcing ideas, validating them, building early products, recruiting founders or operators, providing shared resources, and retaining meaningful equity in the companies it helps create.

Accurate as of Aug 23, 2026

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Usage can vary across firms, programs, and jurisdictions; this definition describes the venture-scouting context.