Like death and taxes, government regulation is an unavoidable fact of life for businesses in healthtech, aerospace, fintech and so many other sectors of the economy. Government is also a major – and sometimes the largest – customer within some of these industries. Mastery of the regulatory environment often means the difference between leadership and breakthrough success – or simply reacting to survive.
Whether it’s regulatory compliance or competing for government contracts, these hurdles are larger for smaller companies operating in emerging technology centers outside the traditional northern California and New York investment hubs. One such area is Florda’s I-4 corridor, which includes the Space Coast, Orlando and Tampa. But the potential for success – guided by regulatory experience and smart capital – is enormous. What happens when you combine these elements?
That’s why you’ll want to join Rob Panepinto, managing partner and chief investment officer of GOVO Venture Partners for a look at —
- Understanding the interplay between regulation and key industries – and how it can be exploited and used to advantage
- How to identify ventures – and technologies – with the potential to enter these markets and win
- How serving and selling into large companies in heavily regulated industries offer substantial opportunities for new technologies, without the burdensome compliance issues
- Why now is an attractive time to be in the venture space
- How private equity investing in new ventures and new technologies has the potential for generational wealth creation
This is an opportunity to learn how the gap between innovative technologies and massive market potential is bridged for early-stage innovators.
