Understanding French Startup Ecosystem

2. Disruption of Markets
& Corporate Innovation

3. Are big corporations slow dinosaurs
waiting to be “disrupted”?

4. 2015 Global 2000:
The World’s Largest Companies

5. 2015 Global 2000:
The Largest French Companies

6. $1,520,7 B

7. What about?
$497 B $341B
$202B$232B
$63 B
$20 B

8. Uber, the world’s largest taxi company, owns no vehicles.
Facebook, the world’s most popular media owner, creates no content.
Alibaba, the most valuable retailer, has no inventory.
Airbnb, the world’s largest accommodation provider, owns no real estate.
Something interesting is happening.

9. $36,2 B
=
$33B
+
Cash In Company
+
Building
World is changing even for young
companies

10. What about people?

12. What should we do?
Get small
Get digital
Engage earlier
Show your social consciousness
Differentiate on talent development
Source: http://bit.ly/AccentureResearch

13. No. They are taking actions

14. What is happening in corporate space?

15. Ways to engage with startups

16. CNBC’s 2016 Disruption List

17. Forbes 500: Engagement with
Startup Ecosystem

18. How we see startups

19. Why corporates are good in
supporting?
Market Knowledge
Problems in different parts of the business
Customer base
Community behind the brand

20. How are French Companies?
25 companies and 19 industries represented in the Forbes Global500.
5 examples of companies engaging with startups: Orange, EADS, Credit
Agricole, Renault, BNP Paribas
Almost every company in France has a program to engage with startups.The
most popular ways to do so are through startup competitions (13), corporate
venture capital (12) and incubators& accelerators (10). Except for the technical
support, French companies are using all the other possibilities, utilising 1.7
channels per corporate to engage with startups.

21. What’s next?

22. What’s happening In Turkey?

23. Turkey Ecosystem Map

24. Investments
2015 Investments
17M$ Seed
18M$ Series A
20M$ Series B and more
Government Funding 200M€

25. Potential