A company of companies? Sounds reasonable, but I think our legal/tax system isn't really designed for that so the accounting/legal issues could get hairy.
Typical startups contract out most of the stuff you mentioned. Which amounts to the same thing, although it's not as efficient as having a trusted competent department in-house.
Essentially incubators and VC's are a way to lower the risk for startups. You trade equity in return for capital/guidance/connections/and a better chance of a soft-landing if you fail.
Typical startups contract out most of the stuff you mentioned. Which amounts to the same thing, although it's not as efficient as having a trusted competent department in-house.
Essentially incubators and VC's are a way to lower the risk for startups. You trade equity in return for capital/guidance/connections/and a better chance of a soft-landing if you fail.