Gemmification Phases

Gemmation (Gemmification) is reproduction by gemmae: a process where a group of new cells (the Venture Partners) forms an outgrowth (bud - the new startup project) that remains attached to the parent individual until forming a separate organism and then colonies with global footprint.This structured and systematic approach is unique compared to the standard venture builder or incubation and acceleration models

60% of startups still fails within the first 5 years, despite more and more financial resources: somethings must be wrong in entrepreneurial support.

Only 20% of startups teams raising pre-seed and seed rounds succeed in securing Series A funding while both early stages valuations and risk increase dramatically for investors.

0.05% of startups receive venture capital funding and only a small fraction of those funded startups successfully expanding beyond their local markets

Advantage of gemmation

The advantage of gemmation over sexual reproduction is that it allows a species to colonise an environment by multiplying quickly. The disadvantages are associated with the lack of genetic mixing, leading to lower genetic variability and limited dynamism of the species in response to changing environmental conditions. To avoid this, the primitive bud - the Intelligent Data Venture venture builder – periodically renews its genetic heritage co-opting successful entrepreneurs from its gemmae as Venture Partners.

Stages of budding

There are 5 stages of budding that allow the idea "Bud" to become an independent "Gem", capable of growing autonomously and colonize its reference market