strategic-investor

Vocabulary Word

Definition

A 'strategic investor' is a person or company that invests money in a business to get something more than just financial return. They look to form partnerships or alliances to aid in their own business goals.

Examples in Different Contexts

In technology partnerships, a strategic investor may invest in tech startups to gain access to new technologies or innovative solutions that can enhance their existing product offerings. A technology officer might state, 'Our strategic investment in this startup allows us to integrate cutting-edge technology into our products, staying ahead in the market.'

Practice Scenarios

Healthcare

Scenario:

This new telehealth platform could help us bring our services to more remote regions of the country. We’re thinking of partnering with an investor who can provide financial resources and aid in rolling this out.

Response:

Teaming up with a strategic investor with the capability to help us roll out the telehealth platform would be a beneficial move towards improving patient services.

Sustainability

Scenario:

For our solar power project, we're looking to team up with somebody who shares our vision for a sustainable future and can contribute more than just funds.

Response:

A strategic investor with a shared vision for a sustainable future would certainly amplify our project's reach and impact.