Inside MetLife’s Relationships with VCs and the Startup Ecosystem

Since 2014, the $68 billion insurer MetLife has run more 160 experiments with startups — 70 of which later developed into contractual relationships. Vice President of Innovation Terrence Luciani has created a structured process for collecting requirements from around the company, and then working with venture capital firms, accelerators, and other parties to identify relevant startups. Inside, he talks about how that process works.

By Scott Kirsner · January 18, 2022 · 1 min read

You definitely can’t call MetLife a dabbler in the startup ecosystem. Since 2014, the $68 billion insurer has run more than 160 experiments with startups — 70 of which later developed into contractual relationships. “There is a value proposition” when it comes to sourcing new…

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