“问计”高成长企业发展 加快形成新质生产力

Group 1 - High-growth enterprises are crucial for accelerating the formation of new productive forces, leading technological breakthroughs, innovative resource allocation, and structural upgrades in industries [1] - The 2025 High-Growth Enterprises Development Seminar held in Nanjing aimed to create a dialogue platform among government, think tanks, and enterprises to explore development paths and mechanisms for nurturing high-growth enterprises [1] - The seminar emphasized the importance of a collaborative and open innovation ecosystem to support high-growth enterprises in their development [2][11] Group 2 - Innovation ecology is essential for the rapid landing and transformation of technological innovations, with a focus on proactive policy research to support high-growth enterprises [2] - High-growth enterprises are seen as "vital factors" in economic development, rooted in new technologies and ecosystems, and should focus on core business and social responsibilities [2] - The construction of an innovation ecosystem is critical, with recommendations for a multi-faceted approach involving platforms, enterprises, and individuals [2][3] Group 3 - The blurred boundaries between basic research, applied research, technology development, and industrialization highlight the need for a systematic approach to fostering high-energy innovation carriers and collaborative innovation [3][4] - Emphasizing the role of enterprises as the main players in technological innovation, there is a call for market-oriented new types of technology organizations to enhance innovation efficiency [4] - The shift from "scale catch-up" to "paradigm reconstruction" in regional high-quality development underscores the increasing importance of enterprises in driving innovation [4] Group 4 - High-growth enterprises are positioned as "technology pathfinders," "efficiency catalysts," and "industry reconstructors," playing a pivotal role in the formation of new productive forces [7][8] - The book "High-Growth Enterprises and New Productive Forces" serves as a systematic response to the relationship between high-growth enterprises and new productive forces, providing insights into their strategic roles [9] - High-growth enterprises are not only beneficiaries but also definers and builders of new productive forces, contributing to innovation and value reconstruction [9] Group 5 - The seminar included a "diagnostic intelligence" session where experts and enterprise representatives discussed policy support, talent acquisition, data openness, and financing challenges faced by high-growth enterprises [11][12] - Common challenges identified include long self-sustaining cycles for SMEs, high costs, and a significant talent gap, prompting tailored solutions from government and think tank representatives [12][13] - Suggestions for optimizing the innovation ecosystem included sharing resources, increasing investment tolerance, and exploring new certification paths [14]