A Visual Guide to Employee Ownership
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Attendees at NCEO's 2017 annual conference provide an overview of the benefits of an inclusive employee ownership culture, from enhanced collaboration and teamwork to a feeling of family; "we're all in this together."
Attendees at NCEO's 2017 annual conference discuss how employee-owned companies often have improved economic outcomes for all workers, which influences all aspects of the company.
On October 27, 2005, NCEO founder Corey Rosen went to the Stanford Graduate School of Business to explain why employee ownership works and what some of the best practices are.
In a 30-minute radio interview at WJCU, ArcherPoint CEO Greg Kaupp tells his company's ESOP story and NCEO founder Corey Rosen discusses how ESOPs affect companies, owners, employees, and the economy.
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Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez discussed ESOPs during a March 18, 2015, hearing before a House Committee on Education and the Workforce addressing the DOL's 2016 budget.
This is the mini version of We the Owners: Employees Expanding the American Dream, which follows three companies that use employee ownership in different ways (an ESOP, a worker cooperative, and a phantom stock plan).
Mary Ann Beyster, executive producer of We the Owners, discusses themes that arise in We the Owners: Employees Expanding the American Dream, which is excerpted above.
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