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Colorado Aiming to Promote Employee Ownership Model
Mar 25, 2019 | Timothy L. StewartThe State of Colorado is providing incentives and education to businesses considering using ESOPs in their succession planning. Read More About Colorado Aiming to Promote Employee Ownership Model
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Another Community Bank Forms ESOP
Mar 11, 2019 | Timothy L. StewartNearly 100 employees working at RiverWood Bank have a new stake in their company. In the past several months, the company serving nine cities in north central Minnesota has launched an employee stock ownership plan, or ESOP. Read More About Another Community Bank Forms ESOP
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California Ceramics Company Goes ESOP
Jan 29, 2019 | Timothy L. StewartIconic California ceramics company, Heath, considered several options before determining that selling part of the Company to its employees using an ESOP was the best option. Read More About California Ceramics Company Goes ESOP
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Fund for Employee Ownership Started in OH
Nov 16, 2018 | Timothy L. StewartEvergreen Cooperatives is launching the Fund for Employee Ownership aimed at supporting the conversion of existing businesses to cooperatives or ESOPs. Read More About Fund for Employee Ownership Started in OH
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St. Louis-Based Mortgage Firm Answers Wake-Up Call with ESOP
Oct 12, 2018 | Timothy L. StewartAs described in this St. Louis Post-Dispatch article, the owner of USA Mortgage, Doug Schukar, became concerned when some of his top producers resigned. Their reason? Employees feared the instability that comes without an announced and certain succes Read More About St. Louis-Based Mortgage Firm Answers Wake-Up Call with ESOP
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