With consolidation threatening his industry, Atthowe resisted the pressures to...
- Alameda County
Employee Ownership Insider
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Funders, Business owners, Business advisors, Economic developers
With consolidation threatening his industry, Atthowe resisted the pressures to sell to larger corporations. He preserved the company's independence and secured the livelihoods of his employees by selling the business...
Business advisors
Companies seen as too small for an ESOP are a “neglected niche”—an untapped opportunity for business advisors....
Funders, Business owners, Economic developers
By advocating for a shift to employee ownership, we can help individuals and communities build real wealth....
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We recently interviewed Lumber Trader’s CEO, Danny Steiger. In this...
- National
Companies seen as too small for an ESOP are a...
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Project Equity has been helping business owners for the past...
- All locations
Diane Ives, former fund advisor for the Kendeda Fund, reflects...
- All locations
A new research brief by Senior Client Services Manager, Oyindamola...
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October is employee ownership month. We will be amplifying the...
- All locations
ESOPs have played an outsized role in expanding employee ownership’s...
- All locations
Project Equity CEO Evan Edwards spoke at a convening on...
- All locations, Washington D.C.
By advocating for a shift to employee ownership, we can...
- Alabama, Birmingham, Metro Atlanta, Georgia
In May, Project Equity hosted our second Employee Ownership Equity...
- National
The 3rd Annual National Conference on the Black Cooperative Agenda...
- All locations, Alabama, Birmingham, Saint Paul, Metro Atlanta, Georgia, Minnesota
