In her latest article for Forbes, Trump Has Manufacturing All Wrong - And So Do The Rest Of Us, founder of Make it in LA and the host of The Art of Manufacturing podcast, Krisztina 'Z' Holly, busts 8 myths about American manufacturing starting with: "The...
In January 2018, Hilary Abell and Franzi Charen from Project Equity had the opportunity to participate in the Workers to Owners collaborative's national gathering. Workers to Owners convenes practitioners from across the country (technical assistance providers, coop...
ASSETS, Project Equity's outreach partner in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is a non-profit organization focused on transforming their community through business. They provide training, 1-on-1 coaching, and financing to entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs looking to...
Nationally, employee-owners’ median household wealth is 92% higher than average, they receive 33% more income from wages, and their job tenure is over 50% longer
At this summer’s Economic Security Summit, Project Equity’s Co-founder, Hilary Abell represented our successes in connecting work and wealth through employee ownership. Our partners at The Industrial Commons were highlighted at The Aspen Ideas Festival
This year we celebrated our third anniversary and launched a new website loaded with powerful resources. Our recent media blitz has significantly increased interest in employee ownership and client engagements. Here are some of the stellar people behind this work....
We're honored that, for the second year in a row, Capital Impact Partners selected our organization for this prestigious award! The following is reprinted from Capital Impact Partners' website. Arlington, VA (May 3, 2017) – Capital Impact Partners announced today that...
In July of 2016, our co-founder, Alison Lingane, was honored to be invited, along with U.S. credit union executives and field builders, to visit Mondragon, one of the world's largest federations of cooperatives, in the Basque region of Spain. The trip was spearheaded...
The BALLE Local Economy Fellows are leaders with fierce love for their communities – a love that they’re each putting to work in ways that bring equity, opportunity, capital, and support to small local businesses and the diverse populations in every community they...
