5 reasons to consider an ESOP
ESOPs have major benefits for both business owners and employees. Learn five key reasons why.
Adams and Chittenden: Mo’s Story
Adams and Chittenden Scientific Glass, a twenty-five-year-old company in Berkeley, CA, is world renowned for manufacturing specialized laboratory glassware. In February 2017, co-founders Tom Adams
Niles Pie: Sarah’s Story
This is an interview with a worker-owner at Niles Pie in the San Francisco Bay Area, Sarah Vegas, who is a single parent to 11-year-old
A Slice of New York: Ren’s story
Hi, I’m Ren. My full name is Rendell Boguiren. I’m Filipino American but people often mistake me for Japanese – I minored in Japanese and
Project Equity receives the 2017 Coop Innovation Award
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
A Yard and a Half Landscaping deal structure
At a Glance A Yard & A Half Landscaping cultivated a cooperative culture for many years before actually converting Industry: Landscaping Location: Boston Year converted:
California Solar: Lars’s Story
This is a blind ballot, so please be completely honest, either way this decision affects us all. Pleases take this home and discuss it with
Island Employee Cooperative
Background The Island Employee Cooperative is an umbrella cooperative comprised of three businesses in Stonington and Deer Isle, Maine: Burnt Cove Market, The Galley, and V&S Variety and Pharmacy.
Island Employee Cooperative deal structure
At a Glance Island Employee Cooperative is Maine’s largest worker cooperative. The retailer made this transition with the support of outside expertise. Industry: Grocery/Retail Variety
Pattycake Bakery
Background Pattycake Bakery is a vegan bakery based in Columbus, Ohio. In 2013, Pattycake converted from a sole proprietorship to a worker cooperative. Founder Jennie Scheinbach
