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On August 9, the IRS issued a press release warning about tax avoidance in employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) transactions.

During the 2019 Employee Ownership Conference, 15 CEOs convened in a conference room (imagine that!) in the Pittsburgh Convention Center for an interest meeting that spawned the first cohort of the ESOP CEO Network.

Business bankers see companies of different sizes, ages, industries, and they may think there are no surprises left… until they see what an ESOP does to a company’s financials.

To kick off an entire year of celebration, the NCEO Annual Conference will take a look back at some of the most insightful, educational, and entertaining moments from our 2020 conference. We have an entire week of YouTube conference sessions on deck for you, our community.

Walking into the offices of the NMR Group in Somerville, Massachusetts, is like walking into the pages of Architectural Digest.

On October 26, 2022, Pennsylvania celebrated Employee Ownership Month with a press conference in the Capitol Rotunda in Harrisburg.

The bill is a bold departure from prior legislation, and in this post we aim to explain its potential, what is different about its approach, and some issues that need clarification.

This month’s download for members is something many companies have already adopted (and something that we have heard is a need for many others): ownership rights and responsibilities. 

At the NCEO, we talk with a lot of people from a lot of creative companies. Here are two of the thought-provoking ideas we’ve heard in the last few weeks. Please borrow and adapt these ideas – and let us know what you do with them!

Only a handful of people in Congress have actually worked for an ESOP company, but Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) is one of them. In an interview with Urban Milwaukee on July 3, Johnson suggested linking government assistance to employee ownership.