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Who Should Own Your Business After You?

Why Thousands of Business Owners Sell Their Companies to Their Employees

An introduction to employee ownership for business transitions

Thousands of business owners have decided that employee ownership is the best way to preserve the job security of their workforces and protect the character of their companies while providing them and their families fair value. In Who Should Own Your Business After You?, seven of them tell you why in their own words by telling you the stories of their real-world companies. This 12-page full-color booklet also answers frequent questions, describes the sale process, and features key research findings on the impact of employee ownership. Written by NCEO staff with input from business owners who sold their business to their employees and business advisors in the field, this booklet will help you get started on making a decision about whether employee ownership is right for you and your company.

The NCEO welcomes you to circulate the booklet to anyone you think might benefit from a powerful introduction to employee ownership. 

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Who Should Own Your Business After You?

This booklet helps business owners evaluate employee ownership.

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A step-by-step guide to preparing for a potential ESOP 

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The ESOP Pre-Feasibility Toolkit

A collection of resources to help you determine if an ESOP is right for your business and, if so, what steps to take next.

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Check out our virtual learning series

Session 1: Exploring Employee Ownership

Presented by James Steiker, SES ESOP Strategies


Session 2: ESOP Plan Design and Operation

Presented by Mitchell Miller, Greatbanc Trust, and Leah Turnbull, BMO Harris Bank


Session 3: What's Your Business Worth?

Presented by Melissa Bizyak and Brad Matthews from Grossman Yanak & Ford


Session 4: Who Pays? Funding the Transition to Employee Owned

Presented by Alberto del Pilar from Butcher Joseph & Co. 


Session 5: Employee Ownership Trusts

Presented by Chris Michael from EOT Advisors

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