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Time to Sell Your Business? An ESOP May Be the Answer

Strategy Driven

Over seven years the company develops a solid client base, grows to 16 employees serving 40 clients, with revenues of $2 million annually. Selling one’s company to an ESOP, an employee stock ownership plan, does just that. How does an ESOP work? Learning more about how ESOPs work can be explored at Legacy Press Ventures.

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Employee Benefits: Types, Cost & Examples

HR Digest

Some of the importance of employee perks include; they give satisfaction to employees ; they make employees feel valued, companies can get the attention of top talents by highlighting them in job ads, and employees can handle the costs of managing their well-being through insurance plans. We can go on and on. The Cost of Employee Benefit.

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Treat Employees Like Business Owners

Harvard Business Review

Many large corporations manage to find big bundles of shares (and huge amounts of cash) for executive compensation, even though there’s little relationship between senior-management pay and financial results. It takes a careful mix of mission, management, and culture. It doesn’t have to be. Insight Center.

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More than One Way to Organize a Business

Thin Difference

Holacracy is a way of structuring and running organizations that replaces the conventional management hierarchy. Instead of operating top-down, power is distributed throughout the organization, giving individuals and teams more freedom to self-manage, while staying aligned to the organization’s purpose. Key Elements of Holacracy.

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Why the U.S. Needs More Worker-Owned Companies

Harvard Business Review

nonprofit organizations like the Heartland Capital Strategy Institute are bringing together institutional investors, private asset managers, and worker representatives to harness some of the $13 trillion of assets in workers’ pension funds to invest in worker-friendly businesses that offer good investment returns. Already, U.S.

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