Part Two of our Sustainable ESOP Series In the last post in our sustainable ESOP series, we explained that it is important to consider debt capacity when determining fair market value. Doing so, puts the company in the best position to ensure that the seller gets paid and the company continues as a going concern. […]
Project Expected Future Cash Flows Not Best or Worst Case We have just returned from NCEO’s conference in Denver. It was an excellent opportunity to meet new ESOP companies, talk to persons interested in ESOP transactions, and chat with many of our favorite professionals in the business of providing services to ESOP companies. The NCEO […]
In just one week, the partners at ESOP Plus will be boarding various planes heading to Denver from our respective corners of the East and Midwest. We are looking forward to an excellent conference with the National Center for Employee Ownership. Our partner, Peter Jones, will be presenting on fiduciary issues surrounding administrative committees, and […]
WinCo Foods’ ESOP is Making Millionaires What happens when an owner sells his company to his employees, and the profits then inure to the ESOP for the benefit of those tasked with growing those profits? Often, great things happen. Watch this video about how the WinCo Foods grocery store chain is benefiting its employees through an […]
2015 Employee Ownership Conference in Denver This Spring The growing community of employee-owned companies will gather April 20-23, 2015 in downtown Denver for the 2015 Employee Ownership Conference. Hosted by the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO), more than 1,200 attendees representing businesses from across the U.S. will learn about emerging trends, legal issues, best […]