The Big Payoff of Shifting to Worker-Owned
CO-OPS and ESOPS can serve as powerful tools for business owners considering transitioning. This course explains what these are and why you should consider them.
The Big Payoff of Shifting to Worker-Owned Bundle includes:
• An Interactive Online and On-demand Class
• A Customized Guidebook
• 1 Hour of One-on-One Coaching
• A Toolkit Curated Specifically for this Bundle
What You'll Learn
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Understand the difference between a Co-op and an ESOP
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The pros and cons of each
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What benefits await you and your business
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How these options benefit you, your employees and your community
Overview
67% of small business owners in America were born before 1967. That means most of our small business owners will be looking for an exit strategy in the next decade. This course is for any business owner considering transition, which could be retiring or a serial entrepreneur who wants to move on to a new business. Sell your business, but sell it to your employees through a Co-op or ESOP. You’ll learn the pros and cons of both in this class.
Class Reviews
Amazing Detailed Information for Decision-making in "The...
Jetta Todaro
The Big Payoff of Shifting Worker-Owned class is an amazing combination of information for employers or business owners when considering whether to change to...
Read MoreThe Big Payoff of Shifting Worker-Owned class is an amazing combination of information for employers or business owners when considering whether to change to a worker-owned business. I can't think of any one source that has such clear and clearly outlined information on this subject all in one place. The explanation of what a CO-OP and an ESOP is, the definitions, structure, benefits, and challenges of both major sections, provoke the kind of questions and serious thought needed to make, or even consider, such a decision. The steps needed for implementation provide a useful basis for the critical "next step" of developing a detailed plan of action. I also found the format of encouraging us to take notes helpful so that the reader can apply each section of his/her own situation AS the class progresses.
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