Employee Ownership in the Workplace "What Difference Does It Make, Really?"
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Description
The afternoon plenary of the 2014 12th Annual Vermont Employee Ownership Conference. Panel discussion on 'Employee Ownership in the Workplace: What Difference Does It Make, Really?' Panelists include: Deborah Harris, PT 360; John Hayes, CAD Cut; Kristin Howard, Real Pickles; Missy McManigle, Walman Optical; Mark Ruskin, Carris Reels. The moderator for the discussion is Cindy Turcot from Gardener's Supply Company, with comments and follow-up questoins from Joseph Blasi.
The conference is ddesigned for business owners and employees interested in bringing employee ownership to their companies; those who work in established employee-owned businesses; economic development professionals; bankers, accountants, attorneys and financial planners; and anyone who is interested in employee participation or sustainable business models.
The Vermont Employee Ownership Center is a statewide non-profit whose mission is to promote and foster employee ownership in order to broaden capital ownership, deepen employee participation, retain jobs, increase living standards for working families, and stabilize communities.
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