New Academic Publication on Employee Ownership

Social science research on employee ownership has traditionally been rare, but Cornell University Press's upcoming release of Employee Ownership and Shared Capitalism is one more sign of an increased level of interest.

Employee Ownership in The Nation

The June 27, 2011, issue of The Nation featured 13 articles about the shape and future of capitalism, several of which focus on employee ownership. Joseph Blasi, Douglas Kruse, and Richard Freeman make the case for broad-based incentive programs, including employee ownership.

Employee Ownership and Loyalty

ITAGroup, an ESOP company featured as a case study in the NCEO's November-December 2006 newsletter, released a new public branding with the theme "driven by loyalty." The company, which helps companies maximize the value of loyalty in customers, sales and channel partners, and employees, has a 99

Raising Money for Charity at Brookshire Brothers

ESOP-owned Brookshire Brothers, a retail food and pharmacy in Lufkin, Texas, sponsored a charity golf venture that raised $100,000 for nonprofit organizations in Angelina County, Texas.

Pam Chernoff Moves to CEPI

Pam Chernoff, who has worked for the NCEO developing equity compensation programs since 2003, has taken a new position at the Certified Equity Professional Institute (CEPI). One of her main projects at the NCEO was the prep course for the CEP exam.

New Research on the Impact of Employee Ownership

At our 2011 annual conference on employee ownership in April, Richard Freeman of Harvard University and Joseph Blasi of Rutgers presented new research on employee stock plans done with their colleague Doug Kruse of Rutgers.

Employee Ownership in Europe

The European Federation of Employee Share Ownership released its most recent report on the state of employee ownership in the European Union, the Economic Survey of Employee Ownership in European

Mark Lomele Elected Chair of ESOP Association

Mark R. Lomele, senior vice president and chief financial officer of Recology, located in San Francisco, California, has been elected to serve as the chair of the ESOP Association, a national trade association for companies with ESOPs.