The election for the NCEO’s board of directors opens today. Members in good standing of the NCEO will receive an email late tonight with a link to a confidential electronic ballot. Directors will be selected through this election and by appointment by the existing board.
Update on July 16, 2020: Pursuant to a motion by the plaintiff-appellant, the Fourth Circuit has today dismissed the plaintiff's appeal of the district court's judgment.
The NCEO's 2016 Employee Ownership 100 list includes the nation's largest companies that are at least 50% owned by an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) or other broad-based employee ownership plan.
The NCEO's annual conference from April 17 to 19 was said to be the "best ever" by a number of attendees. The conference featured a new format designed to reduce the number of speakers on panels and increase the ratio of company attendees to consultants.
In both substantive and financial terms, 2006 was one of the best years (and arguably the best) the NCEO has had. Those interested in viewing the annual report can find a copy in PDF format in the members area of our site.
Members in good standing of the NCEO who have not yet voted for the NCEO's board of directors have one more day to cast their ballots before polls close at the close of business in California on February 3. All members should have received an email invitation to the ballot.
If you have not already done so, you can still vote for the NCEO board. You will need your member number to cast a valid ballot. To vote, go to this link.