NCEO members in good standing received an invitation this morning to fill out a ballot to elect new directors for the NCEO's board. The nine candidates are:
In a March 13 report, the BBC cited Ross Brown, who led a team of researchers from St Andrews, Edinburgh Napier, and Stirling universities in a project on employee ownership in Scotland.
BDO USA, the U.S.’s sixth-largest accounting and advisory firm, announced it will set up an ESOP that will buy a substantial minority interest in the company.
In an article in CFO Magazine on potential compensation perils for startup companies, Christine Osvald-Mruz warns that many startup companies defer some or even all cash compensati
In 2012, the NCEO started keeping a database of all the people who have spoken at one of our in-person or online events, and that list now includes 998 people, from Abbott to Zorn.
One of the motifs running through the Bear Stearns implosion stories has been that employees owned 30% of the company, creating echoes of another Enron. The story is more complicated, and we have been at some pains (largely successful) to help reporters understand the differences.
The Certified Equity Professional Institute (CEPI) at Santa Clara University offers a certificate for professionals in equity compensation. Learn more about the CEPI and the certification process on its Web site.