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The NCEO’s 2021 Fall Forum broke new records once again this year with more than 700 people joining us virtually from across the country and world.

A long-term employee-owner at Web Industries with 20-plus years at the company once told an audience of NCEO conference-goers in Minneapolis that communication and learning at an ESOP company never really ends.

The NCEO's Annual 2022 Employee Ownership Conference is finally back and in-person this year, taking place in Seattle, WA, on April 25-28, and we have all been eager to connect with the employee ownership community once again in a sh

The NCEO's 2022 Fall ESOP Forum is back in person this year, taking place in St. Louis, MO, on September 26-28.

Join us for a free members-only event.

The NCEO always seeks new ways to support and connect the employee ownership community. That's why, starting July 27, we will offer monthly NCEO Office Hours! Each month, two NCEO staff members will be available to answer your questions, provide insights, or give you a glimpse behind the curtain. 

The founding director of the Southern Africa Employee Ownership Association (SAEOA), Tendani Nelwamondo, virtually attended the NCEO’s Fall ESOP Forum, where several attendees had a chance to talk with him.

In December we will host the next series of our Communications Committee Crash Course, an online training and networking program for companies that want to create employee involvement and help their employees understand what their ESOP really means to their company, to employees, and to their families in the long run.

The Joint Tax Committee (JTC) of the Congress has urged that employee retirement plans rely less on investments in employer stock. In its February 3, 2003, "Report of Investigation of Enron Corporation and Related Entities," the JTC urged that retirement laws be changed so that:

ESOP-owned Rainbow Disposal was acquired in 2014 by Republic Services, and plan participants later sued, alleging several violations of ERISA. The defendants offered five separate motions to dismiss the case, but the judge on July 9 ruled that the suit could proceed.