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Study Finds Employee Ownership Improves
Performance of Privatized Businesses
New research shows that former State-Owned Enterprises in the Middle East and North Africa benefit from the use of employee ownership.
2008 Employee Ownership Annual Conference:
Something for Everyone
This year's agenda is full of offerings designed to keep you at the forefront of the employee ownership field. Some of the most useful learning experiences take place within the conference's many topic-specific breakout sessions. Be sure to register by March 3 for a discounted rate.
Illustrating the Outcomes of
Middle East Entrepreneur Training
View how the Beyster Institute's programs are accelerating economic growth in the Middle East and North Africa region. A map summarizes the tangible results.
On the Comfortable Marriage of Employee Ownership and Entrepreneurship
Sharing ownership makes good sense financially and operationally for entrepreneurs. Learn how it can play a significant role in moving business ventures forward.
No Man's Land: What to Do When Your Company Is Too Big to Be Small but Too Small to Be Big
Medium-sized companies face a mismatch between resources and growth opportunities. There are positive ways to address the issues and move forward to success.
Krazan & Associates:
Building a Company of Owners

Founded in 1982, this West Coast site development engineering firm became a major regional player by valuing employees regardless of title and providing outstanding service. As one of the founders retires, employee ownership is inspiring the team to keep that vision strong.


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