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Other Forms of Worker Ownership Loren Rodgers

Employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs) Company-funded retirement benefit Employees do not pay Trust owns shares Can own any portion of the company Tax incentives for seller, company, employees Substantial regulation 

Equity compensation plans Includes stock options, restricted stock, stock purchase plans, and many more Tax qualified and non-qualified Type A: The “Silicon Valley” start-up model Type B: Public companies 

Other forms Limited liability companies Company stock in retirement plans Direct ownership 

Thank you! Loren Rodgers