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Add mentionAdvisors for Change, a financial services company, engaged their employees and grew revenue by transitioning into a worker cooperative.
Founded in 2006, Advisors for Change (AFC) implements financial management systems that allow nonprofits to have robust accounting and financial reporting.
In 2021, AFC Founder and CEO Amy McPherson began considering her exit strategy and was drawn to employee ownership. She and her team were referred to Project Equity, and their journey began.
In this video, David Gray, the Director of Client Services for Project Equity, interviews McPherson and Krystal Thompson, AFC's Senior Software Solutions Advisor and the Board Vice President about their process.
Read their full ownership story here:
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Project Equity is a national leader in the movement to harness the power of employee ownership to provide business owners with an accessible succession plan, preserve legacy businesses, strengthen local economies, and increase wealth among workers.
Project Equity works with partners around the country to raise awareness about employee ownership as an exit strategy and provides hands-on consulting and capital in addition to offering accredited continuing education for business advisors.
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