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Leading Companies Online Magazine Archives

Leading Companies Online Magazine

A monthly online publication to keep entrepreneurs and business managers current on entrepreneurial and employee ownership issues and activities. This is the place to learn about entrepreneurship ideas and get updates related to stock options, equity compensation and tax law.

Employee Ownership

What Goes Around Comes Around

By Anthony I. Mathews, Beyster Institute Staff

Being a guest lecturer at Syracuse University's entrepreneurship educator workshop not only provided an opportunity to share employee ownership with an important audience, it also resulted in an unexpected discovery about employee ownership seeds planted many years ago.

Book Review

The Battle for the Soul of American Capitalism

By John Bogle
Review by David Binns, Beyster Institute Staff

The best form of ownership and control of corporations is often debated, and the growing prominence of private equity firms in the contemporary economic landscape has again raised questions. John Bogle addresses these issues in his book "The Battle for the Soul of American Capitalism."

Our International Work

Broadening a Coalition for Reform

By Emily Meyertholen, Beyster Institute Staff

At a unique event in Jordan in September, prominent leaders from the Middle East and North Africa region’s business and civil society sectors came together to kick off a year-long advocacy project managed by the Beyster Institute.

Employee Ownership Case Study

Lane Enterprises, Inc.

By Paige A. Ryan, ESOP Services, Inc.

A leveraged ESOP enabled a company with a long history of employee ownership to finance a business perpetuation plan brought about by the impending retirement of much of the current management team.

Rady School of Management News

Rady School MBA Students Win Several Innovation Competitions

By Keri Peckham, Rady School of Management Staff

Rady students were recognized in several San Diego-area innovation competitions this year, receiving significant cash awards to support the development of their winning technologies.

Management

What's Next: The Cost of Competence

By David H. Freedman, Inc.com

This article, originally published in Inc.com, warns business leaders not to get too comfortable with the solutions that have brought them success and start looking for new ones.

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