Will Impact Investors Embrace Employee-Owned Companies?

Will Impact Investors Embrace Employee-Owned Companies?

by Anne Field

June 23, 2017

Writing for Forbes, Anne Field takes a look at our new report exploring the impact investing landscape for employee ownership:

For social entrepreneurs concerned about growing income inequality in the U.S. and around the world, one way to spread the wealth is through employee ownership. With that in mind, you’d think impact investors would be clamoring to invest in such companies….

Publication date: 2017-06-23

Parent publication: Forbes

Publication URL: Will Impact Investors Embrace Employee-Owned Companies?

by Anne Field

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