Bret Keisling is joined by Kevin Burns, co-founder and director of the Sand Mountain Cooperative Education Center and co-founder of the upcoming Alabama Center for Employee Ownership (ALCEO), part of the Employee Ownership Expansion Network (EOX). Kevin discusses their innovative work educating young people about employee ownership and the potential impact on rural Alabama. The conversation delves into the prospects and challenges of promoting employee ownership, and the importance of integrating it into academic and business settings. The episode offers valuable insights into the growing movement for employee ownership in Alabama and beyond.
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Episode 272 Show Notes
Resources and influences Kevin Burns referenced in this episode:
Kevin spoke about the influence Mondragon has on his efforts. Here's a great article about Mondragon.
Previous guest Hali Gibson has been an important part of the efforts to grow EO in Alabama. Hali appeared on the Podcast on January,2022 on The EsOp Podcast Episode 184: Hali Gibson of Threaded Fasteners, Inc.
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