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Exit Strategies Series – Employee Stock Option Plans
May 17, 2016 @ 8:30 am - 10:30 am
| $49
The Exit Strategies Series offers five fact-filled sessions designed to give you information on everything you need to know before deciding on when and how to buy or sell your business or engage in succession planning. Gather a wealth of information from the experts in each two-hour session.
Fee & Registration
Sessions are $49 each or $199 for the entire series
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Light breakfast and beverages provided
EMPLOYEE STOCK OPTION PLANS:
Have you ever considered an ESOP for your business? This session will give you the history and background of ESOPs while giving you a heads up on what it is and what it isn’t as well as the business characteristics needed before considering an ESOP for your company. In this session you’ll gain valuable information on the advantages and disadvantages and discuss the possible benefits to employees. You’ll hear success stories and gain access to resources that you can use after you leave the session.
• What it is and what it isn’t
• History and background
• Important business characteristics before having an ESOP
• Advantages and disadvantages to business owners
• Benefits to employees
• Success stories
• Available reference information and resources
Instructor: Dennis Houston
Dennis Houston
Dennis Houston, Business Sale Process; Acquiring a Business; Employee Stock Option Plans
Dennis Houston is CMA and president of True North Business Navigation Professionals. His executive career as a Controller, CFO, Vice-President, and corporate officer has spanned over thirty years and includes positions in private industry working at Enviro, Ktech Corp, and General Technology Corp. His career also includes working as a private consultant for mid-market business owners planning exit strategies and representing them in the sale of their businesses. He has supported Albuquerque Economic Development and the City of Albuquerque in local existing business development program efforts for the past ten years.
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