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Unlike 401(k)s or other common retirement plans, implementing an employee stock ownership plan generally requires a formal purchase and sale of shares, with preparation, negotiation and diligence - much like a traditional M&A transaction. But in several ways, the ESOP implementation process can be faster, less intrusive and more cost-effective than a third-party sale. Tune in to our latest episode to learn more about how we help business owners sell stock to their employees.
By Acuity AdvisorsUnlike 401(k)s or other common retirement plans, implementing an employee stock ownership plan generally requires a formal purchase and sale of shares, with preparation, negotiation and diligence - much like a traditional M&A transaction. But in several ways, the ESOP implementation process can be faster, less intrusive and more cost-effective than a third-party sale. Tune in to our latest episode to learn more about how we help business owners sell stock to their employees.