An intrepreneur is someone inside an organisation who thinks and acts like an entrepreneur. They innovate. They spot opportunities. They solve problems. They push things forward as if the business were their own — even before they have a share in it.
For underrepresented groups, the benefits of EO often go far beyond finances. Ownership changes how people see themselves, their work, and their role in society.
Valloop has today announced the launch of an innovation in finance and insurance that disrupts the way small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are bought and sold.
Valloop, partnering with global reinsurers, will offer a new type of capital to allow one million employees in 20,000 companies to buy their companies from the original founders.
Employee ownership is shaking up the business world and in the best way possible. Companies are moving away from the traditional “one-owner” or “shareholders-first” models, instead embracing the idea of giving employees a real stake in the game. it’s proving to be a win-win-win for everyone involved: businesses, employees and the community.
When business owners consider passing the torch to the next generation of leaders, two employee ownership models stand out: Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs) and Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs). While both are designed to give employees a stake in the business, they operate under different mechanisms, with distinct benefits and challenges.
Business owners often find themselves at a crossroads when it comes to the future of their business. One traditional path has been to sell the business to a trade buyer or an external investor. However, an alternative approach is now gaining traction – employee ownership. This model offers a viable exit strategy and comes with many benefits for business owners.
Springtime brings with it a feeling of growth, transformation, and new beginnings. Similarly, within the realm of business, employee ownership is rapidly emerging as a popular business model, pushing companies towards sustained growth and success.
When it comes to selling a business there are various options to choose from. Three prominent options are: Venture Capital (VC), Private Equity (PE) , Employee Ownership (EO)
Valloop has launched its Employee Ownership Platform, which offers an alternative route for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to sell their business and transition ownership. With the capacity to support 20,000 businesses*, the platform can help create 1 million employee-owners, catalysing a powerful wave of social and economic empowerment.
With 2024 driven by technological innovation and AI, a new class of technology is taking centre stage in 2025: Soctech (Social Impact Technology). Designed to address some of the world’s most pressing social and environmental challenges, Soctech is poised to redefine the way technology serves humanity. With its unique blend of purpose and profitability, this emerging asset class is already capturing the attention of forward-thinking investors.
