
Recommended Supplementary Material
Learn more about employee ownership and view the resources below that were developed at the time of the original release of We the Owners.
Additional Employee Ownership Resources from the Foundation for Enterprise Development:
- Book: The SAIC Solution: Built by Employee Owners
> Learn more here - ESOP Mini video: This mini version of We the Owners was created in conjunction with the National Center for Employee Ownership.
> View here - Training and Education: offered by the Beyster Institute
> Learn more here
Service Organizations
- Beyster Institute
- National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO)
- Employee Stock Ownership (ESOP) Association
- Aspen Institute Business & Society Program
- Ohio Employee Ownership Center
- Connect
- Kelso Institute
- Baxendale
- Praxis Consulting
- Ownership Associates
- 3BL CSRwire
- Center for Economic and Social Justice
- Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center
Recommended Videos
Interviews with Fellows and Researchers
Click to Watch Distributed Leadership with Motivated Employees – Elaine Backman, MIT Sloan School of Management
Click to Watch Social Justice by Owning Means of Production – Peter Thompson, University of Illinois -
Click to Watch Employee Ownership for Start-ups – Moses Lee
Click to Watch EO Role in Firms with Higher Collaboration, Trust, Empowerment, Accountability – Hiram Samel, MIT Sloan School of Management
Click to Watch Innovation, Engagement, and Ownership - Frank Shipper, Salisbury University
More interviews available here.
PBS NewsHour, Making Sense
We the Owners clips used in PBS NewsHour segment, Making Sense, October 2015
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Interview with Practitioners and Industry Experts:
Lessons Learned from SAIC for Today's Business Climate - May 23, 2007
Presented by: MIT Enterprise Forum with CONNECT
Moderator: Scott Horsley, Business Correspondent, National Public Radio (NPR)
Panelists: Dr. J. Robert Beyster; Dr. Gene Ray (Founder and Former Chairman & CEO, Titan Corporation); Tom Darcy (Former CFO and Executive Vice President for Strategic Projects, SAIC); Bill Roper (Former Executive Vice President for Strategic Investments, SAIC)