TEXAS CENTER FOR EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP
EIN 85-3939927 · Business & Industry (S40)
What they do
New Partnerships (Goal: 810): Established 32 Partner Connections and Developed 14 Formalized Partnerships Across Texas. Regional Events (Goal: 4): Successfully Executed 3 Regional Events During The Grant Period With A Fourth Scheduled for Early 2026. Lender & Service Provider Collaborations (Goal: 2): Secured 2 Formal Collaborations and New Relationships Were Formed for Future Potential Collaborations. Grant Applications (Goal: 12): Submitted 13 Grant Applications Totaling $600,000. Businesses Reached: Connected With At Least 132 Businesses Through Workshops, Events, and Presentations, With Additional Unquantified Reach Generated Through Earned Media In Multiple Markets. Employee Ownership Conversions: Directly Supported 1 Employee Ownership Trust Conversion; Aware of At Least 5 Additional Conversions (4 ESOPs, 1 Worker Cooperative). Four Conversions Are Likely In 2026.Communications & Materials: Produced 5 Professional Outreach and Technical Materials; Participated In A Live Televisio
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2021
- Location
- 306 W 7th St Ste 1025, Fort Worth, TX 76102
- County
- Arlington
- In care of
- Taylor Knickel