Following last year’s successful ‘Employee Ownership Explained’ webinar series, Co-operative Development Scotland, part of Scottish Enterprise, will be hosting a further 3 webinars on employee ownership that will go beyond the facts and figures. These 3 webinars will focus on the Employee Ownership Trust (EOT); using the legislation to achieve the best outcomes, financial planning for an EOT transaction and the role of the bank in an EOT transaction.
Aimed at professional advisers these expert webinars will explore different aspects to help advisers broaden their knowledge and equip them to support their clients in making informed decisions. The webinars are also relevant for business owners looking towards succession planning.
View the full programme of 2021 webinars:
Date & Time |
Topic | Speaker | Booking Link |
25 Nov 2021 10-11am |
The role of the bank in an EOT transaction | Andy Scott, RBS | Book here |
Previous webinars
If you weren’t able to attend our previous webinars or did attend and would like review the content again you can access our prior programme focusing on the Employee Ownership Trust below:
Financial Planning for an EOT transaction
This webinar has already taken place. Read the follow up here: https://cdsblog.co.uk/financial-planning-for-an-eot-transaction
The EOT – using the legislation to achieve the best outcomes
This webinar has already taken place. Read the follow up and watch the recording here: EO Explained- The EOT- using the legislation to achieve the best outcomes
The Role of the Accountant in the EOT transaction
This webinar has already taken place. Read the follow up and watch the recording here: EO Explained – The Role of the Accountant in the EOT transaction.
The Role of the Legal Adviser in the EOT Transaction
This webinar has already taken place. Read the follow up and watch the recording here: EO Explained – The Role of the Legal Advisor in the EOT transaction.
Making Employee Ownership Work
This webinar has already taken place. Read the follow up and watch the recording here: EO Explained – Making Employee Ownership Work.
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