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The repurchase obligation is one of the biggest long-term financial planning issues for private ESOP companies.
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CFOs, boards, trustees, and advisors managing ESOP sustainability after the transaction.
This toolkit matters because ESOP sustainability depends on more than completing the sale. As participants leave or retire, companies need cash strategies for buying back shares. Access may require NCEO membership, so this should be reviewed before publishing.
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