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James allows that an onward sale may preserve jobs where market conditions threaten an employee-owned business.

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John GarryGeneral Partner · Garry ElevatorLinkedIn ↗
James de le VingneCEO · Employee Ownership AssociationLinkedIn ↗
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John GarryGeneral Partner · Garry ElevatorLinkedIn ↗
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James de le VingneCEO · Employee Ownership AssociationLinkedIn ↗

James allows that an onward sale may preserve jobs where market conditions threaten an employee-owned business.

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Attributed contributors: John Garry; James de le Vingne. “James allows that an onward sale may preserve jobs where market conditions threaten an employee-owned business..” Mission Without Exit: Designing Ownership That Survives Success. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 17 September 2026. Session time 20:37–21:59. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-25ca72c28c5c

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James allows that an onward sale may preserve jobs where market conditions threaten an employee-owned business.

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John GarryGeneral Partner · Garry ElevatorLinkedIn ↗
James de le VingneCEO · Employee Ownership AssociationLinkedIn ↗
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Proposed mechanism: Evaluate institutional change against purpose and commercial survival.

Limit: Conditional argument, not a universal endorsement of sales.

stewardshipcompetitionrisk tradeoff

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