Private Companies Weigh Employee Stock Options
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Private Companies Consider Employee Stock Options
Summary:
Employee stock options offer a powerful way to highlight the value employees bring to a company. By allowing employees to see tangible changes in the company's value, they can directly associate their work with company success.
Article Body:
Q: I’ve heard that Entrex has brought public market standards and disciplines to the private market. How does this affect stock ownership or options for my employees?
- Al Davenport, business owner, Pompano Beach, Fla.
A: This approach offers a fantastic chance for you to show employees the significant role they play in your company. By adopting public market standards, private companies can now offer options that reveal quantifiable gains and losses driven by employee efforts.
Public companies have long enabled employees to benefit from shares with clear market value. Private companies can now do the same by adopting transparent reporting and disclosure standards, allowing performance to be measured against established benchmarks.
As a business owner, you can choose to either limit company data access or share it broadly with alternative investors. Engaging in the private company market lets employees receive a tangible quarterly valuation of their stock, with the potential for future liquidation.
Whether or not you have a formal employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) or selectively distribute stock to key employees, participating in the private equity market can enhance liquidity options. Although ESOPs often benefit founding shareholders, new employee owners usually face limited financial exposure.
The private equity market opens doors for companies to gain exposure and lets their stock trade among alternative investors. By adhering to industry-standard valuation methods, owners, employees with options, and external investors can track share value, understand liquidity options, and feel more connected to the company’s financial success.
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