EOA Regional Networks

The EOA Regional Networks are held quarterly across five regions in the UK: Scotland, North, Midlands, South East and South West.

These EOA facilitated meetings are an opportunity for members to hear from specialists within the field of employee ownership and take advantage of peer-to-peer learning.

With a diverse membership representing most sectors, sizes and locations across the UK, these meetings are an opportunity to develop new contacts, discuss challenges and opportunities and share best practice and learning.

The content of the meetings are relevant to organisations at all stages, whether exploring employee ownership or running an established employee owned business.

 

Who can attend

Anyone from our membership can attend the EOA Regional Network Meetings and our members are encouraged to promote the meetings to colleagues at all levels within the business and across regional area, so that they too can gain from this valuable opportunity.

Click here to see our events diary for all our upcoming meetings and details on how to sign up.

 

Host or collaborate with us at a future Regional Network Meeting?

If you would like to host a future Regional Network Meeting or collaborate with us on a future event, we would love to hear from you. Please get in touch with Emma Kerr on (01482) 667122.

 

What you can expect from a Regional Network Meeting:

  • Host members sharing their employee ownership stories
  • Interactive workshops on employee engagement, communication and marketing
  • Expert advice on tax, finance and the different models of employee ownership
  • Open Space Discussion – for members to address challenges and share ideas, to maximise the opportunities of becoming or being employee owned
  • Networking lunches
  • Learn more about what the EOA is doing for the employee ownership sector in the UK

 

What our members say about the Network Meetings:

“I made contacts with people who can help me understand more about being in an employee owned business.”

“Hearing what other businesses do to engage with employees has given me great ideas for our business.”

“There were some assumptions that all attendees were managers or above; our team included two of our warehouse staff.”

“It worked really well that you had different people there with different experiences as everyone was either happy to learn or share their knowledge.”