2:30 PM - 3:30 PM PDT
Worker cooperatives are businesses democratically owned by their workers. During this unprecedented economic and social climate, BIPOC-led worker cooperative initiatives are demonstrating how these equitable business models can shape the next phase of the US economy. In this session, we will hear from ChiFresh Kitchen, a prepared meal business owned by formerly incarcerated workers; and Apis & Heritage, a Black-led private equity buy-out fund that transitions closely-held businesses with BIPOC workforces to worker ownership.
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Speakers
Camille Kerr
Co-founder, management consultant
ChiFresh Kitchen, LWCA
Edrinna Bryant
ChiFresh Kitchen
Todd Leverette
Managing Partner
Apis & Heritage Capital Partners
Alison Powers
Cooperative and Community Initiatives Manager
Capital Impact Partners