A community of practice (a CoP) is simply a group of people with a shared enthusiasm to work on something together in regular meetups.

Colorado Tech Worker Co-ops: An IntroductionRMEOC had the opportunity to talk with co-owners of three local tech worker coops based in Boulder and Denver. These values-oriented tech companies design and build software for websites and applications. They are friends and allies who often collaborate with each other. We’ll add to the profiles below as we… <a class="more-link" href="https://www.rmeoc.org/impact-stories/colorado-tech-worker-coops-an-introduction/">Continue reading <span class="screen-reader-text">Colorado Tech Worker Coops: An Introduction</span></a>

Learn how U.S. social cooperative legislation can accelerate co‑op development and broaden access to democratic business models.

Recently, I spent a mid-morning near Colfax and Colorado, going door-to-door to meet local business owners and spread the word about the virtues of employee ownership. As I moved eastwards, from Steele street across Colorado and towards Monaco, I passed dozens of shops, talked to numerous owners, and learned a powerful truth: Colfax has two… <a class="more-link" href="https://www.rmeoc.org/impact-stories/two-faces-of-colfax/">Continue reading <span class="screen-reader-text">Two Faces of Colfax</span></a>

This is &quot;Empowered Energy Systems: A Colorado Employee Ownership Success Story&quot; by Truce Media on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people&hellip;

Meet the new Colorado interpretation co-op! Read about SLV Language Justice and the people behind it, Erica Maldonado and Deigo Pons.

How Bill Kirton & Dick Peterson saw a need to go beyond business as usual, identified a solution, and created RMEOC to promote employee ownership across Colorado and beyond.

See how a single ESOP can inspire widespread employee ownership adoption, improving workplace culture and community wealth.