International Share Schemes: Exporting the Vision

International Share Schemes: Exporting the Vision
Webinar

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Background:

Globalisation has meant that many businesses now operate on a truly international scale, but how can they keep corporate identity and cohesion in the midst of so great a variety of cultural, financial and legal complexities?

In this 45 minute webinar, share schemes expert David Craddock will examine the challenges of international share schemes, including language, legislation, currency and technology; and how employee share schemes can promote inclusivity and act as ‘corporate glue’, holding together the various subsidiaries into a global whole and the role of an international employee share trust.

Speaker: David Craddock is an independent consultant specialising in employee share ownership and reward management. A recognised authority on the subject, he is the author of The Tolley’s Guide to Employee Share Schemes , along with many other essential books and courses. David’s clients range from major public limited companies with international considerations to smaller private companies where the requirements are for Enterprise Management Incentives, tax-unapproved share scheme arrangements and market-making employee share trust structures. David has successfully established employee share schemes and employee benefit arrangements worldwide and to date has travelled to over 30 countries to personally facilitate their introduction. He enhances his service through a long experience in share reconstructions and share valuation.

Chairman: Ian Harris, BA (Hons) FCA FBCS FIBC CMC, Managing Director, Z/Yen Group. Ian specialises in strategic planning and systematic performance improvement in both the civil society sector practice (which he leads) and also commercial sectors. Ian regularly leads award-winning work, such as Charityshare's partnership award, Ideal Hardware's HR Award for its rewards framework and the Marine Stewardship Council's Best Practice award for its strategic planning and governance review. He designed and manages Z/Yen’s employee incentives and share ownership programme. Ian is a former chair of the judging panel for the National Payroll Giving Awards and of BCS The Chartered Institute for IT's Ethics Group. His third book, The Price of Fish: A New Approach to Wicked Economics and Better Decisions, written jointly with Michael Mainelli, won the Independent Publisher Book Awards Finance, Investment & Economics Gold Prize.

Date
Tuesday, 25 October 2022

Time
16:00 - 16:45 BST

Cost
N/A