Ownership Works Scaling a Profitable Social Mission Ethan Rouen Dennis Campbell Andrew Robinson 2023
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Invest in Ownership Works Ownership Works is a social mission that aims to empower individuals to find success and purpose in their lives through purpose-led career development. We do this by providing training and resources for those seeking to become leaders, entrepreneurs, and social impact investors. The journey to scalable impact starts with a few small steps. We’ve found that the following work: 1. The first step is to connect those on a mission to others who share your passions. 2. Acknowledge and understand the
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“Ownership Works, a social mission in Los Angeles, is focused on creating a culture of purpose in the workplace. It’s a place where employees own their own success, a place where people are invested in their company’s success. When employees feel ownership, they are more motivated, feel part of a team, and have a greater sense of pride and satisfaction. When you have a sense of ownership, you create a stronger bond and more meaningful relationships between your company and its employees. When employees feel a sense of ownership, they are more likely to stay and